JeffZero wrote...
Goddamn it, Cheez, if I met you IRL instead of on the internet we would hangout every freaking day.
+1 Joining the Cheez fanclub
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JeffZero wrote...
Goddamn it, Cheez, if I met you IRL instead of on the internet we would hangout every freaking day.
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This needs to be a group ASAP.All Dead wrote...
JeffZero wrote...
Goddamn it, Cheez, if I met you IRL instead of on the internet we would hangout every freaking day.
+1 Joining the Cheez fanclub
Modifié par jreezy, 27 janvier 2012 - 04:44 .
g-w-m wrote...
Damnit!!
I really want to investigate but the spoiler warning must be adhered to!!
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Because the trope sucks, I care about Mass Effect more than I care about Star Trek, and I know Bioware is capable of better than this.
Besides, smallpox was around for thousands of years. Should we have kept that, too?
jreezy wrote...
This needs to be a group ASAP.All Dead wrote...
JeffZero wrote...
Goddamn it, Cheez, if I met you IRL instead of on the internet we would hangout every freaking day.
+1 Joining the Cheez fanclub
izmirtheastarach wrote...
What does that even mean, "hang this on Bioware"? Does trying to draw attention do something you have an issue with mean you are hanging it on someone it particular? Isn't it being hung on Bioware because Bioware did it and we're on a Bioware forum?
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Because the trope sucks, I care about Mass Effect more than I care about Star Trek, and I know Bioware is capable of better than this.hex23 wrote...
The "hot alien chick" trope has been around before "Star Trek". It's a part of sci-fi. I don't understand why people hang this on Bioware or EA. It makes zero sense honestly.
Besides, smallpox was around for thousands of years. Should we have kept that, too?
hex23 wrote...
It's getting hung on Bioware because people love to complain. The trope existed before this game series. This trope existed in this game series since the first game. So the shock and horror at all of this seems a little forced...."OMG! THE ALIEN GIRLS ARE ATTRACTIVE!"....it seems to me that if this was such a major problem people would've stopped supporting the series after the first game. They didn't obviously, because here they are.
Modifié par izmirtheastarach, 27 janvier 2012 - 04:55 .
Nobody is shocked. Nobody is horrified. I wouldn't expect anyone is even remotely surprised. People are, however, tired of it universally being the case.hex23 wrote...
It's getting hung on Bioware because people love to complain. The trope existed before this game series. This trope existed in this game series since the first game. So the shock and horror at all of this seems a little forced...."OMG! THE ALIEN GIRLS ARE ATTRACTIVE!"....it seems to me that if this was such a major problem people would've stopped supporting the series after the first game. They didn't obviously, because here they are.
bleetman wrote...
Sometime, someone's going to have to explain to me how 'but it's been this way for a while' works as justification for people never complaining about something they don't like.
iwasbor3dz wrote...
can someone send me the link to the pics in a pm? really curious right now. :x
Hey, I'm just doing my part before they cross it and jump off the cliff. I don't think Bioware's THAT BAD, but I think the fact that some of it is SO GOOD that makes it worse.DiebytheSword wrote...
Objectification versus celebration here. The women in ME may be celebrated with form fitting armor (or lack thereof) but not objectified (none of them are pure meat, even Thane and Jacob have points outside of their sex appeal).
So I'm going to call BS on this one Cheezy, women and men can both be celebrated without being objectified.
There is a fine line and I don't feel that Bioware has crossed it enough for rage.
Why did they have to say, "we gave Ash sex appeal?" Why didn't they say, "we wanted her to be as beautiful as she is strong, and we wanted her uniform to be both military and stylish in a way that reflected her tough-yet-playful personality and increased confidence in herself" or something like that?
Modifié par izmirtheastarach, 27 janvier 2012 - 05:18 .
Savber100 wrote...
OMGod.
If that THING is romance option or could be romanced at all, I think I'll trump over to Edmonton with torches and a pitchfork. >.<
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Why did they have to say, "we gave Ash sex appeal?" Why didn't they say, "we wanted her to be as beautiful as she is strong, and we wanted her uniform to be both military and stylish in a way that reflected her tough-yet-playful personality and increased confidence in herself" or something like that?