A more girly side to FemShep?
#351
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 08:53
#352
Guest_Rojahar_*
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 09:40
Guest_Rojahar_*
FoxShadowblade wrote...
I wouldn't mind Femshep being a little more female and a little less female mask over male actions.
What are male actions?
#353
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 06:59
I think the real problem with the animations in both Mass Effect 2 (fem AND broshep) & in Dragon Age 2 (Lady Hawke's) was that both seemed to think of the hero as needing some 'special' sort of walk, and that translated to *exaggerated.*
Whether male or female, the hero of a game needs to walk like someone who can handle themselves physically. ME2's elephant walk doesn't look smooth or graceful enough for shepard - yes, even male shep. You have to have some degree of grace to vault over as many things as shep does.
And conversely, Lady Hawke looks so...odd, it's hard to believe she can walk, much less fight. If you actually watch a woman martial artist walk, yes, they still walk with a different gait than a man, but it's still a very practical way of walking. I pulle ddwn a mod to make LAdy Hawke walk like manhawke, which is an improvement, but even so I can't help noticing how much she(he) slumps her shoulders and waves her arms far more than you need to in order to run. Again, it's all a little too exaggerated.
Mainly, I'd like to just see the PC stand up straight. DA:O and ME1 had that - shoulders back, head up, moving forward. Ya know - hero like.
At present, DA2 and ME2 have hero characters who look less like 'people who can fight' and more like 'people who come from the Ministry of Silly Walks.'
My vote would be this: get a male martial artist, get a female martial artist, and make the hero char walk accordingly. Other than that, and the occassional 'ma'am/sir' in place of 'commander,' I really would hate to see much about femshep change.
Modifié par sagequeen, 31 octobre 2011 - 07:02 .
#354
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 08:44
Drinking through a metal helmet? Not a lot of women can do that.Rojahar wrote...
FoxShadowblade wrote...
I wouldn't mind Femshep being a little more female and a little less female mask over male actions.
What are male actions?
#355
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 09:05
sagequeen wrote...
My vote would be this: get a male martial artist, get a female martial artist, and make the hero char walk accordingly. Other than that, and the occassional 'ma'am/sir' in place of 'commander,' I really would hate to see much about femshep change.
I agree entirely with your whole post, but especially this part. The walking animations are dreadful. Overall, I like femshep the way she is. She has to be tough to be able to get through the things she is put into. I enjoy this type of persona because it's severly lacking with female protagonists.
#356
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 10:43
#357
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 10:46
AgentMrOrange wrote...
The only thing femshep really needs is a minigun
Attached to her crotch? I approve.
#358
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 10:48
onelifecrisis wrote...
AgentMrOrange wrote...
The only thing femshep really needs is a minigun
Attached to her crotch? I approve.
This idea appeals to me waaaaay more than it should.
#359
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 10:53
#360
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 10:54
#361
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:10
sagequeen wrote...
re: the animations:
I think the real problem with the animations in both Mass Effect 2 (fem AND broshep) & in Dragon Age 2 (Lady Hawke's) was that both seemed to think of the hero as needing some 'special' sort of walk, and that translated to *exaggerated.*
Whether male or female, the hero of a game needs to walk like someone who can handle themselves physically. ME2's elephant walk doesn't look smooth or graceful enough for shepard - yes, even male shep. You have to have some degree of grace to vault over as many things as shep does.
And conversely, Lady Hawke looks so...odd, it's hard to believe she can walk, much less fight. If you actually watch a woman martial artist walk, yes, they still walk with a different gait than a man, but it's still a very practical way of walking. I pulle ddwn a mod to make LAdy Hawke walk like manhawke, which is an improvement, but even so I can't help noticing how much she(he) slumps her shoulders and waves her arms far more than you need to in order to run. Again, it's all a little too exaggerated.
Mainly, I'd like to just see the PC stand up straight. DA:O and ME1 had that - shoulders back, head up, moving forward. Ya know - hero like.
At present, DA2 and ME2 have hero characters who look less like 'people who can fight' and more like 'people who come from the Ministry of Silly Walks.'
My vote would be this: get a male martial artist, get a female martial artist, and make the hero char walk accordingly. Other than that, and the occassional 'ma'am/sir' in place of 'commander,' I really would hate to see much about femshep change.
I agree completely with this post. Especially the last part. It's not so hard to find examples of people in real life who move like toned/athletic/whatever individuals should, instead of plucking some exaggerated idea from the mind and slapping it in the game.
#362
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:14
Selene Moonsong wrote...
Let's avoid any sexist commentary...
I'm not a fan of stepping on people's toes, but I'm not a fan of dumbing down what I have to say either as I fancy myself to be a honest yet blunt person. What did I say that was sexist exactly? I was just merely expressing my honest opinion. I didn't think it was a big deal but hey if you point anything out I'll fall in line.
#363
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:24
Selene Moonsong wrote...
Let's avoid any sexist commentary...
What sexist commentary?
#364
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:37
v_Zalem wrote...
Girly side to female Shepard? No way. If anything she should be more tomboy-ish IMO. FemShep comes off as a woman that can take care of her business and knows what she wants and gets it (Jacob romance being a prime example). Don't have time for girly moodswings and al that jazz - she's about to be in a war. Plus she's a soldier last time I checked so the tomboy attitude I stated earlier should theoretically be a perfect fit.
That's is a bit narrow-minded in my opinion. A 'tomboy' (being one myself) isn't necessarily given towards mimicing our male counterparts, but are interested in doings those things normally considered as male oriented activities, be it professional trades trades and skills, sports, or even military carreers.
My two heroes are the late Rear Admiral Grace Hopper (US Navy), who inspired me into following a carreer in Information Systems Technology. The other is Danica Patrick (Indy and Nascar driver) while she compete's with men in racing, she is also a model and advertising spokesperson. Neither were or are prone towards mimicing their male counterparts, but getting things done their own way limited only by their dreams and aspirations, and their skills and abilities.
Modifié par Selene Moonsong, 01 novembre 2011 - 12:08 .
#365
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:38
Just give femShep a female skeleton and blocking, maybe alter a cutscene slightly, and give her a moment where a female NPC says something like "you're an influence to women in the military everywhere, Shepard!"
Done.
#366
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:39
#367
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:41
CptBomBom00 wrote...
I have question. is there any female members on those forums or is it just dudes.
The Rules of the Internet
Rule #1: There are no girls on the internet.
Rule #2: If there is a girl, see rule #1.
#368
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:47
Selene Moonsong wrote...
v_Zalem wrote...
Girly side to female Shepard? No way. If anything she should be more tomboy-ish IMO. FemShep comes off as a woman that can take care of her business and knows what she wants and gets it (Jacob romance being a prime example). Don't have time for girly moodswings and al that jazz - she's about to be in a war. Plus she's a soldier last time I checked so the tomboy attitude I stated earlier should theoretically be a perfect fit.
That's is a bit narrow-minded. A 'tomboy' (being one myself) isn't necessarily given towards mimicing our male counterparts, but are interested in doings those things normally considered as male oriented activities, be it professional trades trades and skills, sports, or even military carreers.
My two heroes are the late Rear Admiral Grace Hopper (US Navy), who inspired me into following a carreer in Information Systems Technology. The other is Danica Patrick (Indy and Nascar driver) while she compete's with men in racing, she is also a model and advertising spokesperson. Neither were or are prone towards mimicing their male counterparts, but getting things done their own way limited only by their dreams and aspirations, and their skills and abilities.
Alright, I get ya. I stand corrected for my narrow minded-ness. I just want to be clear that I never intended of coming off as offenseive/sexist/etc. Hope you understand. *thumbs up*
#369
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:51
onelifecrisis wrote...
CptBomBom00 wrote...
I have question. is there any female members on those forums or is it just dudes.
The Rules of the Internet
Rule #1: There are no girls on the internet.
Rule #2: If there is a girl, see rule #1.
Basics 101, crisis. We shouldn't even have to say that sh!t.
#370
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:55
100k wrote...
onelifecrisis wrote...
CptBomBom00 wrote...
I have question. is there any female members on those forums or is it just dudes.
The Rules of the Internet
Rule #1: There are no girls on the internet.
Rule #2: If there is a girl, see rule #1.
Basics 101, crisis. We shouldn't even have to say that sh!t.
Of course there are many female ME-Players, me included.
Check out deviantart or Kaidan/Thane-Fanthreads... lol
#371
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 12:00
I'm pretty much a girly-girl. Sometimes my Shep wears neon pink armor and gallivants around the ship in a cocktail dress. What other girly things are we talking about? I'm not sure what's lacking. I guess I could go on a shopping spree with Tali or something, I mean, I bet Reapers make for hella sales.
The sad thing is I'd probably be totally into that.
Modifié par Mims, 01 novembre 2011 - 12:01 .
#372
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 12:05
v_Zalem wrote...
Alright, I get ya. I stand corrected for my narrow minded-ness. I just want to be clear that I never intended of coming off as offenseive/sexist/etc. Hope you understand. *thumbs up*
No problem, you are good, I addressed your point directly because I disagreed with your opinion on tomboys is all.
My other post was geared more towards others who were starting to make somewhat snide remarks verging on being almost lewd.
Modifié par Selene Moonsong, 01 novembre 2011 - 12:07 .
#373
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 12:06
#374
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 12:16
Selene Moonsong wrote...
v_Zalem wrote...
Alright, I get ya. I stand corrected for my narrow minded-ness. I just want to be clear that I never intended of coming off as offenseive/sexist/etc. Hope you understand. *thumbs up*
No problem, you are good, I addressed your point directly because I disagreed with your opinion on tomboys is all.
My other post was geared more towards others who were starting to make somewhat snide remarks verging on being almost lewd.
Oh please stop being so obtuse and specify who said what, otherwise your warning really counts for **** all.
#375
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 12:23





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