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[IrishSpectre257]

It also isn't realistic to roam the galaxy with my crew of alien friends.

[lady_v23]

....All i have to say is Joan of Arc. Look it up..

[Jobrill]

Luckily, Mass Effect is set over 100 years from now, when apparently fewer people are as sexist as you are.

I am glad for this.

[firefireblow]

ah sexism, shall never fade.

[syllogi]

You know, Google Chrome has built in spell check.

Just saying.

[Dreadwing 67]

*sigh*

[Blacklash93]

*facepalm*

[Ziggy]

Wow, what complete bs.

[Bullets McDeath]

in before the lock

also you are hilarious or a buttard, possibly both. congrats either way.

Modifié par outlaworacle, 23 novembre 2011 - 01:43 .

[hellcat420]

Captain Filibuster wrote...

Here is my biggest concern, for a franchise devoted to plausable realism, I have to say the role of a female commander aboard the galaxy's most advanced stealth ship seems not plausable. I don't want to seem all hating and stuff, but I'm just stating my concerns.

Traditionally, the navy has males in possitions of athority. This is done for several reasons, to prevent the female from being put into an awkward possition, and that she might not be able to handle the responsibilites of commanding a large number of men and a massive boat. To also have women aboard ships presents various privacy problems, what if Kaiden set up a video camera and watched female shepard as she showered? That has been done before on US boats.  If i was a guy, I would feel sexually threatened if my squadmate/bunkmate where to be a female. I would not want to invade her privacy or do something to hurt her. Sexually threatened mostly being in the way, Isabella handels her crew, I would definately not want my shipmate acting that way.

Additionally, females are not on the front lines for their own saftey, the most important being that if a female soilder is to become a pow she would be singled out because of her gender and put through horrible things by her captors.  

I also object to the reason why Bioware added female shepard to the series, personally I feel as though it is fan service to the male gamers in the audiance.  It seems to me that people glorify her as a sex trophy, as respect her for the role Bioware put her in. Same with Isabella for Dragon Age. Not that I enjoy play as my own gender for once, I feel it was a fan service. A female lead would fit in games like fable or dragon age more.

Finally I feel as though if a woman were to be placed in a command role, i don't think she couldn't handle if effectivly has a male could. Men make gut decisions based on reason/logic and can stand to make the tough choices (generally), for the most part women can't handle makeing big and tactical decisions. We get too emotional at times.

 

so where should she be? in the kitchen baking pies and making babies?

[Doofe2012]

So many generalizations in the opening post...my head hurts.

[pmac_tk421]

Look, I don't like sexists. Get out.

[LOST SPARTANJLC]

I'm assuming this was a troll comment by the OP or somebody stuck in the 40's/50's.

Modifié par LOST SPARTANJLC, 23 novembre 2011 - 01:47 .

[Malanek]

There are hundreds of unrealistic things happening in ME. If you consider having a female officier in charge of ship up there with things like being limited to 3-man strike teams, carrying 6 weapons on your back, accelerating at hundreds of gees (while standing up!), flinging objects around with your mind or blue alien chicks who can breed with anything then your grasp of realism needs to be questioned.

[Firesteel]

Actually men are generally more irrational, just sayin' (and I',m a guy by the way)

[Anacronian Stryx]

OP seriously your post is the dumbest pile of inbred stupidity i have so far read on BSN and that's saying a lot.. i feel like i should congratulate you for reaching the uppermost echelons of retard'ness but that would be kind of like congratulating a turd for it's odor.

*jumps off the trollercoaster*

Modifié par Anacronian Stryx, 23 novembre 2011 - 01:51 .

[Deganis76]

Captain Filibuster wrote...

Here is my biggest concern, for a franchise devoted to plausable realism, I have to say the role of a female commander aboard the galaxy's most advanced stealth ship seems not plausable. I don't want to seem all hating and stuff, but I'm just stating my concerns.

Traditionally, the navy has males in possitions of athority. This is done for several reasons, to prevent the female from being put into an awkward possition, and that she might not be able to handle the responsibilites of commanding a large number of men and a massive boat. To also have women aboard ships presents various privacy problems, what if Kaiden set up a video camera and watched female shepard as she showered? That has been done before on US boats.  If i was a guy, I would feel sexually threatened if my squadmate/bunkmate where to be a female. I would not want to invade her privacy or do something to hurt her. Sexually threatened mostly being in the way, Isabella handels her crew, I would definately not want my shipmate acting that way.

Additionally, females are not on the front lines for their own saftey, the most important being that if a female soilder is to become a pow she would be singled out because of her gender and put through horrible things by her captors.  

I also object to the reason why Bioware added female shepard to the series, personally I feel as though it is fan service to the male gamers in the audiance.  It seems to me that people glorify her as a sex trophy, as respect her for the role Bioware put her in. Same with Isabella for Dragon Age. Not that I enjoy play as my own gender for once, I feel it was a fan service. A female lead would fit in games like fable or dragon age more.

Finally I feel as though if a woman were to be placed in a command role, i don't think she couldn't handle if effectivly has a male could. Men make gut decisions based on reason/logic and can stand to make the tough choices (generally), for the most part women can't handle makeing big and tactical decisions. We get too emotional at times.

 

I served in the Navy for 10 years and had several female commanding officers.  Wake up and smell the 21st century fella, women have been serving in combat roles for years now.    Aside from Mass Effect being a work of fiction, I find the role of Commander Shepard to be equally fitting for either a male or female.  Plus Jennifer Hale is an awesome voice actor.

[Soltana]

[kirvingtwo]

Captain Filibuster wrote...
*babble*
 

Some girl kicked sand in your face, didn't she?

[CerberusWarrior]

Op did you not watch Star Trek Voyager and Captain Jane way she proves that Female Shepard has earned a right to be Commander of the SR 2