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[KungFuTurtle]

I wouldn't mind if femshep had some swagger in her hips when she walked or ran but nothing too drastic.

Modifié par KungFuTurtle, 28 octobre 2011 - 03:56 .

[onelifecrisis]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

TROLL SPOTTED.

Agreed. OP obviously trolling and obviously not a FemShep fan.

Oh god, not the "you're not a real fan" argument.

Modifié par onelifecrisis, 28 octobre 2011 - 03:53 .

[DaringMoosejaw]

D.Kain wrote...

DaringMoosejaw wrote...

Most of it, sure. All I'm talking about is what Cheeze is, a unique rig with tweaks to a few of the animations to acknowledge the difference.

Maybe. I just don't see women walk a lot differently when they are not on stage.

I'm pretty sure I have. But, you know, every single time I try to really pay attention and study the differences, they threaten to call the cops on me! The nerve!

[D.Kain]

C9316 wrote...

I demand more manly side to Maleshep. This means he has to admit to being a brony.

That means that he is into deep classic films. Twenty second century and all.

[slimgrin]

Come to think of it, making animations gender appropriate must be very hard to do without exaggeration, at least in a video game.

[D.Kain]

DaringMoosejaw wrote...

I'm pretty sure I have. But, you know, every single time I try to really pay attention and study the differences, they threaten to call the cops on me! The nerve!

Lol. The only girls that I really see sway heeps are the ones with big butt.

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

While I do hope femshep comes across a slightly more polite and or gentle(don't hurt me I said slightly!), changing it too much would be out of character, which I probably despise more. I did think she seemed a bit nicer or less rude(har har, don't mean the animations) in ME1 than ME2 though, just a return to that would be good. Come to think of it that's not even a gender thing. Perhaps the polite krogan touched shepard in some way:P. The animations go without saying, they're so many light years ahead in ME1 it's truly puzzling, everything blends so beautifully from changing direction(and sliding!) to transitioning from up to up+left to left that I spent hours just making Shepard run after recently firing it up again in such a long time. Opened my eye to how much oh an atrocious step-back the locomotion was in ME2, not only would Shepard limp along but the constant "snapping" to another direction is well ugly. ME1 animations for both genders plox!

[upsettingshorts]

slimgrin wrote...

Come to think of it, making animations gender appropriate must be very hard to do without exaggeration, at least in a video game.

Mocap?

[onelifecrisis]

slimgrin wrote...

Come to think of it, making animations gender appropriate must be very hard to do without exaggeration, at least in a video game.

I think you underestimate people's ability to pick up on subtle differences.

[Ravensword]

One thing I don't get about both ManShep and FemShep is that when they walk, they seem to do so w/ a slight limp.

[Seboist]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

TROLL SPOTTED.

Of course, Jubileus forbid a girl acting like a girl.

Slow down there bud, we first need to get Shepard to start acting human before we think about him/her acting like their gender.  The reformation from a soulless killing machine is a gradual one.

Modifié par Seboist, 28 octobre 2011 - 04:00 .

[Caseshep]

Shepard's animations never seemed overtly masculine to me. I didn't mind the splayed legs. To me it just showed she's not very feminine or doesn't follow how society expects her to act as a woman.
I hope they don't change anything, because I think it would have to be exaggerated. Society does too much of that with stereotypes already.

[Destroy Raiden_]

DeathDragon185 wrote...

in ME2 femsheps animations were the same as the male one. I hope this will be changed

This. I want her to dance decently she doesn't need to go all stripper on us but something more then the shep shuffle she's a girl! Also I'd like the whole sailor sitting to stop she only picked that up in 2 but in dress it's the ultimate no and in pants its still pretty bad. The walking and sprinting in ME they should really bring that back. Fshep really isn't the girly type I imagine her more of like newBSG's starbuck . Oh and while we're on animations can she CG fight larger opponents like Yahg, Krogan, ect with appropriate animations I can't take her boxing that yahg she should've just gone all thai fighter kicking mostly, punching a bit. Her lifting up Kaiden or Ash over her shoulder was bad too but not nearly as bad as the yahg moment.

[D.Kain]

Would this animation do for both genders? lol

Modifié par D.Kain, 28 octobre 2011 - 04:00 .

[onelifecrisis]

Ravensword wrote...

One thing I don't get about both ManShep and FemShep is that when they walk, they seem to do so w/ a slight limp.

Mshep's d!ck weighs down one of his trouser legs.
Same with Fshep.

[slimgrin]

onelifecrisis wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

Come to think of it, making animations gender appropriate must be very hard to do without exaggeration, at least in a video game.

I think you underestimate people's ability to pick up on subtle differences.

Then show me examples of feminine animations in a game that aren't exaggerated.

Modifié par slimgrin, 28 octobre 2011 - 04:02 .

[tobynator89]

being a soldier is to be masculine in your everyday behaviour. plain and simple. Having served with female soldiers I know this all too well. They either man up or tend to become useless community bicycles. Sad but true. Ask any soldier today and you will hear the same tale.

Our squad MG was an example (and the only one I know of) that had what it took to truly be an infantryman. The strength, the speed, and the sheer endurance that being a soldier requires. And boy, at the end of it she was as no-nonsense efficency, boisterous tough guy as the rest of us.

[DaringMoosejaw]

fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb wrote...

While I do hope femshep comes across a slightly more polite and or gentle(don't hurt me I said slightly!), changing it too much would be out of character, which I probably despise more.

Man, you do not want to go there. You start delving into that with the subtle implication that women are naturally more gentle or polite than men (You clearly haven't met enough women!), then it's a short leap to asking why when, if the Normandy suffered damage, MaleShep doesn't immediately offer to fix than sum**** up with some duct tape and elmer's glue.

[D.Kain]

tobynator89 wrote...

being a soldier is to be masculine in your everyday behaviour. plain and simple. Having served with female soldiers I know this all too well. They either man up or tend to become useless community bicycles. Sad but true. Ask any soldier today and you will hear the same tale.

Our squad MG was an example (and the only one I know of) that had what it took to truly be an infantryman. The strength, the speed, and the sheer endurance that being a soldier requires. And boy, at the end of it she was as no-nonsense efficency, boisterous tough guy as the rest of us.

Let's quote this, and call it a day. 

[Caseshep]

DaringMoosejaw wrote...

fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb wrote...

While I do hope femshep comes across a slightly more polite and or gentle(don't hurt me I said slightly!), changing it too much would be out of character, which I probably despise more.

Man, you do not want to go there. You start delving into that with the subtle implication that women are naturally more gentle or polite than men (You clearly haven't met enough women!), then it's a short leap to asking why when, if the Normandy suffered damage, MaleShep doesn't immediately offer to fix than sum**** up with some duct tape and elmer's glue.

As Catelyn Stark said, "Give me Cersei Lannister, Lord Karstark, and you would see how gentle a woman can be."