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[Shady Six]

I have seen the pic of Ash for ME3, and I'm all for updating her image, giving her an original body model, but I think they changed a bit much. Her lighter hair and makeup dont sit to well with me. Instead of suggesting they revert to what it used to be, is it such a bad idea to give an alternate costume with no makeup and her original hair?

[Shady Six]

Bump?

[GodWood]

Arcian wrote...
It's called "physical character development".

Aka, breast implants.

[Katamariguy]

Shady Six wrote...

I have seen the pic of Ash for ME3, and I'm all for updating her image, giving her an original body model, but I think they changed a bit much. Her lighter hair and makeup dont sit to well with me. Instead of suggesting they revert to what it used to be, is it such a bad idea to give an alternate costume with no makeup and her original hair?

Agreed.

[CannotCompute]

Shady Six wrote...

I have seen the pic of Ash for ME3, and I'm all for updating her image, giving her an original body model, but I think they changed a bit much. Her lighter hair and makeup dont sit to well with me. Instead of suggesting they revert to what it used to be, is it such a bad idea to give an alternate costume with no makeup and her original hair?

She has always worn make-up. The outfit in GI is not her battle attire. I'm fine with the new hairstyle, just as long as she ties it into a bun whenever we head on a mission.

[Sylvianus]

You know, this is not because you multiply topics, that you shout louder than others, we will listen to you, that your point is more valid. If we stayed in the same topic, I think that Bioware would be much more careful.

The only thing you get to do is annoy them, and make them seem this discussion redundant and boring.

Otherwise it is obvious that all the characters have a minimum of two outfits. (armor)

Modifié par Sylvianus, 14 avril 2011 - 10:30 .

[GodWood]

CannotCompute wrote...
The outfit in GI is not her battle attire.

We don't know that, no where in the article does it say that and unfortunately it's not safe to assume that.
I remember prior to ME2's release everyone assumed that the character's outfits were just their 'default' appearances and that marketing only showed those for consistency.
Right up until close till release most thought that characters would be able to have proper armours.
They were wrong.

[Nohvarr]

Well since we've seen a side profile shot of her upper body, and since Bioware recently released DLC that had Miranda in armor, how about we wait a month or two for a full body shot of Ashley before we start demanding they change her back.

[Sylvianus]

Yeah we don't know. I agree. In my opinion, there will be an outfit and an armor. Everyone can choose what he wants, as in M2.

Kaidan has an armor, but not Ashley ? Are you taking Bioware for noobs ? ((((

[artsangel]

 I demand a catsuit for Kaidan. Equality for all!
...no wait. I don't want that 

[pinky-wan]

where is the pic???? i want to see it.....mom...let me see

[Sylvianus]

If you don't want, don't choose it and keep the armor, that 's all.

Modifié par Sylvianus, 14 avril 2011 - 11:23 .

[GodWood]

Sylvianus wrote...
Yeah we don't know. I agree. In my opinion, there will be an outfit and an armor. Everyone can choose what he wants, as in M2.

M2?

Kaidan has an armor, but not Ashley ? Are you taking Bioware for noobs ? ((((

Looking at ME2's outfits it wouldn't suprise me if Bioware followed the logic of:
Male = badarse armour
Female = catsuit that accentuates ****** and arse as much as possible.

[Orangey]

 I only have an issue with her breast size, heck my lower back was hurting just seeing those things . But that said I'm going to wait for actual screenshots of Ash in game before giving a final thought rather than judging on what I'm guessing was a render.

An alternate costume would be pretty cool though, if only for variety.

Modifié par Orangey, 14 avril 2011 - 04:57 .

[Alienmorph]

The only problem is the breast size, as already said. At least Ash's one looks like a battlesuit and not a spandex dress covered of hexagons. Still, we saw only a concept art... it could be an outfit she has on in a very specific moment of the game or just one of many outfits. I understant the eventual disappoint, but it's too soon to be negative about her look in ME3.

[CrybabyXD]

i think should left her breast size alone but everything else is alright but wait til see actualy gameplay before u start complaining.

[pmac_tk421]

slternate face please, A.K.A, the face she had in the last two games, the one we know her by.
Also armor yes.

[Razorsedge820]

I like the the new Ash, but I admit that outfit in GI should be something Ashley should wear off the battlefield. Who knows maybe Ash has gone so far up in the Alliance ranks that she is no longer infantry and is the one giving orders now.

I wonder if Ash is going to be the tank she was in ME1?

[KujiMuji]

So... people are complaining about Ash... because of the size of her breasts? And her long hair..?

Instead of enjoying the fact that you might play her (or not), you complain about her hair and chest?

I hate this forum...

[gosimmons]

KujiMuji wrote...

So... people are complaining about Ash... because of the size of her breasts? And her long hair..?

Instead of enjoying the fact that you might play her (or not), you complain about her hair and chest?

I hate this forum...

Some people are just worried that they're going to unnecesarrily fanservice her up.

[Mylene]

As long as ash's personality remains the same,I really dont mind those so-called fanservices.

[Elite Midget]

You will have an Alternate Custome for Ashley Williams in ME3...

Only in the form of DLC.

[Hyper Cutter]

GodWood wrote...
Looking at ME2's outfits it wouldn't suprise me if Bioware followed the logic of:
Male = badarse armour
Female = catsuit that accentuates ****** and arse as much as possible.

Except that Miranda and Jacob's outfits were pretty close to identical, really (it's most obvious with loyalty colors, since they've got the same color scheme).