The femshep dress was the only time where the shared animations were a problem. I think it's fine that the animations are the same for each Shepard, the quality of some anims definitely needs to be raised though.
Small things I hope to see in Female Shepard in Mass Effect 3
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#27
Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:14
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Tell these guys that they are walking wrong, because they are built differently and should move differently. Because apparently they don't get that and think that they are allowed to walk more feminine than most women.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:16
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How many threads have we got about this?
Anyone still counting?
Anyone?
Anyone still counting?
Anyone?
#29
Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:18
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Dr. rotinaj wrote...
The femshep dress was the only time where the shared animations were a problem. I think it's fine that the animations are the same for each Shepard, the quality of some anims definitely needs to be raised though.
Dress or no dress, sitting FemShep made me facepalm. Most women don't sit with their legs splayed into two different time zones. That's an inherently male thing to do.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:18
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I'm laughing pretty hard at the thread title. I feel so guilty. 
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:23
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D.Kain wrote...
Tell these guys that they are walking wrong, because they are built differently and should move differently. Because apparently they don't get that and think that they are allowed to walk more feminine than most women.
They're wearing heels, you have to wiggle your ass to walk in heels.
I enjoyed watching that though, it made me laugh. *was a ballet dancer for years*
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:30
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Bekkael wrote...
Dr. rotinaj wrote...
The femshep dress was the only time where the shared animations were a problem. I think it's fine that the animations are the same for each Shepard, the quality of some anims definitely needs to be raised though.
Dress or no dress, sitting FemShep made me facepalm. Most women don't sit with their legs splayed into two different time zones. That's an inherently male thing to do.
Even when men do it, I think it looks ridiculous. Yeah 'cause it's that big, fellas.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:30
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Bekkael wrote...
Dr. rotinaj wrote...
The femshep dress was the only time where the shared animations were a problem. I think it's fine that the animations are the same for each Shepard, the quality of some anims definitely needs to be raised though.
Dress or no dress, sitting FemShep made me facepalm. Most women don't sit with their legs splayed into two different time zones. That's an inherently male thing to do.
Maybe, some of us sit with crossed legs though. Like TIM for example.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:34
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Another topic about this ? xD
How many is this? About the 5th one?
Yes , Female Shepard acts like a man.. walks like a man.. crosses the arms like a man.. gives the stares like a man. Me1 was better about this, BW had a lot to do in Me2 than Me1 so there is these flaws. These should be fixed in Me3 , but possibly not since there is many things to do.
How many is this? About the 5th one?
Yes , Female Shepard acts like a man.. walks like a man.. crosses the arms like a man.. gives the stares like a man. Me1 was better about this, BW had a lot to do in Me2 than Me1 so there is these flaws. These should be fixed in Me3 , but possibly not since there is many things to do.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:36
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LiveLoveThaneKrios wrote...
Another topic about this ? xD
How many is this? About the 5th one?
Yes , Female Shepard acts like a man.. walks like a man.. crosses the arms like a man.. gives the stares like a man. Me1 was better about this, BW had a lot to do in Me2 than Me1 so there is these flaws. These should be fixed in Me3 , but possibly not since there is many things to do.
You say like a man. But isn't it more about being masculine or feminine rather than being a man or a woman?
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:36
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Bekkael wrote...
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Bekkael wrote...
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Your right she should be more feminine... Maybe turn the Normandy into a giant space kitchen!
They did mention the Normandy is going to be retrofited!.....*squeals with glee*
Nice. <_< Not every woman cooks nor considers it a part of being feminine. Just because FemShep is a badass doesn't mean she should sit and walk like a man. Our bodies are built differently and that should be reflected.
(And hopefully not exaggerated like FemHawke)
I agree actually =)
Excellent. Um, fistbump?
I accept your terms
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:38
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I'd just be happy if my femSheps didn't look at something behind them while running; one of these days, she/they are going to run into something. 
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:41
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happy_daiz wrote...
I'd just be happy if my femSheps didn't look at something behind them while running; one of these days, she/they are going to run into something.
LOL, I still wonder why they had her do that. *shakes head* It's a mystery.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:43
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Making some of the animations different would be smart.
So long as it's not exaggerated like DA2, mind you.
So long as it's not exaggerated like DA2, mind you.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:43
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Although I did like Aveline from DA2, nothing very feminine about her really, but had her own charm. Problem is, is that Femshep is the players character and tends to break the immersion relationship between Human and Player character if the PC doesn't have some slight similarities of body language or mannerisms to the human playing the game.
And yes that open leg in-dress shot did make me roll my eyes... but laugh at the same time =)
And yes that open leg in-dress shot did make me roll my eyes... but laugh at the same time =)
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:47
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KOS-MOS56 wrote...
And yes that open leg in-dress shot did make me roll my eyes... but laugh at the same time =)
Yes indeed it is. But to be fair, that dress was from a DLC that came out months after the main game with sitting sequences were put in game.
Personally I'm glad they didn't make the dress a pantsuit or something just because someone might choose to wear it when talking to Miranda.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:49
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LiveLoveThaneKrios wrote...
Yes , Female Shepard acts like a man.. walks like a man.. crosses the arms like a man.. gives the stares like a man.
lol, this scene just flashed in front of my eyes when i read that
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:53
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Cutlass Jack wrote...
KOS-MOS56 wrote...
And yes that open leg in-dress shot did make me roll my eyes... but laugh at the same time =)
Yes indeed it is. But to be fair, that dress was from a DLC that came out months after the main game with sitting sequences were put in game.
Personally I'm glad they didn't make the dress a pantsuit or something just because someone might choose to wear it when talking to Miranda.
I was thinking of how she sits when talking to Garrus. An epic leg splay that would even shock a gynecologist.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:55
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KOS-MOS56 wrote...
Bekkael wrote...
KOS-MOS56 wrote...
Your right she should be more feminine... Maybe turn the Normandy into a giant space kitchen!
They did mention the Normandy is going to be retrofited!.....*squeals with glee*
Nice. <_< Not every woman cooks nor considers it a part of being feminine. Just because FemShep is a badass doesn't mean she should sit and walk like a man. Our bodies are built differently and that should be reflected.
(And hopefully not exaggerated like FemHawke)
I agree actually =)
Heh, tell me about it. I cook 80% of the meals for my girlfriend and I! :happy:
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:56
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Bekkael wrote...
I was thinking of how she sits when talking to Garrus. An epic leg splay that would even shock a gynecologist.
He's got the reach. She's got the flexibility.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:56
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Bekkael wrote...
Cutlass Jack wrote...
KOS-MOS56 wrote...
And yes that open leg in-dress shot did make me roll my eyes... but laugh at the same time =)
Yes indeed it is. But to be fair, that dress was from a DLC that came out months after the main game with sitting sequences were put in game.
Personally I'm glad they didn't make the dress a pantsuit or something just because someone might choose to wear it when talking to Miranda.
I was thinking of how she sits when talking to Garrus. An epic leg splay that would even shock a gynecologist.
hahaha... good description
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 08:58
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Depending on who you askD.Kain wrote...
LiveLoveThaneKrios wrote...
Another topic about this ? xD
How many is this? About the 5th one?
Yes , Female Shepard acts like a man.. walks like a man.. crosses the arms like a man.. gives the stares like a man. Me1 was better about this, BW had a lot to do in Me2 than Me1 so there is these flaws. These should be fixed in Me3 , but possibly not since there is many things to do.
You say like a man. But isn't it more about being masculine or feminine rather than being a man or a woman?
. My answer would be both. I said "man" because thats how my Shepard acts, besides in romancing scenes.. then shes all feminine and womanly..I just used man , like I said, because thats how she acts. 
Edit: Not intending that my Shepard is a 'man' of how she acts, just decided to edit that in there after I re-thought my thinking
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 09:01
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Women must behave like this, women must sit like this, women must dress like this, women must talk like this, women must look like this. Otherwise they are not women despite what gender they are born as. All because they do not follow the social norm they are turned into men and that is disgusting.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 09:03
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Lucky Thirteen wrote...
Women must behave like this, women must sit like this, women must dress like this, women must talk like this, women must look like this. Otherwise they are not women despite what gender they are born as. All because they do not follow the social norm they are turned into men and that is disgusting.
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Posté 03 octobre 2011 - 09:04
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Lucky Thirteen wrote...
Women must behave like this, women must sit like this, women must dress like this, women must talk like this, women must look like this. Otherwise they are not women despite what gender they are born as. All because they do not follow the social norm they are turned into men and that is disgusting.
Same goes for men.
