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Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
That's short sided.Most of the technology that's presented in the ME universe is theoretical or made to be believable. Almost every science fiction series has had science team to refer to.
Alright maybe it does. Doesn't make everything in the game perfectly realistic.
And FYI *points at Miranda and Ash* fighting in long hair has a precendent.
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Remember that's Cerberus their a quasi civilian paramilitary/terrorist organization
Remeber he/she was seen as KIA at the beginning of ME2 and worked with said terrorist organization [S/he went AWOL] all throughtout ME2 and only turned him/herself in at the end of ME2. Modifié par Ryzaki, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:20 .
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Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Remember that's Cerberus their a quasi civilian paramilitary/terrorist organization
And Shep wasn't reinstated in the military at the beginning of ME3 so why can't he/she have long hair?
Modifié par Ryzaki, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:23 .
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Ryzaki wrote...
By choice and lack of option to do otherwise (thanks to BW) there's no reason to think he wouldn't do so in ME3 if the player wants.
If you don't like the option. Don't take it. It's that simple.
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Will do. Im just giving you facts I don't mean to offend anyone.
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Modifié par Ryzaki, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:25 .
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Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Will do. Im just giving you facts I don't mean to offend anyone.
Ah sorry. I thought you were one of those "well since *I* don't want that option no one should have it types." sorry for assuming.
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Mass Effect Player wrote...
Halfno wrote...
There are plenty of historical examples of long hair in western militaries. The biggest reason for short now being the standard was fleas and lice in the trenchesMass Effect Player wrote...
Halfno wrote...
Pretty certain all of those funky beards are pretty individualistic...
Your changing the subject. Facial hair is a different story. In contrast I dont have a problem with standarized facial hair now in the future or in fiction. As long as it doesn't affect your ability in the battlefield and the style is dictated by rank and experience. The reason why most Western military's got rid of it was because of the threat of WMD weapons.
Your talking to guy who is about to join the military and who is a military science and history nut. I know their are historical example of beards in militaries. The Combat engineers in France are allowed to have beards the U.S. Navy allowed Admirals to have beards in up until the 70's.
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John Newton wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Halfno wrote...
There are plenty of historical examples of long hair in western militaries. The biggest reason for short now being the standard was fleas and lice in the trenchesMass Effect Player wrote...
Halfno wrote...
Pretty certain all of those funky beards are pretty individualistic...
Your changing the subject. Facial hair is a different story. In contrast I dont have a problem with standarized facial hair now in the future or in fiction. As long as it doesn't affect your ability in the battlefield and the style is dictated by rank and experience. The reason why most Western military's got rid of it was because of the threat of WMD weapons.
Your talking to guy who is about to join the military and who is a military science and history nut. I know their are historical example of beards in militaries. The Combat engineers in France are allowed to have beards the U.S. Navy allowed Admirals to have beards in up until the 70's.
You're going to join the Military? That also makes you an idiot.
Mass Effect Player wrote..
And on another note noticing ash's hair style in ME3 it could be because she's a Spectre and I think it might still be within military protocol.
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Will do. Im just giving you facts I don't mean to offend anyone.
Ah sorry. I thought you were one of those "well since *I* don't want that option no one should have it types." sorry for assuming.
And on another note noticing ash's hair style in ME3 it could be because she's a Spectre and I think it might still be within military protocol.
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Halfno wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Will do. Im just giving you facts I don't mean to offend anyone.
Ah sorry. I thought you were one of those "well since *I* don't want that option no one should have it types." sorry for assuming.
Im not an encyclopedia ok. Just telling you about real life situations any why I think Bioware did it. Im not trying to make anyone upset.
And on another note noticing ash's hair style in ME3 it could be because she's a Spectre and I think it might still be within military protocol.
Shepard is a Spectre so...
Modifié par Mass Effect Player, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:31 .
Ryzaki wrote...
By choice and lack of option to do otherwise (thanks to BW) there's no reason to think he wouldn't do so in ME3 if the player wants.
If you don't like the option. Don't take it. It's that simple.
BW isn't gonna force your Shep to have long hair.
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Mass Effect Player wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
Will do. Im just giving you facts I don't mean to offend anyone.
Ah sorry. I thought you were one of those "well since *I* don't want that option no one should have it types." sorry for assuming.
And on another note noticing ash's hair style in ME3 it could be because she's a Spectre and I think it might still be within military protocol.
Modifié par Mass Effect Player, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:37 .
Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
That's short sided.Most of the technology that's presented in the ME universe is theoretical or made to be believable. Almost every science fiction series has had science team to refer to.
Alright maybe it does. Doesn't make everything in the game perfectly realistic.
And FYI *points at Miranda and Ash* fighting in long hair has a precendent in ME universe. It's not like Shep can't tie it back when he/she needs to put on a helmet.
Hell my Shep spends most of the battlefield with just the Sentry Visior on he has no head protection. Let's not forget this is a game and style will sometimes trump how realistic something looks (like pretty much everyone in ME2's outfit).
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Flytch wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Mass Effect Player wrote...
That's short sided.Most of the technology that's presented in the ME universe is theoretical or made to be believable. Almost every science fiction series has had science team to refer to.
Alright maybe it does. Doesn't make everything in the game perfectly realistic.
And FYI *points at Miranda and Ash* fighting in long hair has a precendent in ME universe. It's not like Shep can't tie it back when he/she needs to put on a helmet.
Hell my Shep spends most of the battlefield with just the Sentry Visior on he has no head protection. Let's not forget this is a game and style will sometimes trump how realistic something looks (like pretty much everyone in ME2's outfit).
I thought that Shepards body armour was pretty functional in design. I've spent a lot of time thinking about the design behind that armour. And women with long hair has a precedent, but not men. It just doesn't fit with the ethos of ME. How many long haired men have you seen in the entire series?
Modifié par Mass Effect Player, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:43 .
Ryzaki wrote...
So you could just pick one of the old styles and I could pick a new one
Everyone wins.
Gespenst wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
So you could just pick one of the old styles and I could pick a new one
Everyone wins.
Except for the guy that has to make the new hair, I guess. Oh well. It's a living.
The more I think about it the more I want an MShep with long hair and a scraggly beard - make it look like he's been locked away for a year or something.
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