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[Ashira Shepard]

If Bioware tries to put a skirt, armoured or not, on my soldier woman, there will be blood.

[Dangerfoot]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Valentia X wrote...

Skirts are highly impractical for combat- close or otherwise.

That must be why those Romans always got their butts handed to them in fights.

Yeah our armed forces are really shooting themselves in the foot by not using armored skirts!

Modifié par Dangerfoot, 02 juillet 2011 - 08:47 .

[Maria Caliban]

Dangerfoot wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Valentia X wrote...

Skirts are highly impractical for combat- close or otherwise.

That must be why those Romans always got their butts handed to them in fights.

Yeah our armed forces are really shooting themselves in the foot by not using armored skirts!

Because I said wearing pants was impractic-- oh, wait, nope. I pointed out that calling a skirt highly impractical for combat ignores that the Roman legions both wore skirts and were a high effective fighting force.

Do you have an actual rebuttal to my comment, or were you banking on everyone having your poor grasp of logic?

[Fredvdp]

javierabegazo wrote...

tobynator89 wrote...

Kasumis memories DLC package. No skirt armour though, just casual.

http://i25.photobuck...w-dress-omg.jpg

Ah yes. Sexy.

It's even worse in the Arrival DLC when Shepard is talking to Hackett and the lighting doesn't obscure what's under that skirt.

[slimgrin]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Valentia X wrote...

Skirts are highly impractical for combat- close or otherwise.

That must be why those Romans always got their butts handed to them in fights.

Lol. They were such wussies.

Modifié par slimgrin, 02 juillet 2011 - 12:07 .

[billywaffles]

MAGICAL PIECE wrote...

Hi guys!  My boyfriend got me into Mass Effect 2 and at first I was hesitant because I'm not too keen on FPS, but I made an adept with pink armor and love the game.

I was wondering if ME3 would include pink armor or maybe some more girly things for female Shephard.  Like maybe an armor skirt instead of legs or a vanity to change makeup or hair.

Armor skirt like:

www.blogcdn.com/massively.joystiq.com/media/2011/04/pso5.jpg

That'd be pretty cool.  Thanks!

Too jrpg style for my taste...

[Gabey5]

do want

[tobynator89]

Are we doing this? seriously? Is this something that we're discussing?

You want to throw yourself down with loose fabric flapping about it's your funeral, best of luck when (not if) it gets caught in something. There is a reason why modern soldiers tape every loose backpack/combat vest strap together so that theres nothing flailing about, it's why the longcoat is no longer in use as well. You want a piece of clothing that fits your bodyshape.

Military clothing for military personell on a military ship, and that is my final word on the subject matter.

[Captain Crash]

tobynator89 wrote...

Are we doing this? seriously? Is this something that we're discussing?

Looks like it.

Actually its a strange thing.  There does seem to be a mix of femshep fans who want to see her less resemble her male counterpart.  As in they want to lose the inherently male animations and those that want it to remain.    Of course its a different subject matter to what the OP suggested.  I really dont think many people want something along those lines.   I would like some lighter armour for her though certainly.

[MAGICAL PIECE]

I've read some of the replies and I'd just like to say that I'm not suggesting we get rid of pants for femShep entirely. All I'm suggesting is a few more cosmetic choices. There is the argument it's not "realistic" for battle but the girls I've recruited in ME2 are wearing much less than I am and are fighting great.

And Captain Crash, good point. I think we are in an age now where feminism is screaming and any idea of femininity like dresses or mannerisms is automatically thought of like sexist. I understand women in leadership roles are usually represented to have more masculine and stoic personalities... but does that always have to be the case?

[MegaBadExample]

This thread... www.youtube.com/watch

[medcsu]

LPPrince wrote...

Signs of trolling-

A. Signed up today
B. Hasn't registered any games
C. Says something that will definitely cause vocal reactions

Its not always the case, but most of the time, it is.

The pieces fit. Don't feed. Move on.

Why does it matter if someone has registered games? Not everyone is an e-peen dork such as yourself.

Also, who cares if he/she signed up today? Perhaps they just wanted to add a point.

Trolls are based on trolling posts, stop being so ignorant.

[bushes289]

MAGICAL PIECE wrote...

I've read some of the replies and I'd just like to say that I'm not suggesting we get rid of pants for femShep entirely. All I'm suggesting is a few more cosmetic choices. There is the argument it's not "realistic" for battle but the girls I've recruited in ME2 are wearing much less than I am and are fighting great.

And Captain Crash, good point. I think we are in an age now where feminism is screaming and any idea of femininity like dresses or mannerisms is automatically thought of like sexist. I understand women in leadership roles are usually represented to have more masculine and stoic personalities... but does that always have to be the case?

I don't think it woud be sexist, I think it would be stupid, Shepard can be feminine all she wants... WHEN SHE'S ON LEAVE! You know, the time when we don't play her. She's a soldier, look at the rules that kind of stuff would get you kicked out of the army. Also she's a soldier who happens to be a woman, there's a reason the gender is cosmetic.

BTW if someone suggested more maculine stuff for maleshep, I would be just as horrified, and the pink armor, heck all the bright armor needs to go, it's like wearing a giant target saying: SHOOT ME!

About the other females wearing feminine impractical stuff, there have been complaints about that too, but bioware doesn't seem to have listened. What happened to you Ashley? You look like you're a model pretending to be a soldier! Why do you have to be filled with a bunch of perverted men bioware? Why?!!!

Also how old are you? It's just, you're asking for girly stuff and when people use the term girly they tend to be referring to preteens and toddlers... And some extremely immature teenagers. Shouldn't the title be "Hoping for more feminine options in ME3"?

Modifié par bushes289, 02 juillet 2011 - 01:14 .

[ThatDancingTurian]

bushes289 wrote...

I don't think it woud be sexist, I think it would be stupid

+1

Shepard wearing a skirt (armored or otherwise) into battle is as silly as ManShep going to battle in surf shorts and sandals.

[Sarcastic Tasha]

To me this would be acceptable if:
- It's optional (my FemSheps don't like skirts but if some do that's fine)
- It's also an option for ManShep (equal opportunities)


My only girly request for ME3 would be more hairstyles (just because the current ones are awful) and more casual outfits to wear on the Normandy.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Nyoka wrote...

It's as silly as ManShep going to battle in a skirt.

I was trying to think of something seperate but equally silly, but... yeah, this works.

[Gibb_Shepard]

Femshep is more of a butch and tough woman, whom can evidently headbutt a krogan and deck a yahg. A skirt on someone like her would be like Sheploo in tight pink overalls; it wouldn't work. Femshep is no LadyHawke.

Modifié par Gibb_Shepard, 02 juillet 2011 - 01:45 .

[Good Chaos7]

No, I'm a girl, and we both sit the same way, why should she be all princess now? There's no rule or law that girls follow on how to act except how they were raised & or what influenced them.

I agree with @Sarcastic Tasha though it would be nice for more hair styles!

Modifié par Good Chaos7, 02 juillet 2011 - 01:47 .

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

It's bad enough seeing Miranda and Samara running around in combat wearing skin tight suits with high heeled boots. If I have to see femShepard in a spacesuit that somehow has a skirt, ME 3 is done for. I'm all for freedom of style and expression for characters while on board the Normandy or while on a planet and not persuing a combat objective wearing casual wear. But some things you just shouldn't go into a firefight wearing. I hope Bioware actually gives NPCs practical battle armor and space suits when in space this go around.

[bushes289]

Gibb_Shepard wrote...

Femshep is more of a butch and tough woman, whom can evidently headbutt a krogan and deck a yahg. A skirt on someone like her would be like Sheploo in tight pink overalls; it wouldn't work. Femshep is no LadyHawke.

Even LadyHawke isn't that girly, she just looks more feminine and even becomes offended when called girly: "You think I'm girly?!"