If i remember right, the woman who's with Geralt in that screenshot is owner of local brothel. So her outfit has some actual justification -- she's literally advertising her business.Addai67 wrote...
I believe that's also Triss in a different outfit than you see in other shots, BTW.
PsychoBlonde wrote...
Liable****sman wrote...
There is a difference.
Achievement and Achievement.
He means that the second one comes along with a loud "wink wink nudge nudge know what I mean?" and a suggestive leer. In Origins, it was more "awww, you had a womance, here have an achievement you big cuddly bear!" and in The Witcher it was more along the lines of "Oh yeah, I got laid again, I'm putting another notch on my codpiece!"
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Liable****sman wrote...
I really should have though of that Monty Python reference myself. Good on you.
Liable****sman wrote...
I really should have though of that Monty Python reference myself. Good on you.
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So is Isabela but not in a literal sense.tmp7704 wrote...
If i remember right, the woman who's with Geralt in that screenshot is owner of local brothel. So her outfit has some actual justification -- she's literally advertising her business.Addai67 wrote...
I believe that's also Triss in a different outfit than you see in other shots, BTW.
Yeah, never minded Lulu's nor Morrigan outfit, either. With Lulu that was especially easy, i mean hard to get up in arms about other people's wardrobe when your own character is stuck with an w.t.f outfit.yukidama wrote...
Man, the only reason I cared about Morrigan in the first place was because of Lulu.... ah, Lulu...
I don't mind dresses made of belts, though. If someone wants to wear a belt dress and it looks fine, whatever.
Pseudocognition wrote...
So I have to wonder, are people objecting to the size of breasts or the perception that the modelers made them that way for fanservice's sake?
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Seriously, why is she not wearing pants?tmp7704 wrote...
Belts, you say?
Yeah, not as bad as certain other witch but i'd say, still
There was at least a month since the last breasts thread. All this pent up urge has to release somewhere...Liable****sman wrote...
Oh jesus, what have I started...
SPAM?
Atakuma wrote...
So is Isabela but not in a literal sense.
GodWood wrote...
It'd be like heres a picture of Garrus in his armour.
Here he is from the back.
Oh, and heres Garrus without pants.
yukidama wrote...
Man, the only reason I cared about Morrigan in the first place was because of Lulu.... ah, Lulu...tmp7704 wrote...
Belts, you say?Sabariel wrote...
I only mind fixed outfits when I can't stand looking at them. Thankfully none of the character designers of BioWare smoke the special crack of Tetsuya Nomura so there's no one running around in dresses made entirely of belts.
(snip)
Yeah, not as bad as certain other witch but i'd say, still
I don't mind dresses made of belts, though. If someone wants to wear a belt dress and it looks fine, whatever.
Upsettingshorts wrote...
If I had to pick one, I'd say the latter. I'm not really objecting, but that being said I saw nothing wrong with say Mass Effect 1 builds - for men and women.
Maria Caliban wrote...
Having the same on my PC or Aveline
would, especially my PC.
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tmp7704 wrote...
There was at least a month since the last breasts thread. All this pent up urge has to release somewhere...Liable****sman wrote...
Oh jesus, what have I started...
SPAM?
I'd guess that's a concept sketch for the model builder, and that last drawing is to give them idea about character's body type.GodWood wrote...
Seriously, why is she not wearing pants?
It'd be like heres a picture of Garrus in his armour.
Here he is from the back.
Oh, and heres Garrus without pants.
Addai67 wrote...
Look about the same to me, and just as unsupported. Of course who needs to worry about jiggling when you can teleport.Atakuma wrote...
Well it may just be the angle but they look larger and more gravity defying than Isabela's to me.PsychoBlonde wrote...
Hmm, Isabela's jugs look a lot bigger when you're looking down at her cleavage than when you're looking up at them from underneath like that.
I believe that's also Triss in a different outfit than you see in other shots, BTW. And I do find Geralt very sexy, but like his TW1 apppearance better. The TW2 model looks weird. I mean, weirder than usual, and I don't like the hair.
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Pseudocognition wrote...
I tend to think that the people who reliably deliver a diverse sampling of strong female perspectives have better intentions than just fanservice for the sake of it. But maybe that's just me.
(Not snarking at you. Just... snarking.)
Pseudocognition wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
If I had to pick one, I'd say the latter. I'm not really objecting, but that being said I saw nothing wrong with say Mass Effect 1 builds - for men and women.
I tend to think that the people who reliably deliver a diverse sampling of strong female perspectives have better intentions than just fanservice for the sake of it. But maybe that's just me.
(Not snarking at you. Just... snarking.)
Pseudocognition wrote...
I tend to think that the people who reliably deliver a diverse sampling of strong female perspectives have better intentions than just fanservice for the sake of it. But maybe that's just me.
(Not snarking at you. Just... snarking.)
Morrigan's pasty pancake bum was obviously a very important aspect of her character.Upsettingshorts wrote...
GodWood wrote...
It'd be like heres a picture of Garrus in his armour.
Here he is from the back.
Oh, and heres Garrus without pants.
I was wondering that myself.
Upsettingshorts wrote...
Maybe. I can't reliably speak as to their intentions, only how it feels to me.
Liable****sman wrote...
tmp7704 wrote...
There was at least a month since the last breasts thread. All this pent up urge has to release somewhere...Liable****sman wrote...
Oh jesus, what have I started...
SPAM?
Nonononono.
The term "Spam" also originates from Monty Python, boy-o.
Upsettingshorts wrote...
GodWood wrote...
It'd be like heres a picture of Garrus in his armour.
Here he is from the back.
Oh, and heres Garrus without pants.
I was wondering that myself.
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