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[Candidate 88766]

Welsh Inferno wrote...

Candidate 88766 wrote...
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What this guy said. 

Point #7 is really important though. If she wears this outfit and a breather mask in vacuum or on a hostile planet it will then annoy me.

That last thing did bug me. I think a character's outfit is almost as important as the character themself. Its why I keep Garrus in his damaged armour and its why I think Legion's hole should never be fixed. Its part of their character. However, the lack of breathing stuff and the exposure of skin in a vacuum - particularly looking at Jack here - needs to be rectified.

[Candidate 88766]

Nyoka wrote...

Less bulky version. I personally like the bulkier version better.

I stand by what I said on the previous page about her not necessarily needing heavy armour, and the fact that I don't mind her new outfit, but I would like this to be an option for her in the game.

[Jimtp]

Xeranx wrote...

Jimtp wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Jimtp wrote...
ok ive posted this in another thread but since it was closed I'll post it here as well

I dont realy get whats the problem with hot women in ME people had this same problem with Mianda ,who by the way was on of the best chars of ME2.Ashley at last became presentable it's not like she shows a lot of skin or cleavage.

People want female characters to be dressed appropriately for combat like the male characters.

And my question for you is how was Ashley not 'presentable' in ME1?

Believe me when i say that the only reason the males wear the armor they do is because they look good in it.Women look better in more elegant clothes.Anyway didnt see many people complain ,for example, Tali's armor which i doubt would protect her from anything other than diseases.
Also in ME1 she looked like some racoon/human hybrid now she looks hot ,quite the improvement i would say.

Honestly people need to look at the evidence.  Stop bringing Tali up to service your argument because it fails even before you type it.  Tali's defense came in her shielding.  Her experience with tech could improve her shielding so much that she was able to handle being shot at.  It's why I was able to take her places in ME as opposed to ME2 where her shields were crap and that made her a liability.

I dont think the above is mentioned anywhere,also her shields are bound to be brieched in combat and the only thing that is left to protect her is her outfit which like i said doesnt seem to offer much protection.
Also..

Women can look good in armor. Case in point: Ashley in ME1, Femshep in ME1 and ME2.

I'm
sure 'looking cool' has something to do with why the men are in armor.
But they're still dressed more appropriately for the situation at hand
than the women are. If armor is good enough for FemShep it should be
good enough for Ashley, another practical soldier type.

I'm pretty sure i said in the same comment that Ashley looks like a pink kangaroo.Fem Shep ,in my opinion, is way too macho (like Ashley).
EDIT:Also the fact men are more appropriately dressed is somewhat a coincidense

Modifié par Jimtp, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:23 .

[45hitman]

i think Ashley and Liara look good i don't see anything wrong with a little eye candy

Modifié par 45hitman, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:17 .

[Chuvvy]

[Uzzy]

tomas2377 wrote...

1. Shields do most of the work in combat as they deflect high-velocity impacts, and the main dangers on the battlefield are high-velocity impacts. Bullets, grenade shrapnel, directed energy weapons, all are protected against by the shields. As a soldier, Ash is more than capable of handling hand-tohand combat without the need of heavy armour.

2. As shown in the explanation of Miranda's outfit, material technology has advanced enough that even slim outfits can offer adequate protection in combat. But, as I said before, the shields do most of the work. Massive armour just isn't necessary. The lore describes bullet travel as insanely high, so no amount of metal or ceramic can offer anywhere near the protection that a shield will.

So, we'll be seeing the Roid Marines wearing T-Shirts and Jeans into combat, I take it? Oh no, wait, only the men are allowed proper protection. Either way, the Codex has frequently mentioned that while Kinetic Barriers are the main protection, they are not the only one, and having something that'll protect against shrapnel, explosives and extremes of heat sounds better then wearing a skirt.

3. She is no longer just a soldier. A soldier is deployed to the front and does fighting. Nothing else. They need armour because they are essentially sentient bullet-sponges. As a Spectre, she will have a much wider variety of tasks than simply shooting and being shot at. Saying she should wear armour because she is a soldier is no longer true, she is something much more than a simple soldier.

She can change her gear when appropriate. However, given that ME3 will be in the midst of a Reaper Invasion, I'm certain that heavy armour will be important.

Besides, on a freaking diplomatic mission to build ties to a human colony, she wore her armour. Odd that.

Your points would be reasonable if the males didn't wear something that Marcus Fenix would wear.

Modifié par Uzzy, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:24 .

[Creativechick113]

Your points would be reasonable if the males wore something that Marcus Fenix would wear.

Ha!

[Jimtp]

How pitiful! I feel sorry for little boys like you whose only recourse is to live out fantasised love lives vicariously via a virtual medium because attractive women find you utterly repugnant in real life. So sad... smilie

And you figured that ...how?

[Eshaye]

Aris Ravenstar wrote...

Filament wrote...

I didn't say it would prevent him from wearing light armor. I said it wouldn't be strictly out of character for him to wear heavy armor.

You said it wouldn't be strictly out of character because it's not like he had some philosophical opposition.

To hop in there too (hee ) it's doesn't really matter whether he opposes it or not. he's a freaking biotic  and thus is LESS in need of armor then someone like Ashley. That's also why Jack, Jacob, Miranda, Samara can prance around in skin tight gear... Which is why it would make sense for Kaidan to be sporting the skin tight stuff and not Ashley. 

That's my problem with that. 

[Badpie]

Candidate 88766 wrote...

Nyoka wrote...

Less bulky version. I personally like the bulkier version better.

I stand by what I said on the previous page about her not necessarily needing heavy armour, and the fact that I don't mind her new outfit, but I would like this to be an option for her in the game.

I'm a big fan of this!  Hoping we'll get something similar for her in ME3.  I dig the other new outfits too but yeah, Ash needs some bash and smash armor like this too.

[Finis Valorum]

Eshaye wrote...
To hop in there too (hee ) it's doesn't really matter whether he opposes it or not. he's a freaking biotic  and thus is LESS in need of armor then someone like Ashley. That's also why Jack, Jacob, Miranda, Samara can prance around in skin tight gear... Which is why it would make sense for Kaidan to be sporting the skin tight stuff and not Ashley. 

That's my problem with that. 

Yet Adept or Sentinel Shepard must always dress like a tank from Me2 onwards. But yeah, if the females can do it the men including Shepard should too (just like Thane and Jacob).

[the_one_54321]

I'm more concerned over the apparent abnormal location of Ash's crotch. Compare with the others, especially Liara as another female. Something is definitely wrong with the length of her thighs or entire legs.

[Eshaye]

Nyoka wrote...

Less bulky version. (Bulkier version).

That's really nice, you've photoshoped this right? It's not real? 

[Eshaye]

Finis Valorum wrote...

Eshaye wrote...
To hop in there too (hee ) it's doesn't really matter whether he opposes it or not. he's a freaking biotic  and thus is LESS in need of armor then someone like Ashley. That's also why Jack, Jacob, Miranda, Samara can prance around in skin tight gear... Which is why it would make sense for Kaidan to be sporting the skin tight stuff and not Ashley. 

That's my problem with that. 

Yet Adept or Sentinel Shepard must always dress like a tank from Me2 onwards. But yeah, if the females can do it the men including Shepard should too (just like Thane and Jacob).

Well yeah I'm a firm supporter of light armor options for Shepard as well!! This is what I wear in ME2, modded armor>>>> social.bioware.com/uploads_project/project_gallery/5000/4752/3859/9694.jpg

People can get it here if they want: social.bioware.com/project/4752/
(I've been asked before when posting pics of it)

Modifié par Eshaye, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:56 .

[Maestro975]

Is Liara a Justicar now? That Justicar armor does look much better when the jacket is closed up.

[TMA LIVE]

Nyoka wrote...

Less bulky version. (Bulkier version).

I still think adding more female form should be done with Ash. Femshep still has some female form to her suit, which I like. Same with Ash's original armor. I just don't like any kind of artistic sexuality removed.

[TMA LIVE]

I have no problem with armor that looks sexy. I really like Femshep's ME2 armor, that's heavy, but still shows off her features as a woman. I like that in my entertainment, where a bit of style is mixed it over realism. She looks like a action heroine, or a real badass, and not a random generic soldier. When it gets to the point of her looking like a stripper, I complain. Same with Jack being shirtless. But I'm not against a bit of style over realism. I like things being more artistic.

And in that concept above, she just looks like a generic soldier, with a model's head on it.

Modifié par TMA LIVE, 05 juillet 2011 - 03:04 .

[the_one_54321]

Anyone that thinks the armor is in the game for any reason other than to look cool is fooling no one but themselves. Even the established lore of the game does very little to support any serious need for armor.

[AngelicMachinery]

Jimtp wrote...
Fem Shep ,in my opinion, is way too macho (like Ashley).

Seriously!?

No, no, no, she doesn't look to Mach... she looks like someone about to go into a war zone.  You don't wear your prettiest fracken ball gown into combat you wear something that is going to protect you and enhance your combat abilities.

[Sylvianus]

Eshaye wrote...

Finis Valorum wrote...

Eshaye wrote...
To hop in there too (hee ) it's doesn't really matter whether he opposes it or not. he's a freaking biotic  and thus is LESS in need of armor then someone like Ashley. That's also why Jack, Jacob, Miranda, Samara can prance around in skin tight gear... Which is why it would make sense for Kaidan to be sporting the skin tight stuff and not Ashley. 

That's my problem with that. 

Yet Adept or Sentinel Shepard must always dress like a tank from Me2 onwards. But yeah, if the females can do it the men including Shepard should too (just like Thane and Jacob).

Well yeah I'm a firm supporter of light armor options for Shepard as well!! This is what I wear in ME2, modded armor>>>> social.bioware.com/uploads_project/project_gallery/5000/4752/3859/9694.jpg

People can get it here if they want: social.bioware.com/project/4752/
(I've been asked before when posting pics of it)

I'm supporter of light armor too. I want for my biotic and sentinel shepard.

And heavy armor for my soldier as well.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Candidate 88766 wrote...

4. It is NOT a skirt. It is like the Cerberus officer's outfit, or the ceremonial outfit worn by current US Marines. I'm sure they'd appreciate you telling them wearing a skirt. As beffitting someone now above the rank and file, Ash is wearing something more professional. She is no longer a frontline troop, she does not need hulking space marine armour.

Jackets, tunics and dress shirts do not conform to the curves like that, nor does the hem end that far below the hips. If you understand fashion, all signs clearly indicate it to be a dress, not a shirt or a tunic. Dresses have skirts. Therefore, it's a skirt.

[the_one_54321]

Groundskeeper Willie: "Now, the kilt was only for day-to-day wear. In battle, we donned a full-length ball gown covered in sequins. The idea was to blind your opponent with luxury. "

[DCopeland]

Nyoka wrote...

Less bulky version. (Bulkier version).

Tis a shame that isn't real.