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[Neverwinter_Knight77]

Hot, right? I win, for staying with Ash. Um, with at least one Shep, anyway. I like her hair down.

[goofyomnivore]

Well Shepard is in casual armor so is Anderson.. so I'm not 100% sure that is her regular battle outfit(I hope it isn't).

Looks like the Reapers came down during the trial and we're trying to escape.

[Someone With Mass]

Not liking that outfit at all.

Really hope I can customize it to save some of her dignity.

[Nashiktal]

strive wrote...

Well Shepard is in casual armor so is Anderson.. so I'm not 100% sure that is her regular battle outfit(I hope it isn't).

Looks like the Reapers came down during the trial and we're trying to escape.

I am very much hoping thats the only reason she is in that getup. However once again we have not seen any characters in the entire series, or in any preview for ME3 change outfits in any major way during actuall gameplay. OF course we have not seen hardly anything so far of course... but My fear is there anyways.

[IntrepidProdigy]

Nashiktal wrote...
Maybe. However we have not seen any examples of squadmates in casual armor yet, or even in being able to switch outfits outside of color swaps.

I really want to think that Bioware would stay true to her character... but from what we have seen all they are doing is sexying up all the characters and putting less and less armor on them. At least miranda had a story reason for it, but Ashley? She is Alliance soldier to the bone, its in her blood. She even made fun of such outfits when you talk to her about it.

I just can't stop comparing her to Miranda, especially since they have such similar changes. Hell even LIARA is wearing armor, and KAIDEN!

There are also going to be alternative appearances for squad-mates. Bioware hasn't given any official details on any squad-mates beyond that so far or much of anything beyond the combat and semi-convoluted trailers for that matter, so it stands to reason that we should wait and see how Ashley is going to be fully implemented before jumping to conclusions so fast.

Modifié par IntrepidProdigy, 06 juin 2011 - 09:45 .

[shinobi602]

Hopefully that's one of her armor pieces. She looks amazing in it O_O

[sissysouthpaw]

Nashiktal wrote...

IntrepidProdigy wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...
Yeah... Casual. >.>

Ugh, this doesn't ruin the game for me, but it does lessen my enthusiasm for seeing Ashley again. Seems like females are not allowed to wear heavy armor anymore, especially the one character who MADE FUN of such suits.

You're knee-jerking to conclusions. If you analyze the first pic, you will notice that Shepard is also equipped with a weapon on his back while he's not in his armor. The pics are more than likely taken while they're still on earth trying to escape.

Maybe. However we have not seen any examples of squadmates in casual armor yet, or even in being able to switch outfits outside of color swaps.

I really want to think that Bioware would stay true to her character... but from what we have seen all they are doing is sexying up all the characters and putting less and less armor on them. At least miranda had a story reason for it, but Ashley? She is Alliance soldier to the bone, its in her blood. She even made fun of such outfits when you talk to her about it.

I just can't stop comparing her to Miranda, especially since they have such similar changes. Hell even LIARA is wearing armor, and KAIDEN!

"Ooohh shiny new hair physics, let's try them on... Ashley! Because she's a girl! And while we're at it, let's add some cleavage!"

[Shepard Lives]

Again, I want to hope those scenes are from the Reaper attack during the trial.

[Nashiktal]

IntrepidProdigy wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...
Maybe. However we have not seen any examples of squadmates in casual armor yet, or even in being able to switch outfits outside of color swaps.

I really want to think that Bioware would stay true to her character... but from what we have seen all they are doing is sexying up all the characters and putting less and less armor on them. At least miranda had a story reason for it, but Ashley? She is Alliance soldier to the bone, its in her blood. She even made fun of such outfits when you talk to her about it.

I just can't stop comparing her to Miranda, especially since they have such similar changes. Hell even LIARA is wearing armor, and KAIDEN!

There are also going to be alternative appearances for squad-mates. Bioware hasn't given any official details on any squad-mates so far or much of anything beyond the combat and semi-convoluted trailers for that matter, so it stands to reason that we should wait and see how Ashley is going to be fully implemented before jumping to conclusions so fast.

However its hard not to jump to conclusions when they already made a mistake. As I have said before, Ashely holds disdain for these kinds of outfits, and mocked them during the first game. If they change such a thing about a character, what else will they change about other characters?

The worry builds up.

[Kabanya101]

Looks good, makes me question being with Liara.

BUT...

Liara won't get old or SAGGY before my Shep dies, so I WIN, even though Ash looks 10 times better than her ME1 counterpart, so manly in ME1, ugh.

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

You guys can't even see her outfit that well. Calm down.

[Vamp44]

Boohoo. As others have said it's probably just casual armor since it's from the Earth scene and what not.

I agree with Neverwinter Knight.

Modifié par Vamp44, 06 juin 2011 - 09:57 .

[IntrepidProdigy]

Nashiktal wrote...
However its hard not to jump to conclusions when they already made a mistake. As I have said before, Ashely holds disdain for these kinds of outfits, and mocked them during the first game. If they change such a thing about a character, what else will they change about other characters?

The worry builds up.

When did Ash really mock them in ME1? The only instance I can remember is when you first walk onto the wards in the Citadel and she makes a semi-snarky comment about wearing a tinfoil miniskirt or something followed by a weary "sir", given you pick the correct dialog option. To me, that just seemed to hint towards her being a bit insecure, just like the similar instance when you found out that she likes poetry and tells you not to spread it around.

I share your concern after what happened to Liara, but I'm giving Bioware the benefit of the doubt once again and want to wait to see her official character reveal before ranging right off the bat.

[Blitzkrieg0811]

Oh, good... she's been Miranda'd... That makes everything better...

[Pedro Costa]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Not liking that outfit at all.

Really hope I can customize it to save some of her dignity.

This. Seriously, this.

[Iakus]

 Yeah these demos are not settling my fears for ME 3.  They're actually making me less inclined to buy ME3 right away.

[Mr. MannlyMan]

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

You guys can't even see her outfit that well. Calm down.

Seriously? The rest of us know better than to "dismiss" stuff like this. Turn up the contrast on the video; good. Now look at her skin-tight leggings and the "circles" of armor on her... good.

Catsuit. Ta-da! <_<

[Paul Sedgmore]

KnossosTNC wrote...

neubourn wrote...

 Guess you missed her pic from that Game Informer mag not too long ago: http://media.tumblr....c1711qhkns3.jpg

I did. I don't read Game Informer magazines, the picture doesn't seem to specifically say it's Ashley, and she doesn't look like her in that picture either. For some reason, she's much more familiar in the E3 presser video. Slight redesign?

The picture in Game Informer did state it was Ashley

Modifié par Paul Sedgmore, 06 juin 2011 - 10:11 .

[MACharlie1]

IntrepidProdigy wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...
However its hard not to jump to conclusions when they already made a mistake. As I have said before, Ashely holds disdain for these kinds of outfits, and mocked them during the first game. If they change such a thing about a character, what else will they change about other characters?

The worry builds up.

When did Ash really mock them in ME1? The only instance I can remember is when you first walk onto the wards in the Citadel and she makes a semi-snarky comment about wearing a tinfoil miniskirt or something followed by a weary "sir", given you pick the correct dialog option. To me, that just seemed to hint towards her being a bit insecure, just like the similar instance when you found out that she likes poetry and tells you not to spread it around.

I share your concern after what happened to Liara, but I'm giving Bioware the benefit of the doubt once again and want to wait to see her official character reveal before ranging right off the bat.

When Kaidan comments on Asari commando armor, I forget where exactly, Ashley says:

"Unless that armor helps them outrun bullets, I'd stick to a solid plate of armor."
(or something...) 

But I'm confident that the jumpsuit is Ashley's casual wear. 

[DeadlyParasite]

Was this in the EA conference?

Modifié par DeadlyParasite, 06 juin 2011 - 10:13 .

[Mr. MannlyMan]

IntrepidProdigy wrote...

I share your concern after what happened to Liara, but I'm giving Bioware the benefit of the doubt once again and want to wait to see her official character reveal before ranging right off the bat.

How about we just hold Bioware's history up and call it a day?

And Ashley said in ME1 that she preferred thick armor and big guns; plus, she was the most militarized member of your crew.

"Benefit of the doubt" doesn't make sense when we know Bioware's more recent outings and their lineup of sexified characters.

Edit: especially considering they gave us a more sensible outfit for Miranda in the last AAP DLC, I expect Bioware to just sell Ashley's character-consistent heavy armor as DLC.

Modifié par Mr. MannlyMan, 06 juin 2011 - 10:18 .

[RyuGuitarFreak]

She looks good. Her hair looks good. Not that I care much.

[mikems22]

She is a soldier? haha, dont make me laugh. Big boobs, nice ass and catsuit, oh my...

Gonna import Kaidan. I dont want another Miranda type doll in my squad.

[Machazareel]

The gloves look pretty combat-ish, at least.