Seriously I bought this game because of her lol. Never really been into scifi shooters but I absolutely loved everything about this game and I'm happy I go it not just because of the eye candy.
This was definately a 9/10 game bioware and the women made the game so much more entertaining! Just please give people choices many people loved Miranda's huge butt opposed to the minority who don't so I say give a costume choice from the start of the game. Problem solved.
Please don't change Miranda or Give a Choice for the Same Costume
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 01:24
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Why go many people enjoyed it because it fit her character. The perfect woman that could seduce, kill, and outsmart her opponents. In real life with those assets she could get what she wanted when she wanted just how a genetically enhanced intelligence officer should be.
A suit of armor doesn't really fit her character and defeats the purpose of genetically enhancing her looks. That's why a simple costume should be made to change between the players interest not punishing everyone.
A suit of armor doesn't really fit her character and defeats the purpose of genetically enhancing her looks. That's why a simple costume should be made to change between the players interest not punishing everyone.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 01:30
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The enemies are the reapers. I don't think Miranda can seduce a reaper, or could she? But chances are she'll need some heavy armor to protect her if she fails to seduce a reaper.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 01:31
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KamikazeShepard wrote...
The enemies are the reapers. I don't think Miranda can seduce a reaper, or could she? But chances are she'll need some heavy armor to protect her if she fails to seduce a reaper.
It's a reaper. I don't think armor is going to help.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 01:32
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I'd agree, except with considering how tightly her outfit clings to her body, especially her backside, I can't fathom why she bothers wearing pants at all.
In fact, I'd hope that by the year 2185, the cultural growth and maturation of humanity would have overshadowed our dark ages prudishness, and we'd have gotten rid of such oppressive garments all together. I say everyone should be walking around experiancing maximum comfort.
No pants for everyone in ME3!
In fact, I'd hope that by the year 2185, the cultural growth and maturation of humanity would have overshadowed our dark ages prudishness, and we'd have gotten rid of such oppressive garments all together. I say everyone should be walking around experiancing maximum comfort.
No pants for everyone in ME3!
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:07
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Oppressive? I'm sure that's why skinny jeans, leggings, and slender dresses are among the most popular dress options. But all I'm saying is in general some people dislike it and others don't so why not just make costumes to make everyone happy instead of an ultimatum. No harm done no and nothing to complain about.
And guys maybe we should all get out more
If there's seriously complaints about this lol.
And guys maybe we should all get out more
If there's seriously complaints about this lol.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:17
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Does this then apply to every squaddie?....We have the option of putting them all in cat suits or armor? Personally I am sick of Miranda's *ss, its hard to take her seriously or see her as professional dressed as she is, but then again I bought the extra outfit DLC and she looks a lot more professional now
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:32
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Your just complaining now lol. And even if hypothetically you could do you honesty need to care what other people do on a single player game? I love Miranda's cat suit as you call it. But I wouldn't stick it on the other characters because it wouldn't fit their characters.
But all I was saying to begin with is give different people a choice /thread.
But all I was saying to begin with is give different people a choice /thread.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:34
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I actually like her DLC armor, it's a mix of professional and tough, She looks as likely to outsmart/seduce you as she would shoot you. 
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:42
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How does Miranda's catsuit fit her character?
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:42
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To be fair OP, I think everyone gives BioWare grief over Miranda's outfit because this is supposed to be a mature story with mature characters. We don't need a hot virtual chick in a catsuit to decide whether a game is worth buying or not (not a personal attack, just making a point). The characters, story, gameplay, and decisions we get to take part in are what make Mass Effect so appealing.....not the hot virtual chicks.
Attractive women, just like attractive men, can be in a game like mass effect if tastefully done like the example Slayer_22 just gave and if the characters' attire makes sense. In most peoples' eyes, a catsuit doesn't really make sense but her armor does. It's the same argument given about why she and Samara wear high heels...doesn't really make sense. Now I'm not against hot chicks in heels by any means, but if I'm taking them into battle and they showed up dressed like that I would be scratching my head.
I'm not generalizing by any means, but I just find that most people want the game to be taken seriously as the work of art it is and sometimes seeing the stereotypical video game babe within the game (hot chick it tight or revealing clothes, etc.) does not help that.
I hope that makes sense. I'm just trying to help you understand the argument; but, by all means, use the original outfit if that's your thing.
Attractive women, just like attractive men, can be in a game like mass effect if tastefully done like the example Slayer_22 just gave and if the characters' attire makes sense. In most peoples' eyes, a catsuit doesn't really make sense but her armor does. It's the same argument given about why she and Samara wear high heels...doesn't really make sense. Now I'm not against hot chicks in heels by any means, but if I'm taking them into battle and they showed up dressed like that I would be scratching my head.
I'm not generalizing by any means, but I just find that most people want the game to be taken seriously as the work of art it is and sometimes seeing the stereotypical video game babe within the game (hot chick it tight or revealing clothes, etc.) does not help that.
I hope that makes sense. I'm just trying to help you understand the argument; but, by all means, use the original outfit if that's your thing.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 02:45
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I can see Miranda not changing her outfit if she's still with Cerberus... but if she's defected or if she's loyal to Shepard I wonder if she'll change.
But I'm a fan of keeping Miranda in catsuits, if it means that we can keep Ashley in armour!
But I'm a fan of keeping Miranda in catsuits, if it means that we can keep Ashley in armour!
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:06
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Really well. It was obviously tailored to her exact measurments. Or it's held in place by internal mass effect field generators or something.mrsph wrote...
How does Miranda's catsuit fit her character?
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:14
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TroyTrojanGamer wrote...
Your just complaining now lol. And even if hypothetically you could do you honesty need to care what other people do on a single player game? I love Miranda's cat suit as you call it. But I wouldn't stick it on the other characters because it wouldn't fit their characters.
But all I was saying to begin with is give different people a choice /thread.
Huh?.....I don't care what other people do in their games, I do find catsuits and heels irritating and ridiculous though....I am still waiting for the privilage to pay for less ridiculous attire for Samara and Jacob too.
Other than that though, having a look at who Miranda is meant to be...a woman in charge, a leader, a soldier/warrior, etc... The catsuit does not suit that persona...I play my manShep as not taking her seriously, as I can't (am older woman) ....her constant need to shove her *ss in his face from his perspective just makes her an easy woman, keeps dragging his mind off the objective and to whats between her legs...how can he take her seriously? No, he doesn't romance her, for the same reason.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:16
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I'm still hoping Mass Effect can get out of the fan-service phase personally.
Buh-zing.PiercedMonk wrote...
Really well. It was obviously tailored to her exact measurments. Or it's held in place by internal mass effect field generators or something.mrsph wrote...
How does Miranda's catsuit fit her character?
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:46
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Slayer_22 wrote...
I actually like her DLC armor, it's a mix of professional and tough, She looks as likely to outsmart/seduce you as she would shoot you.
This! It's not like her cleavage could stop a bullet or anything. And her sentry-interface-ish thing makes her look like a good tech \\o/
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:47
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she did fine against the collectors in her suit. why would she suddenly say "you know what would be great, less mobility" im in the camp that with shield tech, armor is only good at protecting against melee atttacks so why if im an infiltrator trying to be stealthy would I be wearing 100 lbs of dang battle armor. idk the whole everyone needs armor thing is stupid.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 03:58
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TroyTrojanGamer wrote...
Why go many people enjoyed it because it fit her character.
Fixed.
Catsuit is blatant pandering. And sexist. Has no place in game that aims as high as ME3.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 04:49
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As Capt. Enyala said to Miranda during her LM, "I was letting you finished getting dress or does Cerberus let you **** around in that outfit." Or something along those lines.
LMAO!
LMAO!
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 05:22
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TroyTrojanGamer wrote...
A suit of armor doesn't really fit her character and defeats the purpose of genetically enhancing her looks.
As far as I can remember, Miranda never takes advantage of her looks. She might be sexy by design, but she makes no point of using her body as a seductive weapon or tool. This is supposed to give you a boner. You can pretend it's something more but, as much as I wish it were, it's not.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 06:28
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When I got the AAP 2 I was overjoyed about removing the catsuit and giving her amour since it made her look like she was prepeard for combat, The ME 1 amour system was 1000x better on the Normandy they had regular clothing on but on the feild they had amour that is meant to protect from weapons, environment and vaccum in ME 3 I don't care what they have on the Normandy on the field they must have body amour with no skin exposure and protection from hazards
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 06:32
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You can go around saying it's in character for her to wear that abomination all you want, but the fact remains that the only reason for it is not characterization but giving the player some eye candy. That's why she's wearing practically nothing (I could have probably seen the same amount of buttcrack if she'd been wearing no pants), and that's why her ass gets shoved at the player at every damn scene. It's demeaning. For people who don't get a lot of ass, there's porn, or sexy mods, or fanart. I would like for the game itself to show a bit more respect to her as a character.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 06:40
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The Cerberus catsuits should go if she's no longer with Cerberus.
But I have no problem with catsuits in general so long as they are worn on hub worlds like Illium or the Citadel, or inside the Normandy. She is the femme fatale of ME2 after all. She should have armor though when exposed to the vacuum of space, or when on the surface of planets with enviroments that are hostile to humans.
But I have no problem with catsuits in general so long as they are worn on hub worlds like Illium or the Citadel, or inside the Normandy. She is the femme fatale of ME2 after all. She should have armor though when exposed to the vacuum of space, or when on the surface of planets with enviroments that are hostile to humans.
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Posté 12 juillet 2011 - 07:02
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The problem with the catsuit is that you usually dress for the occasion. imagine:
(1) Dressing in a catsuit with no protective properties whatsoever on a combat mission.
(2) Dressing in a very conspicuous catsuit when you're supposed to be inconspicuous. Like Cerberus operatives are supposed to be.....almost all the time.
There's also the problem of style. Miranda's catsuit has the cheaply thrilling style a classy woman like her would never wear. She'd never flaunt her assets that way in the public. Also an outfit is not seductive if it suggests general availability. Which means no, the catsuit doesn't fit her character concept as much as it compromises it. It must either go completely, replaced with a more stylish version or relegated to her private quarters.
In combat she should wear something like the black asari commando outfits from ME1/Noveria with no exposed vitals, and in space she should wear a suit covering every single centimetre of skin and a helmet.
(1) Dressing in a catsuit with no protective properties whatsoever on a combat mission.
(2) Dressing in a very conspicuous catsuit when you're supposed to be inconspicuous. Like Cerberus operatives are supposed to be.....almost all the time.
There's also the problem of style. Miranda's catsuit has the cheaply thrilling style a classy woman like her would never wear. She'd never flaunt her assets that way in the public. Also an outfit is not seductive if it suggests general availability. Which means no, the catsuit doesn't fit her character concept as much as it compromises it. It must either go completely, replaced with a more stylish version or relegated to her private quarters.
In combat she should wear something like the black asari commando outfits from ME1/Noveria with no exposed vitals, and in space she should wear a suit covering every single centimetre of skin and a helmet.
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