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[RenownedRyan]

Because you're meant to play as a man. FemShep need only move between the bedroom and the kitchen.

[Xtreme-Tiramisu]

agonis wrote...

Lol I ´m happy with the awkward animation. Always prefered to play Shepard as soldierlike no nonsence woman.

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

Modifié par Xtreme-Tiramisu, 15 février 2012 - 08:35 .

[skidbit]

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

Yea I was indeed very dissapointed to see they still havn't update the animation for Femshep..that just shows how unpolish they are with their work. In ME2 when Femshep is chatting with Garrus on Normany, it was extremely embarrased to watch my Femshep sat down with her legs wide open and wearing Kasumi DLC outfit....This is not something I'd see from another game, not going to name the titles but it just shows how much the developer care for the amount of details.

i remember seeing this and thinking "at least buy him dinner first"

[agonis]

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

agonis wrote...

Lol I ´m happy with the awkward animation. Always prefered to play Shepard as soldierlike no nonsence woman.

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

Either I raped the English language (again) or I simply don´t understand your meaning. I have a female Shepard (my one and only) and I like the manly animations. They could made them better but I prefer them like they are now. No Lady Hawke for me please.

[Joseph627]

RenownedRyan wrote...

FemShep need only move between the bedroom and the kitchen.

lol that would be great, femshep killing reapers with her cooking skills 

[D.Kain]

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

The animation sucks, that is clear for both genders. 

But with regards to what you have posted. The thing is that female soldiers are masculine. The fact is that soldiers shouldn't by feminine, they would make bad soldiers. Masculine females => feminine females, when it comes to warfare, as Masculine males => feminine males in warfare. So a female soldier is better off being masculine, butch and buff, because that will make her tougher. 

There are exeptions in fantasy games when it comes to superpowers, like if the heroine is a sorceress, she can look however she likes, and be feminine, because she just shoots fireballs. But soldiers are soldiers.

Modifié par D.Kain, 15 février 2012 - 09:09 .

[agonis]

Joseph627 wrote...

RenownedRyan wrote...

FemShep need only move between the bedroom and the kitchen.

lol that would be great, femshep killing reapers with her cooking skills 

That´s so Captain Janeway. (HOW does one spoil a replicator dinner?!?)

[MortalEngines]

Part of me is hoping it's due to it being a demo the other knows it's going to be there in the final game. The third part doesn't give half a potatoes and will play the game regardless. If anything it adds a little chuckle to the gameplay XD.

[Kuro_Fenikkusu]

I think that leaving it as it is would be preferential to having femshep end up like ladyhawke. When female hawk moved it looks like her hips will pop from their joints. Extremely exaggerated movement.

[Veloric Wu]

I think they intended to make FemShep more ...man-power-bolstering!?

At least we've got some not-bad hairs.

also, this
..........

Modifié par FeriktheCerberus, 16 février 2012 - 02:09 .

[teh_619]

New footage of femshep

[Destroy Raiden_]

TOTALLY! She's still a man in the demo honestly BW if I wanted to see mainly fshep I'd just crossdress male shep! I assume for the demo they were like who cares I REALLY hope she isn't like that in the actual game that she really does have her own animations for everything!

[Terra Shep]

teh_619 wrote...

New footage of femshep

Where did you find this? It must be from the finished game.

[JeffZero]

It doesn't bother my girlfriend, so...

...it doesn't bother me.

[ArkkAngel007]

D.Kain wrote...

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

The animation sucks, that is clear for both genders. 

But with regards to what you have posted. The thing is that female soldiers are masculine. The fact is that soldiers shouldn't by feminine, they would make bad soldiers. Masculine females => feminine females, when it comes to warfare, as Masculine males => feminine males in warfare. So a female soldier is better off being masculine, butch and buff, because that will make her tougher. 

There are exeptions in fantasy games when it comes to superpowers, like if the heroine is a sorceress, she can look however she likes, and be feminine, because she just shoots fireballs. But soldiers are soldiers.

I sincerely hope you are not military, because you are so far off the mark.

[D.Kain]

ArkkAngel007 wrote...

D.Kain wrote...

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

The animation sucks, that is clear for both genders. 

But with regards to what you have posted. The thing is that female soldiers are masculine. The fact is that soldiers shouldn't by feminine, they would make bad soldiers. Masculine females => feminine females, when it comes to warfare, as Masculine males => feminine males in warfare. So a female soldier is better off being masculine, butch and buff, because that will make her tougher. 

There are exeptions in fantasy games when it comes to superpowers, like if the heroine is a sorceress, she can look however she likes, and be feminine, because she just shoots fireballs. But soldiers are soldiers.

I sincerely hope you are not military, because you are so far off the mark.

Are you military?

[wolfennights]

I miss Mass Effect 1's running animations.

[Terra Shep]

wolfennights wrote...

I miss Mass Effect 1's running animations.

Same here.

[Descy_]

That's because if she moved like a female, then it would be over-sexualized.

[Cazlee]

I did not think Femshep's running or walking animation stood out in a bad way. Though I believe that a slightly masculine animation is more fitting for a trained soldier than the exaggerated hip swing of DA2's "Lady Hawke."

[Zkyire]

Tom12 wrote...

when i played the demo i didnt got the impression that femshep's movements were any different then malesheps... did anyone else notice that too? i thought bioware said  that they were working on making female shepard a bit more feminine in me3

Look up videos of men's and women's sprinting on youtube.

Male and female athletes run the same.

[Gabey5]

both shepards runs are off

like they are way bulkier then they actually are

Modifié par Gabey5, 16 février 2012 - 05:28 .

[Alpha-Centuri]

D.Kain wrote...

ArkkAngel007 wrote...

D.Kain wrote...

Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...

right and the stereo typical oh male war hero protagonist is so played out by now. 10 years ago you wouldn't get the choice of rp a female protagonist. Today you see more and more female hero roles in video games/movies like Underworld, Resident Evil, and a lot more...I used to idolize male heros soely in games/movies when i was kid..but now I'm more interested in female heroes because that's something more entertain and intriguing to watch.

The animation sucks, that is clear for both genders. 

But with regards to what you have posted. The thing is that female soldiers are masculine. The fact is that soldiers shouldn't by feminine, they would make bad soldiers. Masculine females => feminine females, when it comes to warfare, as Masculine males => feminine males in warfare. So a female soldier is better off being masculine, butch and buff, because that will make her tougher. 

There are exeptions in fantasy games when it comes to superpowers, like if the heroine is a sorceress, she can look however she likes, and be feminine, because she just shoots fireballs. But soldiers are soldiers.

I sincerely hope you are not military, because you are so far off the mark.

Are you military?

You didn't ask me this, but I'm currently in college, with a lot of ROTC friends (i'm a military nerd, they actually would ask me questions about some things). Many of them are female. They are WOMEN. They don't walk like John Wayne. They walk like normal girls, and in their BDUs, they still walk like women, albeit with much composure.

I think you do a disservice when you assume and claim that female soldier = masculine. Cause they aren't.  A girl that I semi-talked to is now a SFC in the army, and she is as girly as they come (except she can beat almost every guy I know at Call of Duty).


off-topic, but here is Angie Johnson, Staff Sergeant in the U.S Army singing Adele (she's on The Voice talent show now)

[JasonDaPsycho]

www.youtube.com/watch
We have the usual quality bioware animations.