OmegaBlue0231 wrote...
HolyJellyfish wrote...
You can be SEXY
And not be a SEX OBJECT.
There is a difference.
I'm angry because her appearance isn't enhancing her overall sexiness. Its turning her into a sex object. The script says as much.
You can take a sexy person seriously, but its much harder to take a sex object seriously. Because that is what they are: A sex object. If the leaked script remains, EDI becoming more 'human' is more along the lines of 'OMG her body is so distracting!' and 'Must sleep with Joker!' etc.
Since when does becoming more organic require EDI to be a fetishized object? Legion's coming to grasp with organic thinking and philosophy doesn't require him to wear a hot bodacious bod. Why does EDI have to take on that role?
Oh. Because her AI is 'Female'. Gotcha.
EDI unlike Legion doesn't have to mentally become a human, from the beginning she acted like a human. So now they gave her a humanoid body to match what she was already mentally.
I do agree that it's a little over the top, but you people are acting like boobs automatically=stupid or ****ty. Liara has pretty good sized boobs, but she's depicted as one of the least sexualized and smartest Asari in the game.
Again. Your are missing the point.
You can be sexy. With giant breasts all over the place. And be a good character, and treated with respect that doesn't require ass shots and dialogue that talks about how distracting your prosthetic is.
Its much harder to be a good character when you are a SEX OBJECT. Because you really can't take a sex object seriously. Its much more difficult for us to, because we have been conditioned for the most part /not/ to take sex objects seriously.
Drawing attractive
characters isn’t a crime. But it starts to become grating when
characters are not only attractive, but hypersexualized and mostly
defined by their appearance. Even when characters aren’t
hypersexualized, they can still be boring and flat in execution if there
is more attention paid to
animating her curves than the character herself.But the model for art in our fandom communities is often sex appeal first, to the detriment of characters.