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[The-Person]

Her hair does not look like it's getting in the way here.




 

Modifié par The-Person, 26 septembre 2011 - 04:33 .

[Xeranx]

1136342t54 wrote...

Xeranx wrote...

Rather it be this way than the other way around.  I'm sure a lot of us wanted to be wrong.  I certainly did.

EDIT: Though I will be really sore if I have to pay extra for it.  I'll buy it and I'll only be half as happy.  Yeah, I know... can't make anyone happy.  C'est la vie.

The thing is I didn't understand why some people seem bent on believing that bioware would just give Ashley one set of armor that is light when they know how people complained about  Miranda to the point where they made a DLC armor for her.

Well the unfortunate thing is for some of us Bioware has taught us to only take their word when proof is available and we learned that lesson way too quickly.  There are some examples and I don't remember them all.  I do remember an instance involving consequences going from ME to ME2 and things not panning out that way.  Then (though I don't remember what was said) there was an interview in which Casey said something that a lot of people felt was false.  It's just all been snowballing since then.  

Actually, looking back, it's amazing how fast we got to this point.  For others it's troublesome.

[ZLurps]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/#!/CaseyDHudson/status/118115496695566336
"Will Ashley have actual armor in Mass Effect 3?”

"Yes, a fem. version of blue Alliance armor we've shown on Kaidan."

This is great news!

[Swimming Ferret]

I'll only believe that say-so about Ashley getting actual armour when I see it. :/

[SandTrout]

I would like to see some screenshot to back-up the talk, but I'm happy that she has something at least resembling armor.

[Creo006]

love her hair and her outfit! As far as I'm concerned Ashley is bad ass enough that she could waltz into battle with two strips of duct tape and an ashtray and kill every motherf*cker in sight. Work it out girl.

[SandTrout]

jreezy wrote...

Confirmations not enough for you? What does BioWare have to gain by lying except for pissing off fans?

The delicious lulz.

[Swimming Ferret]

jreezy wrote...

Swimming Ferret wrote...

I'll only believe that say-so about Ashley getting actual armour when I see it. :/

Confirmations not enough for you? What does BioWare have to gain by lying except for pissing off fans?

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

[Patchwork]

As they've said their sticking her in Kaidan's armour I'm inclined to believe that's what they're doing.

My question is will it be a DLC or something that is included in the base game?

[Raspberry_]

i want that xenophobe to be bald without eyebrows.

[Xeranx]

Raspberry wrote...

i want that xenophobe to be bald without eyebrows.

Pressly's dead already.

[Sgt Stryker]

Swimming Ferret wrote...

jreezy wrote...

Swimming Ferret wrote...

I'll only believe that say-so about Ashley getting actual armour when I see it. :/

Confirmations not enough for you? What does BioWare have to gain by lying except for pissing off fans?

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

Maybe you should go ask Casey Hudson for a picture, then. Who knows, he might decide to take time out of his busy day just to make you happy. 

[KBomb]

Swimming Ferret wrote...

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

Ashley’s armor wasn’t bullet proof in Mass Effect 1, no matter what people say. It was the Kinect Barrier which stopped the bullet from hitting her in her intro during the Eden Prime scene. So, you mean that kind of magical bullet proof? You know, the kind that can stop bullets but still allow someone to sit down without knocking a chair over? That kind of magic?

And Ashley wasn’t wearing heels. She had wedges, small ones at that. In fact, the same height that Tela Vasir’s heels were in LOTSB.

And why do people feel so entitled?

“We want proof that she has armor!”

“Okay, I will say Ashley does have armor. In fact, the same as Kaidan.”

“I won’t take your word! I demand visual proof!”
Never satisfied.

[eye basher]

KBomb wrote...

Swimming Ferret wrote...

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

Ashley’s armor wasn’t bullet proof in Mass Effect 1, no matter what people say. It was the Kinect Barrier which stopped the bullet from hitting her in her intro during the Eden Prime scene. So, you mean that kind of magical bullet proof? You know, the kind that can stop bullets but still allow someone to sit down without knocking a chair over? That kind of magic?

And Ashley wasn’t wearing heels. She had wedges, small ones at that. In fact, the same height that Tela Vasir’s heels were in LOTSB.

And why do people feel so entitled?

“We want proof that she has armor!”

“Okay, I will say Ashley does have armor. In fact, the same as Kaidan.”

“I won’t take your word! I demand visual proof!”
Never satisfied.

Simple some people here who will not be named want things there way or none at all because they think there opinion is the only one that matters.

[Complistic]

The-Person wrote...

Her hair does not look like it's getting in the way here.




 

This and the avatar we have of her is probably the most recent shots we have of her. In neither is her hair over her eye like in that very old gameplay we have of her. This problem has probably already been fixed, making this thread really funny to read for bioware devs I bet.

That hairstyle + full armor =

[Complistic]

KBomb wrote...

Swimming Ferret wrote...

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

Ashley’s armor wasn’t bullet proof in Mass Effect 1, no matter what people say. It was the Kinect Barrier which stopped the bullet from hitting her in her intro during the Eden Prime scene. So, you mean that kind of magical bullet proof? You know, the kind that can stop bullets but still allow someone to sit down without knocking a chair over? That kind of magic?

And Ashley wasn’t wearing heels. She had wedges, small ones at that. In fact, the same height that Tela Vasir’s heels were in LOTSB.

And why do people feel so entitled?

“We want proof that she has armor!”

“Okay, I will say Ashley does have armor. In fact, the same as Kaidan.”

“I won’t take your word! I demand visual proof!”
Never satisfied.

*sees a screenshot of armor*

"I DEMAND MOAR ANGLES"

Modifié par Complistic, 26 septembre 2011 - 06:03 .

[Eccentrica Gallumbits]

I think her hairstyle looks beautiful. But having had long hair for most of my life, it gets in your eyes when you are trying to do anything. The bun might not have been as attractive, but it was functional and realistic. Plus in the military, you are supposed to keep your hair above the collar.

That being said, she looks great.

[Nashiktal]

I guess bioware just isn't that great at keeping things military, they messed up with salutes in me2 as well.

[Sgt Stryker]

Nashiktal wrote...

I guess bioware just isn't that great at keeping things military, they messed up with salutes in me2 as well.

They should have hired this guy as a military advisor.

[Funkcase]

Complistic wrote...

KBomb wrote...

Swimming Ferret wrote...

No it isn't. If it's damn well confirmed they can at least show a picture of her wearing armour, not magical bullet proof leather and heels.

Ashley’s armor wasn’t bullet proof in Mass Effect 1, no matter what people say. It was the Kinect Barrier which stopped the bullet from hitting her in her intro during the Eden Prime scene. So, you mean that kind of magical bullet proof? You know, the kind that can stop bullets but still allow someone to sit down without knocking a chair over? That kind of magic?

And Ashley wasn’t wearing heels. She had wedges, small ones at that. In fact, the same height that Tela Vasir’s heels were in LOTSB.

And why do people feel so entitled?

“We want proof that she has armor!”

“Okay, I will say Ashley does have armor. In fact, the same as Kaidan.”

“I won’t take your word! I demand visual proof!”
Never satisfied.

*sees a screenshot of armor*

"I DEMAND MOAR ANGLES"

Lol!

[1136342t54_]

Xeranx wrote...

1136342t54 wrote...

Xeranx wrote...

Rather it be this way than the other way around.  I'm sure a lot of us wanted to be wrong.  I certainly did.

EDIT: Though I will be really sore if I have to pay extra for it.  I'll buy it and I'll only be half as happy.  Yeah, I know... can't make anyone happy.  C'est la vie.

The thing is I didn't understand why some people seem bent on believing that bioware would just give Ashley one set of armor that is light when they know how people complained about  Miranda to the point where they made a DLC armor for her.

Well the unfortunate thing is for some of us Bioware has taught us to only take their word when proof is available and we learned that lesson way too quickly.  There are some examples and I don't remember them all.  I do remember an instance involving consequences going from ME to ME2 and things not panning out that way.  Then (though I don't remember what was said) there was an interview in which Casey said something that a lot of people felt was false.  It's just all been snowballing since then.  

Actually, looking back, it's amazing how fast we got to this point.  For others it's troublesome.

No offense but your reasoning for not trusting Bioware is for reasons that you can't really name plus an interview that may have taken out of context?