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[Homebound]

whats wrong with femshep being/not being ladylike? Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized for being who i am or what you want me to be?

well neither should femshep. if she wants to sit down with her legs wide open, more power to her.

[Comsky159]

Hellbound555 wrote...

whats wrong with femshep being/not being ladylike? Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized for being who i am or what you want me to be?

well neither should femshep. if she wants to sit down with her legs wide open, more power to her.

errr....thanks for sharing?

[Carfax]

Hellbound555 wrote...

Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized for being who i am or what you want me to be.

Oh, of course not, you cute little girly man you!

[Nashiktal]

Hellbound555 wrote...

whats wrong with femshep being/not being ladylike? Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized for being who i am or what you want me to be?

well neither should femshep. if she wants to sit down with her legs wide open, more power to her.

Not really comparable. MLP FIS has become a sort of "If I watch ponies im cool thing" your not going to be judged, becuase you are already conforming to societal norms. If you havn't noticed ponies have been invading the internet lately

[Carfax]

Nashiktal wrote...

Not really comparable. MLP FIS has become a sort of "If I watch ponies im cool thing" your not going to be judged, becuase you are already conforming to societal norms. If you havn't noticed ponies have been invading the internet lately

Good point.  On a side note, one has to wonder what has become of our Society if a grown man watching "My Little Pony," is now considered cool and conforming to Societal norms.

[Nashiktal]

Its not that suprising really, we already have had those kind of movements a few times. The Power Puff girls, who lauren faust also worked on, also had similar if not as "open" movement.

[vvDRUCILLAvv]

Femshep is a soldier not a stripper!

[Carfax]

Nashiktal wrote...

Its not that suprising really, we already have had those kind of movements a few times. The Power Puff girls, who lauren faust also worked on, also had similar if not as "open" movement.

Yeah, I remember the power puff girls nonsense..  Seriously, some people are just like cattle.  When one of them does something, the others instinctively follow....and the irony is that they don't even know why.

[LOLandStuff]

All this drama over a lousy skirt.
If there wasn't that Kasumi dress no one would have cared how femShep sits or moves.

[StephanieBengal]

It was a blunder, no doubt about it. But I don't know, it didn't bother me honestly. I found it more humorous than anything. I can slightly understand why this would annoyed others or make people upset. I just know the overall depiction of Femshep IMO is very positive and strong.

Speaking as a female, considering what many other "female" characters in video games lack what Femshep offers. I gave Bioware a pass on it. Just this girl's outlook on the entire thing. Carry on.

[KBomb]

LOLandStuff wrote...

All this drama over a lousy skirt.
If there wasn't that Kasumi dress no one would have cared how femShep sits or moves.

I noticed it as soon as Shepard woke up in the Cerberus Facility. As did a lot of people. Kind of hard to miss.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Zakatak757 wrote...

Overly muscular women make me barf. I'd take some unrealistic pornstar Femshep over this garbage anyday.



I had to close my eyes when I clicked "search images".

Ewww, I agree, just horrible...

but what if FemShep looked like this?

Modifié par The Woldan , 20 septembre 2011 - 11:04 .

[Giant ambush beetle]

You can't see it?

[Fiery Phoenix]

Aeowyn wrote...

I take it many people here haven't played FemShep in Mass Effect 1 then? Her walking and running animations were not girly, nor were they the same as Male Shep's animations.

For the 100th time, this. ME1 had it perfectly balanced. Why BioWare decided to change it for the absolute worse remains one of the greatest unresolved mysteries of our lifetime.

I *really* hope they don't make these types of mistakes with ME3.

Modifié par Fiery Phoenix, 20 septembre 2011 - 11:56 .

[Zkyire]

Hellbound555 wrote...

Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized

Yes.

Modifié par IEatWhatIPoo, 20 septembre 2011 - 12:14 .

[Juha81FIN]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Aeowyn wrote...

I take it many people here haven't played FemShep in Mass Effect 1 then? Her walking and running animations were not girly, nor were they the same as Male Shep's animations.

For the 100th time, this. ME1 had it perfectly balanced. Why BioWare decided to change it for the absolute worse remains one of the greatest unresolved mysteries of our lifetime.

I *really* hope they don't make these types of mistakes with ME3.

I think they just went the easy path and hope no one will ever notice it.

[nelly21]

IEatWhatIPoo wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

Im an 18+ man and i watch a tvshow about ponies for little girls, should i be criticized

Yes.

And have your man card revoked immediately. Unless you watch Powerpuff Girls. Powerpuff Girls kicks ass.

[RPGamer13]

Hellbound555 wrote...

well neither should femshep. if she wants to sit down with her legs wide open, more power to her.

For me at least, it's not that she sits with her legs wide open... It's fact that it looks off even for a man sitting like that.

[JamieCOTC]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Aeowyn wrote...

I take it many people here haven't played FemShep in Mass Effect 1 then? Her walking and running animations were not girly, nor were they the same as Male Shep's animations.

For the 100th time, this. ME1 had it perfectly balanced. Why BioWare decided to change it for the absolute worse remains one of the greatest unresolved mysteries of our lifetime.

I *really* hope they don't make these types of mistakes with ME3.

Actually, they were the exact same animations.  The difference in size and gender between Shepars created the illusion that they were different and that femShep moved more like a woman.