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[Nashiktal]

I don't really find the new design attractive, but I guess she must be with so many people suddenly lusting for her.

I thought she was already attractive before. :/

[Falcon509]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Umm... If you want to look at it that way.

I still think Miranda is more attractive though, and has a more interesting character. Thus, I'm staying loyal to Miranda in ME3.

The actress that Miranda is modeled after and voiced by is beautiful beyond any doubt, but something just doesn't jive with this homey about Miranda. She grates against my mind like a chalkboard being scraped by nails in an industrial McFlurry blender.

[SLPr0]

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

[AgitatedLemon]

Falcon509 wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Umm... If you want to look at it that way.

I still think Miranda is more attractive though, and has a more interesting character. Thus, I'm staying loyal to Miranda in ME3.

The actress that Miranda is modeled after and voiced by is beautiful beyond any doubt, but something just doesn't jive with this homey about Miranda. She grates against my mind like a chalkboard being scraped by nails in an industrial McFlurry blender.

Good for... you?

Are you trying to tell me something? I mean, I wasn't really looking for replies when I posted that, I was giving my thought on your first question in the OP.

[V-rex]

SLPr0 wrote...

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

He said simple mindedly:wizard:

[incinerator950]

Nashiktal wrote...

I don't really find the new design attractive, but I guess she must be with so many people suddenly lusting for her.

I thought she was already attractive before. :/

Her personality annoyed me, she's around average in my opinion.  Doesn't matter now, she's dead in my game.

[Flashflame58]

Falcon509 wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Umm... If you want to look at it that way.

I still think Miranda is more attractive though, and has a more interesting character. Thus, I'm staying loyal to Miranda in ME3.

The actress that Miranda is modeled after and voiced by is beautiful beyond any doubt, but something just doesn't jive with this homey about Miranda. She grates against my mind like a chalkboard being scraped by nails in an industrial McFlurry blender.

Oh come on, how can you not appreciate Miranda's true beauty?

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Dat priiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiize....

Modifié par Flashflame58, 26 février 2012 - 08:55 .

[HiroVoid]

SLPr0 wrote...

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

And what exactly did she say that offended your oh so complex and magnificient mind?

[NubXL]

Her face looks different, in a bad way, and her hair being down is silly.  She's military.  It would be up like in ME1 and ME2, at least in all the situations we've seen her in thus far.

The new Ash just strengthens my loyalty to Liara.

[Falcon509]

SLPr0 wrote...

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

She's a more complex character than most others Bioware have come up with in the Mass Effect series. She has opinions that people may or may not agree with, but she does seem to have reasons for having them in the first place. Not to mention that she appears to be open to other viewpoints as well. Inferring that she is a bigoted and closed-minded space hick of a character is a little harsh...

I sense underlying issues for why you feel that way. Did she break your heart?

[SLPr0]

HiroVoid wrote...

SLPr0 wrote...

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

And what exactly did she say that offended your oh so complex and magnificient mind?

I really shouldn't even have to explain this. To be frank I feel sorry for the actress that had to put a personality behind the insipid writing that went into the Ashley Williams character.

Sing along!
o/`Grandad was a coward, and Daddy dun died in space, my mommah gave up her job and we was raising kids all over they place, but I don't care, cause I got my gun, and I hates me some aliens, and when I go I know I'll go with GAWWWD....yeeehaah!o/`

[Stephenc13]

 She wasn't redesigned, Her hair is just down and she put on makeup

[Chromie]

NubXL wrote...

Her face looks different, in a bad way, and her hair being down is silly.  She's military.  It would be up like in ME1 and ME2, at least in all the situations we've seen her in thus far.

The new Ash just strengthens my loyalty to Liara.

It does. I can't really put my finger on it but she does seem worse and her is NOT helping.

 
 

Frankly this is what Bioware is going for.

 

[Falcon509]

AgitatedLemon wrote...
Good for... you?

Are you trying to tell me something? I mean, I wasn't really looking for replies when I posted that, I was giving my thought on your first question in the OP.

So what you're saying is, I win? Score!

Kinda harsh though. I'm not arguing. Just trying to have a good time.

Modifié par Falcon509, 26 février 2012 - 09:05 .

[AgitatedLemon]

Falcon509 wrote...

SLPr0 wrote...

Sexy or not, she came off like a Tea Party/NASCAR Fan in Space in ME1 so I don't care how hot she is. I got no time for people with simple minds.

She's a more complex character than most others Bioware have come up with in the Mass Effect series. She has opinions that people may or may not agree with, but she does seem to have reasons for having them in the first place. Not to mention that she appears to be open to other viewpoints as well. Inferring that she is a bigoted and closed-minded space hick of a character is a little harsh...

I sense underlying issues for why you feel that way. Did she break your heart?

This. At least, in regards to ME1 Ashley. I really liked her then. But now that I read the ME3 script and look back at her cameo in ME2...

Radical personality shift doesn't really begin to describe it. I guess Ashley and Kaidan becoming 1 character in ME2+3 didn't really do her any favors either.

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 26 février 2012 - 09:05 .

[incinerator950]

AgitatedLemon wrote...
I guess Ashley and Kaidan becoming 1 character in ME2+3 didn't really do her any favors either.

Practically this.

[shepard1038]

incinerator950 wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...
I guess Ashley and Kaidan becoming 1 character in ME2+3 didn't really do her any favors either.

Practically this.

Kaidan and Ashley are not the same person. two different personalities.

[Arppis]

Weskerr wrote...

Gabey5 wrote...

I dont see how she would ever find out. Simply kill your LI

How deliciously psychopathic.

"Seven minutes... Seven minutes is all I can spare to play with you!"

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[AgitatedLemon]

shepard1038 wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...
I guess Ashley and Kaidan becoming 1 character in ME2+3 didn't really do her any favors either.

Practically this.

Kaidan and Ashley are not the same person. two different personalities.

Kaidan and Ashley are the 2 candidates for Virmire Survivor. 

The Virmire Survivor behaves largely the same way in ME2 on Horizon, and in ME3 (PM me if you want any specifics).

Yes, they are technically different characters with different personalities. They may as well be clones of one another in execution, seeing as they fulfill the same role, with largely the same dialogue.

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 26 février 2012 - 09:18 .

[Falcon509]

Ms Lemon has a point. I should clarify. Ashley was a deeply interesting character in ME1... At least to me, since I'm not one of those sophisticated city-folk.

I am rather anxious to see how her character pans out in ME3 considering her appearance in ME2 was so brief and frankly, rather disappointing. I hope they keep her as a deeply thought-out character and not merely as eye candy.

At any rate, her appearance and development will likely be an interesting addition to the story... Not a main focus of mine in the game.

[Spaghetti_Ninja]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Radical personality shift doesn't really begin to describe it. I guess Ashley and Kaidan becoming 1 character in ME2+3 didn't really do her any favors either.

They are not the same character, they are just mutualle exclusive. Do you really expect them to have the same dialogue tree but with a different voice actor? Based on what?

[incinerator950]

Sometimes I wish we could just kill off the VS early in ME 2.

[SLPr0]

My distaste for Ashley's character aside. I often find these critical debates somewhat interesting.

Because I don't know that displaying women as empowered and equal to males in all ways means stripping away their feminine qualities.

Also all thats changed about Ashley here is her hairstyle. I'm not sure how long hair somehow degrades her in some way where shes being exploited as a sex object.

Its not like her armor is made of transparent body hugging latex or something. Shes got her hair down.

[Spaghetti_Ninja]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

The Virmire Survivor behaves largely the same way in ME2 on Horizon, and in ME3 (PM me if you want any specifics).

Ah, another one of those ''I read the early draft so now I know everything about ME3'' people.