113 réponses à ce sujet

[Chun Hei]

If they have blondes and red heads in ME3 they should be like the girls in my neighborhood. Lots of dark roots showing.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Chun Hei wrote...

If they have blondes and red heads in ME3 they should be like the girls in my neighborhood. Lots of dark roots showing.

Agreed. Dark roots would make the hair look more realistic, especially since it'd be unlikely said blonde would be a natural blonde.

[GodWood]

I don't find Lucy Pinder all that attractive.


No idea why.

[Robhuzz]

mya11 wrote...

 we see for this moment they are no blonde in Bioware :

Dragon age et 2 : Morigan, Isabella, Aveline, Leliana no blond
Mass effect 1 and 2 : Ashley, Miranda

Velanna (Dragon age Awakening) is a blonde 

[mya11]

Robhuzz wrote...

mya11 wrote...

 we see for this moment they are no blonde in Bioware :

Dragon age et 2 : Morigan, Isabella, Aveline, Leliana no blond
Mass effect 1 and 2 : Ashley, Miranda

Velanna (Dragon age Awakening) is a blonde 

Velanna is blonde  ok but not charismatique or celebre

[iNixiRir]

 I would like a female blond squadmate, but  with a cute/subtle beauty and not *IN YOUR FACE LOOK AT MY ******* (pardon me).

[thatguy212]

mya11 wrote...

 we see for this moment they are no blonde in Bioware :

Dragon age et 2 : Morigan, Isabella, Aveline, Leliana no blond
Mass effect 1 and 2 : Ashley, Miranda

Aerie from baldur's gate?

[thatguy212]

And the blonde hair gene won't die out, the extinction claim is based on a misinterpretation of recessiveness in genetics. Disappearing Blonde Gene

[ErichHartmann]

I'd support a blond modeled after Kara "Starbuck" Thrace.

[Raiil]

I want a good squaddie, I don't care if their hair is purple. Plus blonde looks horrendous in game... and on a lot of people.

[Shotokanguy]

Does anyone else want to know where the "eww, blonde, so generic!" attitude came from? I see it all the time on the Internet when any sort of discussion of blonde haired women comes up.

It's a hair color. Who cares?

[Chun Hei]

Shotokanguy wrote...

Does anyone else want to know where the "eww, blonde, so generic!" attitude came from? I see it all the time on the Internet when any sort of discussion of blonde haired women comes up.

It's a hair color. Who cares?

For years blonde women have been held up as the ideal even in Black, Hispanic and Asian communities and I think some are still reacting to that. But it is very silly to complain about too many blondes in Bioware RPGs.

[Finis Valorum]

Chun Hei wrote...

Shotokanguy wrote...

Does anyone else want to know where the "eww, blonde, so generic!" attitude came from? I see it all the time on the Internet when any sort of discussion of blonde haired women comes up.

It's a hair color. Who cares?

For years blonde women have been held up as the ideal even in Black, Hispanic and Asian communities and I think some are still reacting to that. But it is very silly to complain about too many blondes in Bioware RPGs.

This could easily be avoided by making her blonde hair a somewhat darker shade of blonde instead of the ultralight or bleached blonde hair that used to be and sometimes still is the ideal for certain women.

The only real reason for this probably is that it's a lot harder to craft and render good looking blonde hair with this game engine than dark hair but if they can find a way to make the new female lead look good as a blonde (hopefully without humongous boobies) then why not.  

[Celtic Latino]

I've been wanting to see this in both Mass Effect and Dragon Age for a long time.

Mass Effect does claim that blonde hair is rare, but if the races are as mixed as the series claims, why are most of the characters and names so Eurocentric in the game? Both Ashley and Miranda are Caucasian brunettes, Kaidan could pass as mixed but looks more Caucasian, even the Middle Eastern Zaeed Messani looks very white. Add that most of the names are English/Anglo-Saxon based, so if most of the characters are Caucasian I don't see why there can't be a blonde squadmate.

Bioware seems to like light haired males (Anders, Alistair, Fenris, Zevran) and dark haired females (Merrill, Morrigan, Miranda, Ashley), the exception being red-haired females (Aveline, Leliana). If we are going to have more dark haired characters at least let them be Asian, Hispanic or Black (and look it).

Apparently redheads appear in Mass Effect more than blondes (Kelly Chambers, Chloe Michel, various NPCs) yet red hair is more rare than blonde based on genetic studies.

So yes, considering most Bioware characters will be Caucasian (due to the fanbase and game lore, which isn't a bad thing but I'm just stating), I certainly think BOTH series deserve a lovely blonde woman. :-) Maybe Dragon Age 3 and ME3 will treat us with such a lady?

[ThePwener]

Miranda was originally going to be blonde





Kahlee Sanders is blonde too. Thing is, there is some kind of genetic thing that has made all blonde humans near extinct.

[Niulus Kriyk]

I want a blond with a Russian accent.

[Dandynermite]

Arijharn wrote...

Dandynermite wrote...

There are no blonde woman in the squad ever?

There needs to be a blonde woman, based on Lucy Pinder, with a hair colour change, out in the squad, that males and females can romance, agreed?

Completely agree with you. Absolutely. No I'm not being sarcastic either, I just feel emphasis is needed. Especially with the whole Lucy Pinder part.

Glad I am getting support, that blonde woman helped with Miranda, Bioware please please do the same with Lucy Pinder, come on... I mean look at her

[Raiil]

Shotokanguy wrote...

Does anyone else want to know where the "eww, blonde, so generic!" attitude came from? I see it all the time on the Internet when any sort of discussion of blonde haired women comes up.

It's a hair color. Who cares?

Blame Hollywood. With few exceptions, blonde is what they shoot for, and after a certain point it gets annoying. Plus not everyone comes from places where blonde hair is what you find attractive, and thus don't understand the desire.

[ThePwener]

Dandynermite wrote...

Glad I am getting support, that blonde woman helped with Miranda, Bioware please please do the same with Lucy Pinder, come on... I mean look at her

The porn chick with the fake boobs? Yuk no!

[CroGamer002]

No we don't.

[Dandynermite]

ThePwener wrote...

Dandynermite wrote...

Glad I am getting support, that blonde woman helped with Miranda, Bioware please please do the same with Lucy Pinder, come on... I mean look at her

The porn chick with the fake boobs? Yuk no!

Nah you are thinking of a different person, she's in the Lynx adverts...

[ThePwener]

Dandynermite wrote...

Nah you are thinking of a different person, she's in the Lynx adverts...

She looks like a 40y. hot soccer mom.

[goofyomnivore]

Meh. I'm a sucker for blondes, but I could careless the color of her hair if she wasn't a good character. That being said, the engine they use doesn't do blonde hair very well, honestly it doesn't do hair well at all IMO.

OT: Queen Anora is my favorite blonde BioWare character. If they introduced a character with her looks and personality into Mass Effect I would be very pleased :-).

[KainrycKarr]

hhh89 wrote...

KainrycKarr wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

Blondes are overrated.

This x1000. The last thing we need is another generic hot blonde character, after all it's not like every single other movie/show/franchise has one. Or two. Or three. Or an entire cast of them in some cases.

Having blonde hair doesn't necessary mean that this woman should fall in the "hot blonde bimbo" stereotype.

Let's be real here. If they're a blonde....there's 99% chance they'll end up as a stereotypical one. Never fails.

[KainrycKarr]

Alistairlover94 wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...

lknewsome wrote...

Sigh...If she had big boobs then she would slap herself and others in the face all the time when she had to do anything but stand still. Not good for peace in the galaxy.

I disagree. Who could fight when that was going on?

*raises hand* Not everyone is a dude, ya know.

Women? On the internet? Clearly, this poster is hysterical.