Jazharah wrote...
The scene with Liara was arguably even better than ME1.
Also, Traynor is quite nice as well, though I still don't understand why we all have to wear underwear in the shower...
tbb033 wrote...
About as interesting as comparing apples to oranges. Sex and nudity are, for most people, a private thing. Violence generally isn't.
Aesieru wrote...
Obvakhi wrote...
Juggernaut241 wrote...
Bioware keeps it tasteful, its a romance scene and dialogue. Not full on sex. If you want that go watch porn.
*facepalm* How many people are gonna make this stupid comment?
Nudity =/= porn
Nobody is asking for porno. Get that through your head.
When we can get less cigarettes around the ship (why are we smoking in a damn space ship in the first place?!) and more cigars at the poker table (yes my logic was just hypocritical, but at least it's better) then we can do that.
Also, the smoking man --- illusive man needs CIGARs not CIGARETTEs.
Sigh, so tired of the cliches.
Nathan Redgrave wrote...
tbb033 wrote...
About as interesting as comparing apples to oranges. Sex and nudity are, for most people, a private thing. Violence generally isn't.
On the other hand, violence is a repulsive and often evil thing. Nudity generally isn't (contrary to popular misconception).
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
AlexMBrennan wrote...
For all those blaming Fox for the lack of nudity in ME3, keep in mind that Liara (whom, as I understand, Fox took issue with) is exempt from the mandatory Alliance standard issue black bra and panties.
Do asari wear underwear?
Aesieru wrote...
Turn on the TV, you'll hear about violence, you LIKELY won't hear about sex.
DeadPoolMK wrote...
I think it's partially because violence is expected in most video games, whereas nudity and sex isn't. That doesn't mean sex and nudity is bad, it just means it has more shock value given the medium.
Getorex wrote...
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
AlexMBrennan wrote...
For all those blaming Fox for the lack of nudity in ME3, keep in mind that Liara (whom, as I understand, Fox took issue with) is exempt from the mandatory Alliance standard issue black bra and panties.
Do asari wear underwear?
Perhaps their standard issue is the same blue shade as their skin.
Tirigon wrote...
DeadPoolMK wrote...
I think
it's partially because violence is expected in most video games,
whereas nudity and sex isn't. That doesn't mean sex and nudity is bad,
it just means it has more shock value given the medium.
If it was not against the board rules I would love to link you to certain... indie games... I have found via careful googling.
Modifié par TheMightyG00sh, 26 mars 2012 - 10:46 .
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
I was thinking more along the lines of Asari are a unisex race and therefore won't neccessarily look for any physically sexual features in a mate and rather a deeper, mutual bond. This would explain there capabliity to have sex with ANYTHING THAT MOVES. Also since they don't see one anotehr as sexual objects why wouldn't they not wear underwear? Sure they wear clothes but that's because of the intergalactic stuff, but honestly do they really need to wear underwear in their culture?
DeadPoolMK wrote...
I think it's partially because violence is expected in most video games, whereas nudity and sex isn't. That doesn't mean sex and nudity is bad, it just means it has more shock value given the medium.
Getorex wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
Obvakhi wrote...
Juggernaut241 wrote...
Bioware keeps it tasteful, its a romance scene and dialogue. Not full on sex. If you want that go watch porn.
*facepalm* How many people are gonna make this stupid comment?
Nudity =/= porn
Nobody is asking for porno. Get that through your head.
When we can get less cigarettes around the ship (why are we smoking in a damn space ship in the first place?!) and more cigars at the poker table (yes my logic was just hypocritical, but at least it's better) then we can do that.
Also, the smoking man --- illusive man needs CIGARs not CIGARETTEs.
Sigh, so tired of the cliches.
TIM needs to get with the times. An e-cig, NOT a real cig for TIM. Technology, not archaeology.
Star fury wrote...
Look at Witcher 2. This is how the game with rating M should handle nudity.
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
Isn't a link to Heavy Rain or LA Noire enough? Honestly nudity IN CONTEXT shuoldn't be a problem for our world. Truly shows the state of our society when we can ONLY see nudity in a game as porn in disguise.
Tirigon wrote...
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
Isn't a link to Heavy Rain or LA Noire enough? Honestly nudity IN CONTEXT shuoldn't be a problem for our world. Truly shows the state of our society when we can ONLY see nudity in a game as porn in disguise.
No it isnt because what I MEANT was that there are games where sex (and not only the normal kind) is the entire point in it. It may sound racist, but it is sadly true: Most of these are from asia.
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
Tirigon wrote...
TheMightyG00sh wrote...
Isn't a link to Heavy Rain or LA Noire enough? Honestly nudity IN CONTEXT shuoldn't be a problem for our world. Truly shows the state of our society when we can ONLY see nudity in a game as porn in disguise.
No it isnt because what I MEANT was that there are games where sex (and not only the normal kind) is the entire point in it. It may sound racist, but it is sadly true: Most of these are from asia.
But Mass Effect isn't about sex. It's about a realistic sci fi experience through space magic. This is simply about a realistic sex scene. Something you are handed about 12 times in Heavy Rain and no one really flipped out, Sure there was slight backlash but nothng like Fox' 2007 reaction.
DeadPoolMK wrote...
I'm not suggesting that showing nudity and sex is a bad thing. I just think that, given the current state of commercial video games (indie titles are a different entity entirely), violence is consider par for the course, whereas sex and nudity isn't.
Anything that isn't the norm creates a certain amount of shock when seen. Again, this doesn't mean it's bad, just different.
I will say one thing, however. There are certain games (those dealing with sexual assault, rape, etc) originating Asia that I wouldn't ever want to see sold in North America. I really don't see the need for a rape simulator and no, I'm not making that up. There was one released in Japan called RapeLay. I remember reading about it a few years ago and thinking, "WTF!?"
Modifié par TheMightyG00sh, 26 mars 2012 - 11:18 .
Karimloo wrote...
One point: The Devs are not comfortable modeling peni-ses and breasts. Also incorporating Havok Physics into the parts. I know I wouldn't be comfortable.
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