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[RinpocheSchnozberry]

Oh good, then she can get anime eyes and claps her hands by her cheek while she giggles and yells Reaper-sama! And then I can finally projectile vomit all over the place.

[Leonia]

Maybe they'll give her mood swings too?

/runs

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leonia42 wrote...

Maybe they'll give her mood swings too?

/runs

Yes, complete with a working calendar.

[Killjoy Cutter]

FemShepFTW wrote...

 You know how in ME2 the amazing FemShep was a totall badass?
Well what if he was a totall badass with a more girly side for example
1.A Sassy-Feminine walk/run
2.The way she stands
3.How she Sits
4.Even the way she speaks; Dialouge,accent
What are your thoughts on this,what do you think would happen?

No.  Because we'll end up with FemHawke's swayback ****walk.

[Leonia]

I liked Lady Hawke's walk..

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A tad exaggerated don't you think? I liked how she spoke and her overall demeanor though.

[Leonia]

Blame the exaggeration on Varric's storytelling.

[Sajuro]

I want a more girly man shep who can fawn over cute things.
Shep: They have miniature ponies!
Garrus: Shepard, the Reapers are attacking!
Shep: Not now Garrus, miniature ponies. -pets pony-

[JamieCOTC]

Sajuro wrote...

I want a more girly man shep who can fawn over cute things.
Shep: They have miniature ponies!
Garrus: Shepard, the Reapers are attacking!
Shep: Not now Garrus, miniature ponies. -pets pony-

I want my broShep to have an Orlesian temper tantrum. 

"That Reaper was mine! Mine! MINE!!"

The best part is that Mark Meer could totally pull that off.  He's a great comedian.

[Sajuro]

JamieCOTC wrote...

Sajuro wrote...

I want a more girly man shep who can fawn over cute things.
Shep: They have miniature ponies!
Garrus: Shepard, the Reapers are attacking!
Shep: Not now Garrus, miniature ponies. -pets pony-

I want my broShep to have an Orlesian temper tantrum. 

"That Reaper was mine! Mine! MINE!!"

The best part is that Mark Meer could totally pull that off.  He's a great comedian.

I just imagined manshep throwing himself on the ground and throwing a tantrum and everyone giving in because they didn't really know how to react.
new renegade interrupt!

[LOLandStuff]

JamieCOTC wrote...

I want my broShep to have an Orlesian temper tantrum. 

"That Reaper was mine! Mine! MINE!!"

The best part is that Mark Meer could totally pull that off.  He's a great comedian.

"Excuse-moi. But J'ai payed good credits for le Reaper." With an accent francais.

Modifié par LOLandStuff, 28 octobre 2011 - 03:00 .

[Sajuro]

LOLandStuff wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...

I want my broShep to have an Orlesian temper tantrum. 

"That Reaper was mine! Mine! MINE!!"

The best part is that Mark Meer could totally pull that off.  He's a great comedian.

"Excuse-moi. But J'ai payed good credits for le Reaper." With an accent francais.

"We need to go to Tuchanka, oh but that place is so filthy"

[LOLandStuff]

Who cares about a girly FemShep anyway?
I want a fashionable ManShep, who keeps up with the latest trend. I want a Macaroni ManShep.

[Blze001]

Girly? No. Feminine? Sure. I mean, I don't want her flouncing about with her hips swaying like the Tacoma Narrows bridge (too soon?), but I don't want the male animations copy-pasted over to her.

[CrazyRah]

Girly? Hell no!. More feminine.. see no reason to really

[JenMaxon]

FemShep is perfect just the way she is.

[Comsky159]

What's the difference between "girly" and "feminine"? Highly enigmatic distinction really. It's nigh impossible to reach a perfect, politically correct compromise which makes everyone happy.

I don't think there's been a problem with the model coherence; slight issues arises in both the male and female variants but it all seems superficial. Also I don't think it's reasonable to base criticism off that one scene in which FShep wears a dress. It was an afterthought to a DLC and so isn't truly representative of the problem.

I found the modelling intrinsically gender neutral anyway. I guess perhaps if it does lie in favour of a male dynamic it's because modelling men is safer, as people tend to gloss over male representation. (i.e. manly and masculine are considered synonymous.)

[Shinobu]

Comsky159 wrote...

What's the difference between "girly" and "feminine"? Highly enigmatic distinction really. It's nigh impossible to reach a perfect, politically correct compromise which makes everyone happy.

I don't think there's been a problem with the model coherence; slight issues arises in both the male and female variants but it all seems superficial. Also I don't think it's reasonable to base criticism off that one scene in which FShep wears a dress. It was an afterthought to a DLC and so isn't truly representative of the problem.

I found the modelling intrinsically gender neutral anyway. I guess perhaps if it does lie in favour of a male dynamic it's because modelling men is safer, as people tend to gloss over male representation. (i.e. manly and masculine are considered synonymous.)

"Girly" implies childish, while feminine doesn't. The way "feminine" is used by some seems to imply "more overtly sexual." I prefer femShep the way she is. The way she sits in a dress is weird, but I get around it by not putting her in one. If FemShep gets more dress time, then it would be nice if she sat with knees together, otherwise no change is necessary, IMO.

I agree that the ME2 model is pretty neutral to slightly masculine because it's ok for a female soldier to be slightly butch, but if they made Sheploo walk like FemHawke there'd be hell to pay.  No one should walk like FemHawke. It was nauseating.

[IRMcGhee]

Well, they did sort out the sitting in the dress thing in LotSB. Hopefully they'll go further and sort out her walk too. Other than that, I think she's fine as is.

[StephanieBengal]

I say, how about adding nail polish.

[capn233]

Ferris95 wrote...

Don't know about the others but I would actually prefer a butcher looking FemShep. Poor girl has arms the size of twig, defenitly lacking the muscle to knock out the Shadow Broker. And I know the case could be made for her being part cyborg, but honestly there is no reason why she shouldn't have more muscle.

I don't play as femShep ever, but the model is a little on the scrawny side to be believable to me anyway.

Modifié par capn233, 29 octobre 2011 - 05:33 .

[Phategod1]

FemShepFTW wrote...

 You know how in ME2 the amazing FemShep was a totall badass?
Well what if he was a totall badass with a more girly side for example
1.A Sassy-Feminine walk/run
2.The way she stands
3.How she Sits
4.Even the way she speaks; Dialouge,accent
What are your thoughts on this,what do you think would happen?

Whether your a troll or not I'll say this, She's a Soldier, not a tart. Femsheps appeal her her lack of sexualization. Your suggestions sound more like every other female character. But hey Theres Catwoman DLC for Arkham City that sounds like its right up your alley. 

[staindgrey]

I think people are speaking way too much in absolutes here...

When people ask for a "more feminine" femShep, I don't think they're asking for more overall differences to distinguish her as "female". I think what they're asking for instead (and I know I'm asking for it) is the option to take a more obviously feminine route in conversations and actions, thus differentiating femShep if we so choose by giving her different animations and lines more suitable for a "womanly" woman. While she IS an elite soldier, some of us would like to have a chance to explore the other side of being a female soldier versus a male.

While people often refer to the dress, I'd like to refer to the loyalty mission for Samara. Did anyone else think that playing as femShep through that was awkward? The whole time it felt tailor-made for broShep instead, and now we threw a female into it. She didn't play up her feminine sexuality; we only had the choice of being butch and broad-chested. Like a typical man would.

This has absolutely nothing to do with gender roles or feminism. I'm perfectly fine with femShep as she is. But giving me the option to show off her more feminine side in situations accordingly would be a new experience I'd really like.

Plus, if she could walk a little less like a man when she's out of her armor, that would be swell.

[suprhomre]

My Femshep is super GAY!