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[Moonshadow_Dark]

CerberusSoldier wrote...

dam Op are you the head of the bra complainers or what . you and the rest of the political correct fans make me sick. take your PC garbage and leave

I complain about bras all the time.

Like the back snap ones. It's like trying to break into Fort Knox back there.

WOMEN, Y U NO BUY FRONT SNAPS?

[Dave Exclamation Mark Yognaut]

Sparatus wrote...

Dave Exclamation Mark Yognaut wrote...

I am shocked, shocked, that Bioware decided to have a hilariously sexualized female character model in one of their games.

But they have so many other female characters!

Why did they need to do it to a disembodied voice!?

Because Bioware.

[SynheKatze]

Urdnot Grim wrote...

SynheKatze wrote...

The fact so many people are whining about this just proves something: Mission accomplished.

For something so insignificant to bother you...

Oh yeah, this is insignificant, since the majority of gamers are male and are commonly exposed to questionably designed female characters. 

So you're suggesting female gamers should feel offended because of this? I bet many of them are past this.

I don't know if you're being overprotective or just looking down at women. Probably a bit of both.

[Dave Exclamation Mark Yognaut]

SynheKatze wrote...

So you're suggesting female gamers should feel offended because of this? I bet many of them are past this.

I don't know if you're being overprotective or just looking down at women. Probably a bit of both.

[android654]

The PLC wrote...

Urdnot Grim wrote...

SynheKatze wrote...

The fact so many people are whining about this just proves something: Mission accomplished.

For something so insignificant to bother you...

Oh yeah, this is insignificant, since the majority of gamers are male and are commonly exposed to questionably designed female characters. 

"questionably designed"?

If more female characters in games were designed like people and dressed more according to their character and situations then they would be less questionable.

For every 50 Lara Crofts, there's maybe one of these


So yeah, it's a questionable design choice.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

SynheKatze wrote...

Urdnot Grim wrote...

SynheKatze wrote...

The fact so many people are whining about this just proves something: Mission accomplished.

For something so insignificant to bother you...

Oh yeah, this is insignificant, since the majority of gamers are male and are commonly exposed to questionably designed female characters. 

So you're suggesting female gamers should feel offended because of this? I bet many of them are past this.

I don't know if you're being overprotective or just looking down at women. Probably a bit of both.

It's not a bad thing to look down at women.

Especially when they wear low cut tops!

Bow chicka bow wow!

[SynheKatze]

Urdnot Grim wrote...

SynheKatze wrote...

Urdnot Grim wrote...

SynheKatze wrote...

The fact so many people are whining about this just proves something: Mission accomplished.

For something so insignificant to bother you...

Oh yeah, this is insignificant, since the majority of gamers are male and are commonly exposed to questionably designed female characters. 

So you're suggesting female gamers should feel offended because of this? I bet many of them are past this.

I don't know if you're being overprotective or just looking down at women. Probably a bit of both.

Overprotective lol? That's the worst deflection I've heard. Secondly, I didn't start this thread, and the problems with these characters have been discussed for quite some time, so your criticism is obviously a moot point. Simply say you don't agree, rather than waste your time trying to use a snarky comment that only backfires.

Sure, you didn't open the thread, but you still agree with this being a 'problem'. And please, if my criticism is a moot point, the same goes for your part of the argument. Although I'll admit sleep deprivation is not making me my finest :innocent:

[Moonshadow_Dark]

jreezy wrote...

Da Don Giovanni wrote...

Liara is the best one, plus she's the shadow broker and created a time capsule for you and doesn't have infertility problems like miranda or possible ashley.

 Where the heck did you figure that?

Something tells me his Shepard is about to have a little sheep.

[mybudgee]

I am likely in the minority, but i like curvy women...

[Moonshadow_Dark]

mybudgee wrote...

I am likely in the minority, but i like curvy women...

I like big butts. Can not lie. The other brothers, they can deny. But when a Quarian walks in with an itty bitty waist and a round big in your face you get....what's the word I'm looking for?

[alienuterus]

Actually, it makes the most sense with EDI, since her body is a robot and would have been actually designed by people--probably men who like big honkin' bewbs. Same reason Miranda made sense: designed by a man. Glamming up Ashley seems a bit much, but I never liked her anyway and she seems like the type to go in for some plastic surgery. I haven't played a femshep yet in ME3, so I can't speak to that.

In general, video games, comic books etc. are tailored to the tastes of their largest audience: adolescent-to-thirty-something males. It can get pretty silly, like Counselor Troi(or 7 of 9 or T'Pol)'s "special" outfits on Star Trek. But, well, you're playing a sci-fi video game about saving the universe from giant bug monsters and sleeping with blue chicks. The whole thing is inherently silly.

I agree that there ought to be more bewb diversity though. Smaller ones are quite nice, really.

[Zealuu]

I can go with the magical blue space lesbians, really. Much of the premise for ME is kind of silly anyway, but it still feels jarring and out of touch when they pull blatant redesigns as with Ashley or my Shepardess (femshep sounds like a womens' hygiene product, sorry). I suppose one could argue that the armors in ME1 hid it all away, but - really? It's especially obvious when you compare the "casual" looks. Which also brings my thoughts to how the geth war apparently not only made everyone forget how to make modular gun heating systems, but also caused galaxywide armor design philosophy to change from "encase body in protective layer" to "everyone, look at my HUMONGOUS CHESTICLES".

Female characters just generally seem to have their ladybits further inflated between each game in the series. It's not sexy, it's weird. It also looks a little exploitative when they do it to the main character, or plainly just bimbo up a series staple like Ashley.

It could be they just hired character designers from Capcom or Tecmo, I guess. In which case you are forgiven, but please add realistic breast bounce for maximum creep.

As for poor Chobot, I think she took a nose dive into uncanny valley, joining her sister in gross digitalisation - Yvonne Strahovski.

Modifié par Zealuu, 11 mars 2012 - 01:38 .