shadowreflexion wrote...
I wasn't going to post but there are a couple of problems. I hope you meant "of Asian" descent. In truth, what does it really matter? The trailers, the boxart, etc etc. Not important as they are being used to show a character and what that character is facing. You can look all throughout Youtube and see the "United Ethnicities" of Shep from both genders. It isn't simple to get ones skin tone down perfectly since there are many color spectrums. I for one am African-American/Italian-American. If a game got the tone right, I would be ecstatic but there are too many variables. Am I upset? Not in the least because I can get the features and tone damn close.KamikazeShepard wrote...
Now before anyone flags me, I'm not saying there is anything wrong with white, but fem shep in the trailers should not be white because Male Shep already is. If they are looking for diversity in their marketing, then why make two sheps who have the same skin colour? Make Fem Shep Brown or Black or Oriental. If bioware does it this way, there will be more appeal to people.
Also while Bioware is at equality, how about a proper skin colour for Indians like me, I really don't like that my shepard is looking more Hispanic then he is Indian ( I'm not insulting Hispanics, I just want my Shepard to have a skin tone similar to mine).
Complaining about something that trivial actually shows a person that cannot and will not be satisfied no matter how many choices they have. That is not an insult so please don't interpret it as one. When we played a game like Mortal Kombat and found a fighting style that we could relate to did the complexion of the character come into the equation? Street Fighter, CoD, Battlefield, etc etc? No. So why is it that this game can't be accepted on those same terms. Hell, even in The Elder Scrolls, the skin tones weren't all there. People of different ethnicities didn't stop playing.
This thread in general is just venting. Either one plays because they enjoy it or they don't. Simple. But trying to pick apart something as minute as a skin tone isn't the basis of a good debate.
Another thing to consider is one of realism. People talk about wanting realism all the time. If we did that, then most of the humans in Mass Effect would of East Asian and Southeast Asian ethnicitiy, given population profiles, with a large Indian minority. I can only assume that, for variety's sake, Bioware determined it would be better to have humans of all kinds.
I'm like you. I just can't get too worked over this. If default shep was black I'd play as a black maleshep and be perfectly happy to do so. Chiefly because every time I try to make a custom Shepard in the character creator, he doesn't come out so well.




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