Don't look at me. I'm just agreeing that Yvonne is hotter than Miranda. No combination of hair colours will change that.Aedan_Cousland wrote...
Poor comparison.
If Miranda had blonde hair in game and Yvonne had black hair in the photo, Yvonne would still be more stunning. Yvonne is a real woman while Miranda is not.
Modifié par Sentox6, 15 février 2011 - 06:05 .
Sentox6 wrote...
Although I'm not sure what being real has to do with anything, really. Rosie O'Donnell is real, does that make her hotter than Miranda?
Fair point. Well, unless we're talking about Paris Hilton.Aedan_Cousland wrote...
No, but if you take an actress or model and use motion capture to create a video game character in her likeness, the actress is always going to be more attractive. As a real person she's more life like and her expressions and mannerisms more natural.
Modifié par Sentox6, 15 février 2011 - 06:16 .
Aedan_Cousland wrote...
If Bioware introduced a new female LI in ME3 I think she should be something other than a white female. Ashley and Miranda were both Caucasian, so any new human female LIs should probably be either black, Asian, Middle-Eastern, or mixed race.MACharlie1 wrote...
And I think we can all agree that Miranda doesn't look quite as stunning as the real (blonde) Ms. Strahovski.
Yes, I think we can agree on that.
Poor comparison.
If Miranda had blonde hair in game and Yvonne had black hair in the photo, Yvonne would still be more stunning. Yvonne is a real woman while Miranda is not.
Besides, blonde is not always better. Case in point: Olivia Wilde was so much hotter with black hair in Tron than she is with her natural blonde hair. FACT.
It's difficult enough to make realistic looking humans in video games, the last thing we need to do is model off someone who doesn't have a soul.Liec wrote...
Yes! A ginger male asian love interest =D
Liec wrote...
Yes! A ginger male asian love interest =D
I see what you did there. Heh. Heh.jeweledleah wrote...
you know, we still don't have same sex love interests (sorry, but Liara barely counts) and you guys are splitting hairs about hair color?
or snakes for hair
aeetos21 wrote...
Machines Are Us wrote...
Blonde people are practically non-existent in the time-line of Mass Effect. Blonde hair is a recessive trait and one that has been "weeded out" that far in the future.
They were originally going to make Miranda blonde but decided it went against the femme fatale image they wanted for her.
Its become rarer but certainly not non-existent in the MASS EFFECT UNIVERSE.
Does that mean it'll be gone entirely by 2183 in the actual real world timeline? Can't answer that one.
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Modifié par yorkj86, 03 avril 2011 - 12:58 .
Machines Are Us wrote...
Blonde people are practically non-existent in the time-line of Mass Effect. Blonde hair is a recessive trait and one that has been "weeded out" that far in the future.
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thatguy212 wrote...
Isn't there genetic modding in the mass effect universe anyways? So a parent could just decide they want a blonde chick, and besides there has already been a few blonde people like Conrad Verner so its obviously still around
yorkj86 wrote...
What's inconsistent, though, is that people find her blond hair remarkable. This must either be because she's a "natural" (no gene modding) blond, or because people choose not to have blond hair, either through the use of dye, or through gene-modding, anyway.
yorkj86 wrote...
Guys, blonds won't be "gone," because
genes don't disappear, unless a population is wiped out. The gene for
blond-ness may be rarely expressed, but it won't disappear.
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