AdmiralCheez wrote...
Same here, but I think the reason the white one looks so gross is because of the way the shadows get all funky.Mr.House wrote...
I find her black suit attractive, not her ugly white one, but I find Miri more sexy in her armour.
Modifié par JunMadine, 13 mai 2011 - 09:21 .
Shadowrun1177 wrote...
Here's another thing about the "Miranda 2.0" thing, appearance =/= personality. I believe Casey has said that the original artist are the ones doing the new updated looks for characters in ME 3. So if anything it's not Ash's look that should worry people cause the artist is the same, but her personality under a new writer.
ADLegend21 wrote...
anyone ever consider that this is her casual outfit? She's a Spectre so she's bound to have a new outfit since this is a redesign. your quote hits the nail on the head, she prefers armor, matter of fact, every specte we've seen has Armor. Saren, Shepard, Nihlus, and Vasir had Armor. She has Armor on Horizon (and she's probbaly already a Spectre there we need the game to find out when Ashley and Kaidan Get promoted) and since she's fought on the front lines for the majority of her caree, she'll always have armor. I doubt you'd get her in combat in a jumpsuit unless someone boarded a ship she was on and didn't have time to put on her heavy armor.
Ship.wreck wrote...
Shadowrun1177 wrote...
Here's another thing about the "Miranda 2.0" thing, appearance =/= personality. I believe Casey has said that the original artist are the ones doing the new updated looks for characters in ME 3. So if anything it's not Ash's look that should worry people cause the artist is the same, but her personality under a new writer.
Appearance =/= personallty. Good point.
But appearance clearly DOES mirror personality.
You're not going to see a Goth dressed in warm collors.
You're not going to see some happy go lucky person dressed in head to toe black.
You're not going to see sexy Miranda get a friggin crew cut, or put here hair up in an Ash bun.
And you're not going to see Ashley trying to wear makeup on a warship in the middle of a mission except under some very weird circumstances. Which again, I doubt exist. And you're certainly not going to see her wearing a skin tight body suit into combat, because as was quoted before she specifically explicitly stated she would never wear that in a fight. So it BETTER be her casual wear, and there BETTER be some REASON why her personality would change to the point that she's wearing that makeup in the middle of the end of the world.
Although, there shouldn't be ANYONE who would wear anything less than full combat armor into combat.
Modifié par Shadowrun1177, 13 mai 2011 - 09:38 .
Bah.Ship.wreck wrote...
If it shows less of her ass and boobs I have to say it is by definition less sexy.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Ship.wreck wrote...
Well it's been encouraged all along. Why do you think Shepard is so dashing, and a special forces super dude, and the first human Spectere?.
Dashing.
Seriously, the reason Shepard is a big goddamn hero is because that's what it takes to save the galaxy. There are plenty of other stories out there where Average Joe saves the day, but Average Joe lacks the charisma to gather together a team of badasses.
Sheploo looks goddamn ugly in game. His eyes cross all the time and the facial animations make him look like a drunk rapist. He's averge jarhead at best.Ship.wreck wrote...
Congratulations you found the worst image of Shepard in the entire games haha! You should be a paparazzi. Seriously, if it wasn't about the looks Shepard would look like Ugly Shepard from that one thread.
Charisma is a necessary trait in the type of leader Shepard is. If Shepard couldn't command loyalty and respect, people like Samara and Wrex wouldn't follow him/her.Charisma isn't an inherent trait of the elite warfighter, in fact it's pretty rare among elite warfighters. As is pretty.
Mass Effect is a work of fiction. Works of fiction employ certain character traits when giving certain roles to certain characters based on the story being told.And as for the, "That's what it takes" line: Yeah, that's what you would think about capturing Saddam Hussein too...
Shadowrun1177 wrote...
I really don't see the problem with makeup that you seem to have, FemShepard can wear make up, Liara wears makeup, Jack wears makeup, Miranda wears makeup. I can understand people's complaint about her outfit even if I don't personally have problem with it and it also wouldn't bother me if Bioware decided to change it before release to something heavier like Miranda's dlc armor for example. If Ashley is softened a little by wearing makeup and letting her hair down whats the issue.
Ship.wreck wrote...
If it shows less of her ass and boobs I have to say it is by definition less sexy.
right, but even so Ashley still wore armor in ME2 and since Bioware is adding rpg elements, she'll most likely have two outifts.iakus wrote...
ADLegend21 wrote...
anyone ever consider that this is her casual outfit? She's a Spectre so she's bound to have a new outfit since this is a redesign. your quote hits the nail on the head, she prefers armor, matter of fact, every specte we've seen has Armor. Saren, Shepard, Nihlus, and Vasir had Armor. She has Armor on Horizon (and she's probbaly already a Spectre there we need the game to find out when Ashley and Kaidan Get promoted) and since she's fought on the front lines for the majority of her caree, she'll always have armor. I doubt you'd get her in combat in a jumpsuit unless someone boarded a ship she was on and didn't have time to put on her heavy armor.
Possible, but ME2 didn't have "casual outfits" just people who dressed casually for battle. I have seen zero indication that ME3 will do things any differently (just a lot of wishful thinking)
This is one question I hope gets answered, either here or on Twitter.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Sheploo looks goddamn ugly in game. His eyes cross all the time and the facial animations make him look like a drunk rapist. He's averge jarhead at best.
Mass Effect is a work of fiction. Works of fiction employ certain character traits when giving certain roles to certain characters based on the story being told.
Modifié par Ship.wreck , 13 mai 2011 - 09:47 .
Ship.wreck wrote...
FemShep Shouldn't wear it either, Jack shouldn't wear it either, Liara shouldn't wear it either. Actually with Liara's new desk job it doesn't matter.
The problem is that it's contradictory to Ashley's character. That's the whole point. No one ever said make up sucks in general.
And even if it weren't contradictory to her character: YOU DON'T WEAR MAKEUP IN COMBAT PERIOD. You just f#$%ing don't. Would you put on makeup for a serious workout? Yeah, and that's massivly less effort than you would exert fighting for your life.
Like I said, I don't freaking care if she wears it in her personall life, or even if she's just wearing it now to get Shepard's attention in a scene or two as part of the plot, or any other of a myriad of potential reasons she might put it on. But if she just is wearing all the time just because, it's both contradictory to her character AND ridiculous from a logical perspective.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Bah.Ship.wreck wrote...
If it shows less of her ass and boobs I have to say it is by definition less sexy.
I still think he's ugly. Then again, I think it was silly of them to hire a Dutch model to be the face. Really, he's a space marine, not some pseudo-manly pretty boy. If they wanted the "dashing commander" angle, they should have gone with his actual voice actor:Ship.wreck wrote...
Those are animation issues EVERY face will look ugly if you animate it like that. If you look at a still image of Shepard he could've stepped out of a abercrombie and fitch ad. Ok... maybe a little too manly for one of those, but you get my point.
Maybe in a "heroic poster boy of heroism" sense, but I would DEFINITELY not tap a Shep of either gender. I like Shep because there's no blatant sex appeal--he/she's just a self-insert for the player with the awesome cranked up to eleven.What the hell does that mean, and how is it relevant? My point is Shepard was specifically designed to be appealing, AND HE IS DESIGNED TO BE APPEALING.
I'm bisexual and I find angry space chickens sexually attractive. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you.Unless I'm just gay, and I have weird taste... uh oh
Modifié par Shadowrun1177, 13 mai 2011 - 09:59 .
Shadowrun1177 wrote...
This is all based on your opinion of what character should and shouldn't do, which I don't agree with. I don't see the big deal or issue you have with female characters wearing makeup in a game. I also don't see it as a major conradiction to her personality, even from ME. Cause in ME we saw that she had a softer side, so maybe in ME 3 she is letting it show more now.
True, but if you see boobs everywhere, they lose the appeal. It'd be like if you ate chocolate cake everyday--the fun would wear off, and suddenly nothing is sexy anymore.Ship.wreck wrote...
Bah indeed.
Boobs and booty are just visual cues to stimulate the sex drive, if they are less visible the sex drive is less stimulated, if the sex drive is less stimulated the image is by definition less effectively sexy.
Part of the fun of chicks with armor is getting to imagine the exciting bits yourself while reveling in the asskickery. Also, it makes the love scenes much more rewarding. It's like Christmas!Granted all the chicks in the pics you posted are obviously hot (for cartoons) and I commend your taste. You can tell they are sexy, and attractive, but they are undiniably less sexy in these images than they would be in identical images where the only difference is they're dressed in, oh, I don't know...
lingere.
Or not dressed.
Who wouldn't?BTW I would totally boner Jessica Rabbit.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
I'm bisexual and I find angry space chickens sexually attractive. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you.
Modifié par PrinceLionheart, 13 mai 2011 - 10:06 .
Don't underestimate me.Ship.wreck wrote...
While I'm sure that you would jump Garrus's bones all night in ME3 I do not believe you would let him boner you in real life!
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