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[Paula Deen]

I think her ME1 and ME2 appearance is attractive. I think her ME3 appearance is ugly and demeaning (Miranda is probably the only one who can pull off wearing the most impractical outfit for combat and not seem like an idiot).

I think her hair looks horrible, and her face seems to just plain look worse (or maybe that's just due to the hair).

I'm kind of curious if I'm alone in that opinion.

[AkodoRyu]

Wow, you've seen crap quality video and two screenshots and you had to make a topic about it.

[f1r3storm]

I like her look.

[Homebound]

ashley's always been ugly.

[chairslayer]

Hellbound555 wrote...

ashley's always been ugly.

lol this

*EDIT* But then again, I really don't care! I nuked her ass back on Virmire LOL:O

Modifié par chairslayer, 07 août 2011 - 09:24 .

[Paula Deen]

AkodoRyu wrote...

Wow, you've seen crap quality video and two screenshots and you had to make a topic about it.

I've seen a lot of good quality video and screenshots. Some of which came from the Ashley character thread in this subforum.

[mineralica]

I liked her old hairdo so new one seems questionable. And the nose on CE picture looks avatar- or DA2 elf-like, but that's really just light

[Made Nightwing]

Well would you look at that? It's THIS thread again.

[alex90c]

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

[CroGamer002]

She still looks smexy.

Only her new "armor" is horrible.
Thankfully, Bioware said she'll get an armor.

[-Skorpious-]

Arcian wrote...

alex90c wrote...

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

Yes, because a person's appearance reflects their personality.

Seriously, do you actually believe that?

Have none of you ever stopped to figure that the reason why she has had her hair in a bun until now is because, hey, she's in the military and adheres to military dress codes because that is expected of her, and that when off-duty (or in a position where she can make up the damn rules, such as when being a Spectre), she might want to keep her hair down and spruce herself up just because she f***ing can.

But no, it's not in line with her personality.

I always thought it was because she had enough common sense to realize that entering a potential battlefield with vision-obstructing hair is an incredibly stupid (not to mention easily preventable) tactical mistake.

Being a spectre is a pathetic justification for one to sacrifice combat viability for personal appeal in conflicts. 

Modifié par -Skorpious-, 07 août 2011 - 12:27 .

[alex90c]

Arcian wrote...

alex90c wrote...

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

Yes, because a person's appearance reflects their personality.

Seriously, do you actually believe that?

Have none of you ever stopped to figure that the reason why she has had her hair in a bun until now is because, hey, she's in the military and adheres to military dress codes because that is expected of her, and that when off-duty (or in a position where she can make up the damn rules, such as when being a Spectre), she might want to keep her hair down and spruce herself up just because she f***ing can.

But no, it's not in line with her personality.

errr... yes actually it does.

Take Mordin for example - there are Salarian mercs in ME who wear heavier armour, but does Mordin wear the same stuff? No. BUT HE F***ING CAN. Sorry, no.

Mordin's outfit reflects his personality, just how Ashley's bun in ME1 is a bit of a reflection on her tomboyish nature.

But hell, maybe she should just dress up as a goth instead, because I mean... "she f***ing can"

Point is, I'm not saying I dislike Ashley's new look, just saying that I don't think it reflects her personality as well as the bun.

Modifié par alex90c, 07 août 2011 - 12:30 .

[AngelicMachinery]

Arcian wrote...

alex90c wrote...

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

Yes, because a person's appearance reflects their personality.

Seriously, do you actually believe that?

Have none of you ever stopped to figure that the reason why she has had her hair in a bun until now is because, hey, she's in the military and adheres to military dress codes because that is expected of her, and that when off-duty (or in a position where she can make up the damn rules, such as when being a Spectre), she might want to keep her hair down and spruce herself up just because she f***ing can.

But no, it's not in line with her personality.

A persons physical appearance does not,  but, I do say clothing does match a persons personality.

[TexasToast712]

 You are either blind or you are just attracted to ugly women in general. This is coming from a Liara fan btw.

[-Skorpious-]

Arcian wrote...

-Skorpious- wrote...

Arcian wrote...

alex90c wrote...

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

Yes, because a person's appearance reflects their personality.

Seriously, do you actually believe that?

Have none of you ever stopped to figure that the reason why she has had her hair in a bun until now is because, hey, she's in the military and adheres to military dress codes because that is expected of her, and that when off-duty (or in a position where she can make up the damn rules, such as when being a Spectre), she might want to keep her hair down and spruce herself up just because she f***ing can.

But no, it's not in line with her personality.

I always thought it was because she had enough common sense to realize that entering a potential battlefield with vision-obstructing hair is an incredibly stupid (not to mention easily preventable) tactical mistake.

Being a spectre is a pathetic justification for one to sacrifice combat viability for personal appeal in conflicts. 

*sigh*

She has already been confirmed to wear armor and a helmet into combat.

I am fairly postive the helmet only applies for unsafe enviroments such as planets with toxic atmospheres, zero gravity, ect. Plus, non of the ME/ME2 crew wore helmets by default, so I assume the same will apply for the ME3 characters.

Anyways, Ashley wearing her hair loose is stupid even if she equips proper armor. 

[CroGamer002]

-Skorpious- wrote...

I am fairly postive the helmet only applies for unsafe enviroments such as planets with toxic atmospheres, zero gravity, ect. Plus, non of the ME/ME2 crew wore helmets by default, so I assume the same will apply for the ME3 characters.

Anyways, Ashley wearing her hair loose is stupid even if she equips proper armor. 

Yeah, no.

[-Skorpious-]

Mesina2 wrote...

-Skorpious- wrote...

I am fairly postive the helmet only applies for unsafe enviroments such as planets with toxic atmospheres, zero gravity, ect. Plus, non of the ME/ME2 crew wore helmets by default, so I assume the same will apply for the ME3 characters.

Anyways, Ashley wearing her hair loose is stupid even if she equips proper armor. 

Yeah, no.

I have long hair and the mere act of cutting the grass is unbearable with loose hair. Besides, the picture above is a casual picture - they are not engaging the enemy, and the one on the right will undoubtedly pull her hair up like her companion if told to go on patrol in an potential warzone. 

[Unpleasant Implications]

I wouldn't call it ugly, just something to get used to, like Kasumi's voice.

[fenix8081]

Well, since you typically close one eye to aim, maybe that's what Ashley is going for. Personally I don't care because I've never been that fond of her to begin with.

[Jeth Prime]

Arcian wrote...

alex90c wrote...

I wouldn't say it was ugly at all, just not really in line with her personality.

Yes, because a person's appearance reflects their personality.

Seriously, do you actually believe that?

Have none of you ever stopped to figure that the reason why she has had her hair in a bun until now is because, hey, she's in the military and adheres to military dress codes because that is expected of her, and that when off-duty (or in a position where she can make up the damn rules, such as when being a Spectre), she might want to keep her hair down and spruce herself up just because she f***ing can.

But no, it's not in line with her personality.

BAM!!!!

[Jeth Prime]

TexasToast712 wrote...

 You are either blind or you are just attracted to ugly women in general. This is coming from a Liara fan btw.

BAM!!!!

[Jeth Prime]

-Skorpious- wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

-Skorpious- wrote...

I am fairly postive the helmet only applies for unsafe enviroments such as planets with toxic atmospheres, zero gravity, ect. Plus, non of the ME/ME2 crew wore helmets by default, so I assume the same will apply for the ME3 characters.

Anyways, Ashley wearing her hair loose is stupid even if she equips proper armor. 

Yeah, no.

I have long hair and the mere act of cutting the grass is unbearable with loose hair. Besides, the picture above is a casual picture - they are not engaging the enemy, and the one on the right will undoubtedly pull her hair up like her companion if told to go on patrol in an potential warzone. 

I'm sure they have anti-hair -in-your-face-technology in Mass Effect.... Look at Miranda.

[Fidget6]

I don't understand why people are making such an issue about Ashley. Her hair grew and she got new armor, who cares? What's so "demeaning" about that? Apparently girls with long hair are sl.uts now. <_<

Modifié par Fidget6, 07 août 2011 - 03:42 .