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shinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
Mass Effect 1 was realistic in these things. It was ME 2 which bring high heels, space boobs and breather masks.
Just try to understand that please. Then you´ll understand "complaining" of others.
Someone must have missed Chora's den in ME1.
Not in the future! It's a bright place indeed.KateKane wrote...
There are some differences between a strip club and a battlefield.shinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
Mass Effect 1 was realistic in these things. It was ME 2 which bring high heels, space boobs and breather masks.
Just try to understand that please. Then you´ll understand "complaining" of others.
Someone must have missed Chora's den in ME1.
TheAzureVanguard wrote...
Then you obviously were'nt paying attention...
Cuz while the topic may have been the same thing like for example the GETH or fighting Saren or the "ugly looks that Tali just got back there" the responses that squad memebers had to said topics WERE radically different depending on who was in the party.
But again I'm not going to go into specific detail. I've already wasted way too much time on this nonsensical thread.
Ashley was a pure **** and racist thats why I was glad to leave her on Virmire almost each and every time.
That decision wasn't really as difficult as Bioware wanted it to be. When one squad member is friendly and open minded yet is clearly devoted to the cause of humanity versus one firebrand racist my way or the high way hot mess of a person I'll choose the former all the time.
Ashley is only alive cuz I'm curious as to how she'll play out in ME3. So hence I tragically had to sacrafice Kaidan in 2 out of my 10 Shepards....1 femaile 1 male.
I am speaking about combat and soldiers, especially in space. I have nothing against "exposed skin" where is it appropiateshinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
Mass Effect 1 was realistic in these things. It was ME 2 which bring high heels, space boobs and breather masks.
Just try to understand that please. Then you´ll understand "complaining" of others.
Someone must have missed Chora's den in ME1.
Right I forgot about Benezia. She didn't make much too much sense to me either, but at least she is a biotic and not a soldier who despises catsuits.diskoh wrote...
Yeah totally man. i loved how Mass Effect was totally realistic with no space boobs to be found.
*benezia pic*
Modifié par ScepticMatt, 11 juin 2011 - 07:49 .
He's sayin' that ME2 had a small cameo of Ash, which was stupid and disapointing. In ME1 she was full-time squadie. Which was better.AngelicMachinery wrote...
Antivenger wrote...
Mass Effect 1 was all the better because Ash wasn't a cameo you were forced to ignore.
Just sayin'.
I not sure I understand what you're saying.
Babli wrote...
I am speaking about combat and soldiers, especially in space. I have nothing against "exposed skin" where is it appropiate
Yes, every place our squadmates visited with breathermask had nice warm weather and it wasnt cold here at all.diskoh wrote...
And why do you bring up space vaccuums? Can you name a time where someone was in a space vaccuum without a helmet? Planets and ships are not vaccuums.Babli wrote...
She wasnt soldier, but diplomat. And she wasnt exposed to vacuum either. Strawman harder please,
Also read something on suspension of disbelief.
The absurd character design started in ME2, but it's come and gone. Now we've just got ME3 to debate.shinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
I am speaking about combat and soldiers, especially in space. I have nothing against "exposed skin" where is it appropiate
Jack, Samara and Miranda aren't soldiers though...
shinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
I am speaking about combat and soldiers, especially in space. I have nothing against "exposed skin" where is it appropiate
Jack, Samara and Miranda aren't soldiers though...
ScepticMatt wrote...
Right I forgot about Benezia. She didn't make much sense to me either.diskoh wrote...
Yeah totally man. i loved how Mass Effect was totally realistic with no space boobs to be found.
*benezia pic*
Modifié par diskoh, 11 juin 2011 - 07:51 .
That would be nice, but if the past is any indication, I don't expect that.kreite wrote...
Just a thought here ( I think I heard this earlier on the thread) but maybe her hair's like that cause she had to leave in a hurry from some important event where she had to look presentable
Modifié par ScepticMatt, 11 juin 2011 - 07:53 .
It is a possibility, but after ME2 a lot of of aren't confident that this will be the case.kreite wrote...
Just a thought here ( I think I heard this earlier on the thread) but maybe her hair's like that cause she had to leave in a hurry from some important event where she had to look presentable but still look official cuz y'know, the reapers comin out of nowhere an' attacking earth with the local defenses being unprepared.
Am I missing something here? not being snarky I just usually miss something (like my grammar)
marshalleck wrote...
Not in the future! It's a bright place indeed.KateKane wrote...
There are some differences between a strip club and a battlefield.shinobi602 wrote...
Babli wrote...
Mass Effect 1 was realistic in these things. It was ME 2 which bring high heels, space boobs and breather masks.
Just try to understand that please. Then you´ll understand "complaining" of others.
Someone must have missed Chora's den in ME1.
Mister Mida wrote...
Well, she can always... well, you know, not go on Twitterdiskoh wrote...
Nothing like a long hard day of coding to come home and hop on twitter to be screamed at about outfits.
mopotter wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
Well, she can always... well, you know, not go on Twitterdiskoh wrote...
Nothing like a long hard day of coding to come home and hop on twitter to be screamed at about outfits.
Exactly.
Character integrity and kinda-sexist character design is hardly nothing.MegaBadExample wrote...
Why are people complaining over nothing?
The logic of running in high heels while wearing restrictive spandex in a gun fight, or exposing skin in a toxic environment where your shields may fail?diskoh wrote...
Made total sense to me; she is a very powerful biotic and along with shields has plenty enough protection without body armor.
The tech of the Mass Effect universe allows for people to rely on shields more than armor. Do some people prefer to wear armor as well? Obviously, Shepard does and so do a few others. But other people like Jacob, Thane, Miranda, and Ashley opt to wear light armor better for mobility and use shields as their main protection.
Surely you can see the logic?
Modifié par gosimmons, 11 juin 2011 - 07:55 .
Babli wrote...
I am speaking about combat and soldiers, especially in space. I have nothing against "exposed skin" where is it appropiate
gosimmons wrote...
The logic of running in high heels while wearing restrictive spandex in a gun fight, or exposing skin in a toxic environment where your shields may fail?diskoh wrote...
Made total sense to me; she is a very powerful biotic and along with shields has plenty enough protection without body armor.
The tech of the Mass Effect universe allows for people to rely on shields more than armor. Do some people prefer to wear armor as well? Obviously, Shepard does and so do a few others. But other people like Jacob, Thane, Miranda, and Ashley opt to wear light armor better for mobility and use shields as their main protection.
Surely you can see the logic?
No, I really can't...
Maybe you should go to the Miranda, Jack, Samara or Jacob threads and complain harder.KateKane wrote...
Character integrity and kinda-sexist character design is hardly nothing.MegaBadExample wrote...
Why are people complaining over nothing?
Are you saying you want Christina Norman to stop posting ME3 info on twitter?mopotter wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
Well, she can always... well, you know, not go on Twitterdiskoh wrote...
Nothing like a long hard day of coding to come home and hop on twitter to be screamed at about outfits.
Exactly.
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