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Nashiktal wrote...

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 I'm not crazy about reporters in general, so my first inclination would be to kick her off of the ship.  BW does a fantastic job with characters, so I'm willing to give her a shot.  One shot.  

And in regards to how professional women in the military dress while off duty, does anyone happen to remember a tv show called "Battlestar Galatica"?  Very few of the females on that show wore anything that didn't make the males turn their heads.  I'm not at all embracing her apparel (she immediately turns me off), but I just want to remind folks that this isn't unprecedented.  Makes me kind of wonder what Ms. Allers wore to her job interview, though.

<_<


Actually on battlestar galactica it fit the setting. Starbuck rarely wore anything outside of her dress uniform, or when off duty in her skivvies a tanktop. When she was in a fancy party while off duty, she would wear a stunning dress that would INDEED make heads turn, but when on duty at said party she would be wearing a suit practically. She was sexy, without being objectified or insulting those she represented, or the audience she was meant to appeal to.

That is the same with all other mlitary female in that show, and everyone else was a civilian who still wore the appropriate clothing for the situation, and everyone followed these basic internal logic guidelines. The exception being a certain well known cylon who was seducing a certain important character on the ship, who didn't follow the same rules as the other characters.

Its called internal consistency. You don't see any other alliance personel dressing skimpy, you don't see any other reporter dressing skimpy, (and I wonder why you would dress skimpy on a frontline combat vessel in the midst of a genocidal war, it seems a bit disrespectful to those fighting, and a distraction to those on the ship.)



I don't mean to be too insulting here, but have you guys ever gone outside? You don't need to compare her to other fictional characters on Aliens or Battlestar... tramps are all over the place. In real life! You know who else is all over the place? Tramps who think they are classy women, and try to act as if they are. I'm in Law School and I regularly see some of my classmates get tarted up to go to the library. THE LIRBARY! Do you think that's appropriate? Probably not. Does anyone stop them? No. Do they try to maintain some pretense that they are the pinaccle of lady-hood? Absolutely. I gaurentee this happens at every Law School across the nation ranked lower than #60, and probably some ranked higher as well.   

I don't care if you don't find it attractive, the point is women wear slu*ty clothes. It happens. A lot. Most of the tramps in my lawbrary aren't attractive either. That doens't stop them. Is there some rule that states you have to like every character? No, there isn't. Personally, I hate Jack with a fiery passion. The only reason I didn't kill her intentionally every ME2 playthrough I had was simply because I wanted the "best ending" more than I hated her. 

Get off Allers' back. Let her be the loose lady she is. I'm not saying it's true or even close to factual, but I wouldn't be surprised if her VA, Chobot, gets railed by 3 different dudes a week.  It wouldn't bother me in the slightest. Her personal life doesn't even remotely affect her ability as a newscaster.

Also see another real newscaster who dresses w/ lots of skin:
 


 

You know what her dressing like that does? Get more people to watch her report the news. 


Hey yeah great, quick question. Are any of those lovely women on board a naval vessel? Another quick question, how many of those women are on a naval vessel... IN A WAR ZONE.




Why is that relevant? If it's the armor argument you're going for no, navy seamen wears bullet proof vests on ship. I'd think women reporters who go on navy ships today would dress conservatively for 2 reasons. 1: current Navy vessels have a HUGE crew of men who haven't seen women for awhile and are all crammed ina  small space so the reporter gets a lot of unwanted atention 2: for the very same circumstances if the reporter does want attention, the seamen don't really have a lot of other options so she can take what she pleases no matter how she dresses.

These are not the same circumstances on the Normandy. It's actualy a rather large ship for the crew that mans it. Further it "lands" often so the men have a chance to get out. Additionally, there are a lot of women on the crew as is.

The next question you may of course ask is, "well why are there so many large breasted women manning positions where ability is valued over breast size." The coincidence seems too much to believe? Well, I seem to recall from the books that most children recieve some sort of genetic modification. In the wonderful we live in, guess what people will be looking to modify first? Boobs. Science fiction or not, I'm willing to bet in 150 years, assuming there's no massive societal collapse, there will be very few small boobs in the industrialized world. Admittedly I may be one generation off. Maybe it will just be the women born 150 years from now, rather than the adults 150 years from now, but point still stands.     

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She banged Anderson to get the job.

I know what I'd do if gigantic octopus like space ships landed on Earth and started obliterating cities, I'd watch the news...

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You see, those who report directly on war are not dressed to gather attention. The topic of their report does that by itself. No they dress how they should in such a situation, respectfully, and they allow all the attention to focus on the interviewee themselves.


Shepard is at the opposite of the spectrum, the reporter gets all the attention, we see the back of his head -_-


So? The point of Jessica's character isn't to report to shep. She is supposedly supposed to be reporting the events of the war to the rest of the galaxy. Shep might be on the interviewee side of things, but that doesn't change what the reporter is SUPPOSED to be.

And you know what? All the other reporters we have seen up to this point have dress quite differently.

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Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

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 I'm not crazy about reporters in general, so my first inclination would be to kick her off of the ship.  BW does a fantastic job with characters, so I'm willing to give her a shot.  One shot.  

And in regards to how professional women in the military dress while off duty, does anyone happen to remember a tv show called "Battlestar Galatica"?  Very few of the females on that show wore anything that didn't make the males turn their heads.  I'm not at all embracing her apparel (she immediately turns me off), but I just want to remind folks that this isn't unprecedented.  Makes me kind of wonder what Ms. Allers wore to her job interview, though.

<_<


Actually on battlestar galactica it fit the setting. Starbuck rarely wore anything outside of her dress uniform, or when off duty in her skivvies a tanktop. When she was in a fancy party while off duty, she would wear a stunning dress that would INDEED make heads turn, but when on duty at said party she would be wearing a suit practically. She was sexy, without being objectified or insulting those she represented, or the audience she was meant to appeal to.

That is the same with all other mlitary female in that show, and everyone else was a civilian who still wore the appropriate clothing for the situation, and everyone followed these basic internal logic guidelines. The exception being a certain well known cylon who was seducing a certain important character on the ship, who didn't follow the same rules as the other characters.

Its called internal consistency. You don't see any other alliance personel dressing skimpy, you don't see any other reporter dressing skimpy, (and I wonder why you would dress skimpy on a frontline combat vessel in the midst of a genocidal war, it seems a bit disrespectful to those fighting, and a distraction to those on the ship.)



I don't mean to be too insulting here, but have you guys ever gone outside? You don't need to compare her to other fictional characters on Aliens or Battlestar... tramps are all over the place. In real life! You know who else is all over the place? Tramps who think they are classy women, and try to act as if they are. I'm in Law School and I regularly see some of my classmates get tarted up to go to the library. THE LIRBARY! Do you think that's appropriate? Probably not. Does anyone stop them? No. Do they try to maintain some pretense that they are the pinaccle of lady-hood? Absolutely. I gaurentee this happens at every Law School across the nation ranked lower than #60, and probably some ranked higher as well.   

I don't care if you don't find it attractive, the point is women wear slu*ty clothes. It happens. A lot. Most of the tramps in my lawbrary aren't attractive either. That doens't stop them. Is there some rule that states you have to like every character? No, there isn't. Personally, I hate Jack with a fiery passion. The only reason I didn't kill her intentionally every ME2 playthrough I had was simply because I wanted the "best ending" more than I hated her. 

Get off Allers' back. Let her be the loose lady she is. I'm not saying it's true or even close to factual, but I wouldn't be surprised if her VA, Chobot, gets railed by 3 different dudes a week.  It wouldn't bother me in the slightest. Her personal life doesn't even remotely affect her ability as a newscaster.

Also see another real newscaster who dresses w/ lots of skin:
 




You know what her dressing like that does? Get more people to watch her report the news. 


The only reason I was comparing Ms. Allers to characters from Battlestar Galatica was because it's another piece of sci fi many people have seen.  These comments aren't about real life.  And my impression from the Bioware blog as well as a few other articles is that she is a liason in between the Alliance and Shepard.  Why give her the title of communications officer if that were not so?  The Alliance doesn't exactly regard 'being loose', by the way, with the 'no fraternization' policies it has with its officers.

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Also, I find it hilarious that some of you guys have assumed the 2 pictures I linked where 2 different women. It's the same girl.

EDIT: another point. If the French had a miliatry worth reporting on, Melissa Theuriau might report on that too and be a war corespondant. Unfortunately for her, the French's military prowess is nonexistant. 

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...If I don't get shirtless Garrus, can I at least use Allers like a punching bag like al-Jilani? =P

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Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Sigyn2011 wrote...

 I'm not crazy about reporters in general, so my first inclination would be to kick her off of the ship.  BW does a fantastic job with characters, so I'm willing to give her a shot.  One shot.  

And in regards to how professional women in the military dress while off duty, does anyone happen to remember a tv show called "Battlestar Galatica"?  Very few of the females on that show wore anything that didn't make the males turn their heads.  I'm not at all embracing her apparel (she immediately turns me off), but I just want to remind folks that this isn't unprecedented.  Makes me kind of wonder what Ms. Allers wore to her job interview, though.

<_<


Actually on battlestar galactica it fit the setting. Starbuck rarely wore anything outside of her dress uniform, or when off duty in her skivvies a tanktop. When she was in a fancy party while off duty, she would wear a stunning dress that would INDEED make heads turn, but when on duty at said party she would be wearing a suit practically. She was sexy, without being objectified or insulting those she represented, or the audience she was meant to appeal to.

That is the same with all other mlitary female in that show, and everyone else was a civilian who still wore the appropriate clothing for the situation, and everyone followed these basic internal logic guidelines. The exception being a certain well known cylon who was seducing a certain important character on the ship, who didn't follow the same rules as the other characters.

Its called internal consistency. You don't see any other alliance personel dressing skimpy, you don't see any other reporter dressing skimpy, (and I wonder why you would dress skimpy on a frontline combat vessel in the midst of a genocidal war, it seems a bit disrespectful to those fighting, and a distraction to those on the ship.)



I don't mean to be too insulting here, but have you guys ever gone outside? You don't need to compare her to other fictional characters on Aliens or Battlestar... tramps are all over the place. In real life! You know who else is all over the place? Tramps who think they are classy women, and try to act as if they are. I'm in Law School and I regularly see some of my classmates get tarted up to go to the library. THE LIRBARY! Do you think that's appropriate? Probably not. Does anyone stop them? No. Do they try to maintain some pretense that they are the pinaccle of lady-hood? Absolutely. I gaurentee this happens at every Law School across the nation ranked lower than #60, and probably some ranked higher as well.   

I don't care if you don't find it attractive, the point is women wear slu*ty clothes. It happens. A lot. Most of the tramps in my lawbrary aren't attractive either. That doens't stop them. Is there some rule that states you have to like every character? No, there isn't. Personally, I hate Jack with a fiery passion. The only reason I didn't kill her intentionally every ME2 playthrough I had was simply because I wanted the "best ending" more than I hated her. 

Get off Allers' back. Let her be the loose lady she is. I'm not saying it's true or even close to factual, but I wouldn't be surprised if her VA, Chobot, gets railed by 3 different dudes a week.  It wouldn't bother me in the slightest. Her personal life doesn't even remotely affect her ability as a newscaster.

Also see another real newscaster who dresses w/ lots of skin:
 


 

You know what her dressing like that does? Get more people to watch her report the news. 


Hey yeah great, quick question. Are any of those lovely women on board a naval vessel? Another quick question, how many of those women are on a naval vessel... IN A WAR ZONE.




Why is that relevant? If it's the armor argument you're going for no, navy seamen wears bullet proof vests on ship. I'd think women reporters who go on navy ships today would dress conservatively for 2 reasons. 1: current Navy vessels have a HUGE crew of men who haven't seen women for awhile and are all crammed ina  small space so the reporter gets a lot of unwanted atention 2: for the very same circumstances if the reporter does want attention, the seamen don't really have a lot of other options so she can take what she pleases no matter how she dresses.

These are not the same circumstances on the Normandy. It's actualy a rather large ship for the crew that mans it. Further it "lands" often so the men have a chance to get out. Additionally, there are a lot of women on the crew as is.

The next question you may of course ask is, "well why are there so many large breasted women manning positions where ability is valued over breast size." The coincidence seems too much to believe? Well, I seem to recall from the books that most children recieve some sort of genetic modification. In the wonderful we live in, guess what people will be looking to modify first? Boobs. Science fiction or not, I'm willing to bet in 150 years, assuming there's no massive societal collapse, there will be very few small boobs in the industrialized world. Admittedly I may be one generation off. Maybe it will just be the women born 150 years from now, rather than the adults 150 years from now, but point still stands.     


Why do people make arguments for me and assume?

I have not once mentioned armor, I mentioned she is apparently a military reporter. Look at all the pictures I posted not too long ago. Those who report on a navy ship, or hell even just interview soldiers dress respectfully to fit the subject being reported upon. And while you apparently can't see the enormity of the situation the Jessica's character will be reporting upon (apparently apocolyptic, genocidal god machines from beyond darkspace is a very light hearted thing to report upon, especially with the death and destruction of so many worlds, people and species. )

I don't care about breast size, I don't care how often the normandy lands, (Because newsflash, the normandy is not going to be in friendly "shores" very often in Mass Effect 3.), I don't care if it has a large crew, (which is irrelevent).

Most of the point you are using to argue against me either has NOTHING to do with my points, or are invented points of contention you made up to continue your argument

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LilyasAvalon wrote...

...If I don't get shirtless Garrus, can I at least use Allers like a punching bag like al-Jilani? =P


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@nightcobra8928: You are officially my best friend in the entire world right now.

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Nashiktal wrote...So?


I think you missed my joke about the pictures, in them you see the back of the reporters head with the interviewee being the centre of attention; I merely pointed out that in Mass Effect it's the opposite.

*Garrus Shirtless*

That is one of the most disturbing images I've seen in a while, vile.

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@Nosphorus: Evidently you've never seen a naked Krogan.

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1Nosphorus1 wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...So?


I think you missed my joke about the pictures, in them you see the back of the reporters head with the interviewee being the centre of attention; I merely pointed out that in Mass Effect it's the opposite.

*Garrus Shirtless*

That is one of the most disturbing images I've seen in a while, vile.


Ah sorry about that. Its difficult to tell what are jokes or not on a forum.

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@Lily: Obviously, please don't post it up on here; I'm about to cook a meal. :blink:
@Nash: Sarcasm is hard to convey in text form unless being blatantly obvious, so it's probably my bad. :happy:

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Nashiktal wrote...

Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Sigyn2011 wrote...

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Hey yeah great, quick question. Are any of those lovely women on board a naval vessel? Another quick question, how many of those women are on a naval vessel... IN A WAR ZONE.




Why is that relevant? If it's the armor argument you're going for no, navy seamen wears bullet proof vests on ship. I'd think women reporters who go on navy ships today would dress conservatively for 2 reasons. 1: current Navy vessels have a HUGE crew of men who haven't seen women for awhile and are all crammed ina  small space so the reporter gets a lot of unwanted atention 2: for the very same circumstances if the reporter does want attention, the seamen don't really have a lot of other options so she can take what she pleases no matter how she dresses.

These are not the same circumstances on the Normandy. It's actualy a rather large ship for the crew that mans it. Further it "lands" often so the men have a chance to get out. Additionally, there are a lot of women on the crew as is.

The next question you may of course ask is, "well why are there so many large breasted women manning positions where ability is valued over breast size." The coincidence seems too much to believe? Well, I seem to recall from the books that most children recieve some sort of genetic modification. In the wonderful we live in, guess what people will be looking to modify first? Boobs. Science fiction or not, I'm willing to bet in 150 years, assuming there's no massive societal collapse, there will be very few small boobs in the industrialized world. Admittedly I may be one generation off. Maybe it will just be the women born 150 years from now, rather than the adults 150 years from now, but point still stands.     


Why do people make arguments for me and assume?

I have not once mentioned armor, I mentioned she is apparently a military reporter. Look at all the pictures I posted not too long ago. Those who report on a navy ship, or hell even just interview soldiers dress respectfully to fit the subject being reported upon. And while you apparently can't see the enormity of the situation the Jessica's character will be reporting upon (apparently apocolyptic, genocidal god machines from beyond darkspace is a very light hearted thing to report upon, especially with the death and destruction of so many worlds, people and species. )

I don't care about breast size, I don't care how often the normandy lands, (Because newsflash, the normandy is not going to be in friendly "shores" very often in Mass Effect 3.), I don't care if it has a large crew, (which is irrelevent).

Most of the point you are using to argue against me either has NOTHING to do with my points, or are invented points of contention you made up to continue your argument


My mistake, I was simply trying to hit all bases. The picture you linked was of a fat reporter chick. No one would want her scantiliy clad. NO ONE would watch the news then. Unfortuneately, we still live in a day and age where there are ugly people and fat people (fat people are curiously absent from Mass Effect). In the future it appears we have solved this probelm. The girl I linked pictures of is French, which poses the problem that there is no worthwhile French military to cover. Had there been one, maybe she'd cover it! There are a whole bunch of little circumstance changes that lead the universe to the inevitable conclusion of large breasted, scantily clad reporters. Face it. 

Find me an attractive female war reporter first, then we can talk about how she dresses. After a little googling, I found this woman, Lara Logan... but I couldn't find any pictures of her in the field on google for some reason. All I could find were pictures of her off work in low cut dresses. While that might suggest I'm right in some respects, I can see the difference betrween working and not working dress. 

EDIT: She seems to wear a bullet proof vest a lot or wears this in the studio:
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yes, shoulder's covered, but low neck line. 

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@Nosphorus: Don't worry, I'm not THAT mean. But, for nightmares sakes... Let's just say those boys pack some pretty heavy artillery downstairs. ;)

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1Nosphorus1 wrote...

@Lily: Obviously, please don't post it up on here; I'm about to cook a meal. :blink:
@Nash: Sarcasm is hard to convey in text form unless being blatantly obvious, so it's probably my bad. :happy:


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enjoy your meal :wizard:

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 @Lily::sick:

@Makal: 1st post was hilarious, 2nd is like...no not clicking the link!

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Back on Allers though, I kinda feel bad for Chobot. I mean, she's gonna get a lot of crap for this, and don't get me wrong, I actually really like her and how she's ... gamer edition of playboy sexy... and I wouldn't mind Allers either for that if she wasn't a WAR reporter.

Just seems REAL out of place in a deadly war to the deathidy death against a race of giant sapient war robot ships.

...I think I'm getting tired.

@makal: You can't see his artillery in that picture though. Disappoint! D:

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I can't believe all this arguing over 1 minor character who you probably only have to talk to once, the rest of the time she will probably just stand there in the Normandy waiting for you to talk to her. it's not like she will be in your squad on the ground floor fighting the reaper invasion for every mission you go on.

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Colintastic wrote...



My mistake, I was simply trying to hit all bases. The picture you linked was of a fat reporter chick. No one would want her scantiliy clad. NO ONE would watch the news then. Unfortuneately, we still live in a day and age where there are ugly people and fat people (fat people are curiously absent from Mass Effect). In the future it appears we have solved this probelm. The girl I linked pictures of is French, which poses the problem that there is no worthwhile French military to cover. Had there been one, maybe she'd cover it! There are a whole bunch of little circumstance changes that lead the universe to the inevitable conclusion of large breasted, scantily clad reporters. Face it. 

Find me an attractive female war reporter first, then we can talk about how she dresses. After a little googling, I found this woman, Lara Logan... but I couldn't find any pictures of her in the field on google for some reason. All I could find were pictures of her off work in low cut dresses. While that might suggest I'm right in some respects, I can see the difference betrween working and not working dress. 

EDIT: She seems to wear a bullet proof vest a lot or wears this in the studio:
Image IPB 
yes, shoulder's covered, but low neck line. 


The woman isn't fat, not even close, (in fact that's mostly her suit) but I see what you are trying to say.

Ah but you see I have no problem with the way (your reporter) is dressed here. That is a much more respectful outfit than what Chobot's character is wearing, and it speaks of profesionalism.

I don't have anything against breasts (or a low neckline, or at least as long as it fits the situation), and I am still not sure why people think so. I just firmly believe that there is more to sexy than just tossing breasts to the breeze and leaving it at that. I also firmly believe that a reporter should dress appropriately to the situation.

I have nothing against attractivness, I have nothing against sexy. I am against the wrong kind of sexy in the wrong kind of situation. I am also against the (imo) immature sexualization technique bioware has seen fit to employ with almost every woman since ME2.

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Nashiktal wrote...

Colintastic wrote...



My mistake, I was simply trying to hit all bases. The picture you linked was of a fat reporter chick. No one would want her scantiliy clad. NO ONE would watch the news then. Unfortuneately, we still live in a day and age where there are ugly people and fat people (fat people are curiously absent from Mass Effect). In the future it appears we have solved this probelm. The girl I linked pictures of is French, which poses the problem that there is no worthwhile French military to cover. Had there been one, maybe she'd cover it! There are a whole bunch of little circumstance changes that lead the universe to the inevitable conclusion of large breasted, scantily clad reporters. Face it. 

Find me an attractive female war reporter first, then we can talk about how she dresses. After a little googling, I found this woman, Lara Logan... but I couldn't find any pictures of her in the field on google for some reason. All I could find were pictures of her off work in low cut dresses. While that might suggest I'm right in some respects, I can see the difference betrween working and not working dress. 

EDIT: She seems to wear a bullet proof vest a lot or wears this in the studio:
Image IPB 
yes, shoulder's covered, but low neck line. 


The woman isn't fat, not even close, (in fact that's mostly her suit) but I see what you are trying to say.

Ah but you see I have no problem with the way (your reporter) is dressed here. That is a much more respectful outfit than what Chobot's character is wearing, and it speaks of profesionalism.

I don't have anything against breasts (or a low neckline, or at least as long as it fits the situation), and I am still not sure why people think so. I just firmly believe that there is more to sexy than just tossing breasts to the breeze and leaving it at that. I also firmly believe that a reporter should dress appropriately to the situation.

I have nothing against attractivness, I have nothing against sexy. I am against the wrong kind of sexy in the wrong kind of situation. I am also against the (imo) immature sexualization technique bioware has seen fit to employ with almost every woman since ME2.



Apparently those shoulders are just too much for you. 

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Apparently those shoulders are just too much for you. 

/sigh

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Colintastic wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Colintastic wrote...



My mistake, I was simply trying to hit all bases. The picture you linked was of a fat reporter chick. No one would want her scantiliy clad. NO ONE would watch the news then. Unfortuneately, we still live in a day and age where there are ugly people and fat people (fat people are curiously absent from Mass Effect). In the future it appears we have solved this probelm. The girl I linked pictures of is French, which poses the problem that there is no worthwhile French military to cover. Had there been one, maybe she'd cover it! There are a whole bunch of little circumstance changes that lead the universe to the inevitable conclusion of large breasted, scantily clad reporters. Face it. 

Find me an attractive female war reporter first, then we can talk about how she dresses. After a little googling, I found this woman, Lara Logan... but I couldn't find any pictures of her in the field on google for some reason. All I could find were pictures of her off work in low cut dresses. While that might suggest I'm right in some respects, I can see the difference betrween working and not working dress. 

EDIT: She seems to wear a bullet proof vest a lot or wears this in the studio:
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yes, shoulder's covered, but low neck line. 


The woman isn't fat, not even close, (in fact that's mostly her suit) but I see what you are trying to say.

Ah but you see I have no problem with the way (your reporter) is dressed here. That is a much more respectful outfit than what Chobot's character is wearing, and it speaks of profesionalism.

I don't have anything against breasts (or a low neckline, or at least as long as it fits the situation), and I am still not sure why people think so. I just firmly believe that there is more to sexy than just tossing breasts to the breeze and leaving it at that. I also firmly believe that a reporter should dress appropriately to the situation.

I have nothing against attractivness, I have nothing against sexy. I am against the wrong kind of sexy in the wrong kind of situation. I am also against the (imo) immature sexualization technique bioware has seen fit to employ with almost every woman since ME2.



Apparently those shoulders are just too much for you. 


The funny thing is, and I'm glad you quoted yourself as well, is that you made the comment on attractiveness.  Nashkital has repeatedly said that attractiveness was not his focal point.  It was professionalism.  You made the point about a woman being fat and that no one wants to see her scantily clad.  What this says to me is that you know that Allers outfit is meant to titillate and you want it to remain that way for that very reason.  So why is it that people who ask for a certain amount of professionalism have to defend themselves to people who misrepresent their positions.

What I also find funny is that many of the same people who are misrepresenting the points or stances made would be the first ones to tell someone to go watch porn rather than have Mass Effect sex scenes or TW2 sex scenes in a game.  Yet they'll clamor for scantily clad women in gaming.