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[syllogi]

naledgeborn wrote...

Ok. Simple fix. If Ashley and Miranda both wear armor that's similar to Fem Shep's (badass AND sexy) in combat and wears "in character" casual clothing on the Normandy I will be happy.

This would be my ideal.  I have no problem with Miranda's catsuit, out of combat.  I don't even mind Ashley's new look, if it's out of combat.  It's just in battle that I would have a problem with Ashley suddenly no longer wanting or needing heavy or at least medium armor.

[TheRevanchist]

Mesina2 wrote...

kylecouch wrote...

I do that already...but when your doing things like her loyalty mission...kinda hard to ignore given the camera angles Bioware spams her with...to be honest I don't stare at Miranda's ass...I don't find "perfect" women attractive in the slightest.

Then I apologize.

But then again why do you care?

For believeability's sake...

[Hyper Cutter]

I don't think the breast thing is supposed to have an in-game explanation, it's just the result of giving her a unique model...

didymos1120 wrote...

DarkLord_PT wrote...

I can barely recognize Ash underneath all that makeup and Miranda-influence...

All what makeup?  The only difference is that she's got a little eyeshadow now.

Hell, my female Shepard wears more makeup than that!

...a lot more, in retrospect.

[DeadLetterBox]

Hyper Cutter wrote...

I don't think the breast thing is supposed to have an in-game explanation, it's just the result of giving her a unique model...

didymos1120 wrote...

DarkLord_PT wrote...

I can barely recognize Ash underneath all that makeup and Miranda-influence...

All what makeup?  The only difference is that she's got a little eyeshadow now.

Hell, my female Shepard wears more makeup than that!

...a lot more, in retrospect.

It looks to me like Ash is wearing eyeliner and maybe some lip gloss.  That's about what she had on in ME2.  And in the trailers for ME1, come to think of it.  It's been what, three or four years since you met her in the middle of a combat zone?  Women change their looks sometimes, you know.

As far as breast size... as someone who actually has breasts, I can tell you that it is absolutely possible to change the *apparent* size of your breasts without changing the *actual* size of your breasts, or using any padding.  That outfit would about do it.  ME1 armor always made a woman's front fit the armor instead of the armor fitting the woman's front.  Sort of like how wearing a Kevlar vest is not going to let a woman keep all her curves.  Not saying good or bad, but it just is.  

[TheKillerAngel]

DeadLetterBox wrote...

Hyper Cutter wrote...

I don't think the breast thing is supposed to have an in-game explanation, it's just the result of giving her a unique model...

didymos1120 wrote...

DarkLord_PT wrote...

I can barely recognize Ash underneath all that makeup and Miranda-influence...

All what makeup?  The only difference is that she's got a little eyeshadow now.

Hell, my female Shepard wears more makeup than that!

...a lot more, in retrospect.

It looks to me like Ash is wearing eyeliner and maybe some lip gloss.  That's about what she had on in ME2.  And in the trailers for ME1, come to think of it.  It's been what, three or four years since you met her in the middle of a combat zone?  Women change their looks sometimes, you know.

As far as breast size... as someone who actually has breasts, I can tell you that it is absolutely possible to change the *apparent* size of your breasts without changing the *actual* size of your breasts, or using any padding.  That outfit would about do it.  ME1 armor always made a woman's front fit the armor instead of the armor fitting the woman's front.  Sort of like how wearing a Kevlar vest is not going to let a woman keep all her curves.  Not saying good or bad, but it just is.  

That is a very valid point. I had thought of the idea but not put it in those words.

[008Zulu]

DeadLetterBox wrote...
As far as breast size... as someone who actually has breasts, I can tell you that it is absolutely possible to change the *apparent* size of your breasts without changing the *actual* size of your breasts, or using any padding.  That outfit would about do it.  ME1 armor always made a woman's front fit the armor instead of the armor fitting the woman's front.  Sort of like how wearing a Kevlar vest is not going to let a woman keep all her curves.  Not saying good or bad, but it just is. 

Its funny how some people think they are unmalleable lumps of granite.

Do NPCs really need armour anyway? Its not like it has bonuses or anything, anymore. Give us NPCs with customizable armour like in ME1, or even give them the extent of ME2, then I will give a crap about what they look like. Until then all the comments about how it doesn't protect are about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

[GodWood]

008Zulu wrote...
Do NPCs really need armour anyway? Its not like it has bonuses or anything, anymore. Give us NPCs with customizable armour like in ME1, or even give them the extent of ME2, then I will give a crap about what they look like. Until then all the comments about how it doesn't protect are about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

Wat

The stupid outfits don't protect in the context of the lore and setting.
Stats are a different matter.

[Benu5]

The only conclusion we can draw from this one picture is that Ash is wearing some clothing.

DeadLetterBox, thank you for your input from personal experience. Though as a male who enjoys breasts, the confirmation that some appear larger than they are is slightly disheartening but unfortunately not unexpected.

(That is a serious thank you. Damn medium of text, not being able to give context)

[Elite Midget]

Ashley is now Isabella 2.0 and Miranda 2.0 who did the fusion dance together.

Basically Bioware has turned Ashley into the biggest **** in their recent two game series.

[bald man in a boat]

Yeah, yeah. You're still going to have a 3 under your avatar come Q1 2012.

[Elite Midget]

Of course. I will tormet Bioware, just like many others, and they can't do anything about it because I still buy their products.

Bioware may screw up this time but if we make our outcries known enough they will change. They will bring us another KoTOR.

[bald man in a boat]

Anyways, maybe Ashley finally got her dinner and is stepping out in her tinfoil miniskirt and thigh high boots.

[Elite Midget]

No she isn't.

This is Ashley's evil and sexualized clone.

[bald man in a boat]

I f*cking hated KOTOR. Good riddance to turn based gameplay and Star Wars.

[Elite Midget]

You say you hate but many here enjoyed it. You're entitled to your opinion but KoTOR expanded the Bioware brand name a lot to many that had never heard of the earlier Bioware titles.

[nphyx]

Never had a problem with Miranda's armor seeing as light armour in ME1 looked like little more then spandex with a little plastic here and there.

[crimzontearz]

uh....someone needs to look at ME1's unarmored models.......

[bald man in a boat]

@Elite

So you're going to keep on buying their products but continue to complain until you get something you feel is worth your money?

Edit: for the record, I'm not trying to argue with you.

Modifié par bald man in a boat, 14 mai 2011 - 03:35 .

[Xeranx]

Elite Midget wrote...

You say you hate but many here enjoyed it. You're entitled to your opinion but KoTOR expanded the Bioware brand name a lot to many that had never heard of the earlier Bioware titles.

Not on topic, but I wanted to say that this represents me completely.  I played NWN and it wasn't until KOTOR that I recognized the name Bioware.  I bought KOTOR2 because I thought it was a Bioware game until seeing the Obsidian logo when I started playing it.

[Elite Midget]

bald man in a boat wrote...

@Elite

So you're going to keep on buying their products but continue to complain until you get something you feel is worth your money?

Edit: for the record, I'm not trying to argue with you.

Yes. I don't want Bioware to die and they're more likely to listen to their PAYING customers than the customers that quit on them. Bioware used to be great but ever since EA started sticking their hands all over the place they've gone down hill.

Yes you are that's why you continue to post such remarks.

[Veregan]

As long as they don't change her character too much I'm not bothered about the new appearance.

[bald man in a boat]

@ Elite

The best way to get a company to change their products is by NOT investing in the ones you don't like. By continuing to support them financially all you do is imply that they can make whatever they want and people will purchase their wares regardless.

[bald man in a boat]

Is economics.

And off topic.

Modifié par bald man in a boat, 14 mai 2011 - 11:33 .

[008Zulu]

GodWood wrote...
Wat

The stupid outfits don't protect in the context of the lore and setting.
Stats are a different matter.

So you know what materials and technology went in to the fabrication of the armour do you? It could be as complex as a ceramic overlay on carbon fibre, with a kevlar and titanium weave. With personal shield technology what it is, the actual armour isn't as important as it once was.

[ExtremeOne]

bald man in a boat wrote...

I f*cking hated KOTOR. Good riddance to turn based gameplay and Star Wars.

   


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