EternalAmbiguity wrote...
The problem is that it isn't gender neutral, it's clearly masculine-looking. I'd honestly like to see a woman who walks with her arms out like that.
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JeffZero wrote...
Ironically, EternalAmbiguity hit the nail on the head.
JeffZero wrote...
They both walked like gorillas in ME2; the problem is that FemShep had a smaller frame so the gorilla-walk looked even more ridiculous.
However, since her shoulders are nowhere near as broad as BroShep's and she's not as tall, some weeiiirrd things happen every now and then.Ghost Lightning wrote...
...she has the same animations as man shepard...of course there's no femininity
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Angmir wrote...
The true Outrage is we cant have MaleShep that is more feminine ! (joke)
FemShep's arms could be a bit less noodley, but I really don't think we need She-Hulk. She's hot, but ehhh...lovgreno wrote...
^Perhaps a big and muscular femShep would solve the problem? No probably not and I doubt there are that many of us fans of musclegirls among potential buyers anyway....
EternalAmbiguity wrote...
100k wrote...
sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
No way in hell would my femShep wear a dress. I couldn't wait to get her out of that thing. I know I wouldn't be caught dead in the thing. The gorilla walk was too much, even in her coveralls and armor. BW really needs to send someone who works on gaits to a women's bar and study body language for the less feminine.
The leg crossing thing is more than a bit much. Yikes. I kind of pictured her like Ellen Ripley on Alien at her most feminine, but still a bit on the butch side. Still any woman knows how to sit in a skirt especially a dress that short. They needed to make her act very uncomfortable in it.
The dress was pretty bad though considering every single other woman at Hock's party was in a LONG dress. A major fashion faux pas. The gait and stuff should be keyed to her outfit.
But look at the bright side.... If they survive this thing, she'll probably have to put the old commando leathers on for her mate ever now and again, just to embarass the kids.
Christ alive. The dress that femShep wears is incredibly modest! It goes almost to her knees, and her bust isn't hurled at the players face. It's the kinda dress a woman could wear anywhere and be taken seriously.
Its just annoying how when she sits down, the dress spreads open.
Sometimes I feel like a lot of you on this forum are complete social recluses, who get your intel on the modern world via Discovery Channel.
Shotgun never mentioned "modesty." She/he/it said it was a fasion faux pas.
And it would be hard to take someone wearing a leather dress that goes to the knees seriously, when everyone else is in a dress that is floor-length.
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100k wrote...
EternalAmbiguity wrote...
100k wrote...
sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
No way in hell would my femShep wear a dress. I couldn't wait to get her out of that thing. I know I wouldn't be caught dead in the thing. The gorilla walk was too much, even in her coveralls and armor. BW really needs to send someone who works on gaits to a women's bar and study body language for the less feminine.
The leg crossing thing is more than a bit much. Yikes. I kind of pictured her like Ellen Ripley on Alien at her most feminine, but still a bit on the butch side. Still any woman knows how to sit in a skirt especially a dress that short. They needed to make her act very uncomfortable in it.
The dress was pretty bad though considering every single other woman at Hock's party was in a LONG dress. A major fashion faux pas. The gait and stuff should be keyed to her outfit.
But look at the bright side.... If they survive this thing, she'll probably have to put the old commando leathers on for her mate ever now and again, just to embarass the kids.
Christ alive. The dress that femShep wears is incredibly modest! It goes almost to her knees, and her bust isn't hurled at the players face. It's the kinda dress a woman could wear anywhere and be taken seriously.
Its just annoying how when she sits down, the dress spreads open.
Sometimes I feel like a lot of you on this forum are complete social recluses, who get your intel on the modern world via Discovery Channel.
Shotgun never mentioned "modesty." She/he/it said it was a fasion faux pas.
And it would be hard to take someone wearing a leather dress that goes to the knees seriously, when everyone else is in a dress that is floor-length.
Not if we can rationalize it by saying that the NPCs are using recycled costumes, and femShep gets to stand out :-/
Yeah She Hulk, incredibly hot as she sometimes is, would be out of place in ME. I don't mind femShep as she is though, even with the small flaws she have.AdmiralCheez wrote...
FemShep's arms could be a bit less noodley, but I really don't think we need She-Hulk. She's hot, but ehhh...lovgreno wrote...
^Perhaps a big and muscular femShep would solve the problem? No probably not and I doubt there are that many of us fans of musclegirls among potential buyers anyway....
Zakatak757 wrote...
Why didn't they just bring over ME1 animations? Both used Unreal Engine 2, didn't they?
Also, what does the Hawke walk look like? I've never played DA2, but everyone seems to find it ridiculous.
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Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...
Ditch the dinner party dress in ME3 for the N7 hoodie.
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Felene wrote...
Carol Sharkey (born April 5, 1940) was a former model, the mother of Rock musician Jon Bon Jovi, and one of the first Playboy Bunnies. She worked as a florist before enlisting in the United States Marines.
EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Felene wrote...
Carol Sharkey (born April 5, 1940) was a former model, the mother of Rock musician Jon Bon Jovi, and one of the first Playboy Bunnies. She worked as a florist before enlisting in the United States Marines.
Not sure what you're saying, here.
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