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[joshko]

Vormaerin wrote...



The interesting thing about the romances is the, you know, romance.  Traynor's romance is actually quite interesting, imho.   Though, like all of them, you have to assume a lot of interaction since they are side by side for weeks or months, not a few hours of gaming.    The shower scene is kind of botched.  It should have followed from the chess scene the men get with Traynor, not replace it.   But the second time Traynor is in Shep's room is a far better scene anyway.

This, I feel like Treynor's romance was:
Girl, cute english accent, smart, invite to room, SEX! There was no real chemistry, emotion or courting, nothing that made the scene look any thing more than a booty call, or a prolonged affair at best.

[Elyiia]

Head shotting a Cerberus soldier turns their head into a fountain of blood that leaves a huge splatter on the wall.

But showing a nonsexual organ is a no-no.

[Arkwright99]

The Grey Nayr wrote...

It's called censorship.

I thought it was called 'artistic integrity'?

Seriously, Shepard joining Traynor in the shower fully dressed was immeasurably lamer than the incredibly lame-o "let's all stand around like we've forgotten how our guns work while a dying man dukes it out with the super-badass ninja assassin" sequence on the Citadel. All that was missing was the Fonz strapping on a pair of water-skis and jumping over the ladies as they got down to it in the suds. <_<

[Ben Shep]

Ambelie wrote...

ACTUALLY, I know a decent amount of girls that will shower with the bra on. Good bras can be ridiculously expensive, they're the one thing you actually want to follow the washing instructions on. Since most of them say to hand wash and then drip dry I know a lot of girls who have just worn them in the shower to wash them, myself included, and then hang them on the curtain rod to dry when they're done.

But still, this doesn't excuse the awkwardness of that scene.

Thats why my gf  showers in her bra, I just thought she was losing her marbles!

[Adugan]

Fox: "Mass Effect 3 should be banned from USA, it has naked lesbians."

[clipped_wolf]

Nudity and sex, the scourge of American society! Isolate the offenders, over-inflate the issue, and call it news!
Never mind the visual desentization of violence and bloodshed. Oh god, taking on that issue you would have to hold all the mass media cooperations responsible. Including Fox.
We can't have that.

[Rabid Rooster]

Cuddlezarro wrote...

because bioware doesnt have the balls to pull a witcher 2

Yep this. And strangely enough both games have the same rating of A Or M for Ault/Muture

[tomcplotts]

LancerGirl wrote...

Blame the media.

"A rated M game with blood and gore. Only adults should play this. BUT OMG BOOBS. We must rage because there is implied nudity that doesn't actually show anything and that is actually TASTEFUL. How could you let the children see this?"

Don't blame the media. Most media don't care except for one obvious example. Blame the usual coterie of psychotic idiots who genuinely think that violence is a virtue, and sex is a tool of the devil.

My great gaming dream is for someone to make a game where you can time travel back and sink the bloody Mayflower yourself.

[tomcplotts]

oopsie..doubled down.

Modifié par tomcplotts, 16 mai 2012 - 09:55 .

[Swimming Ferret]

BAN THE HUMAN REPRODUCTION SYSTEM

[Jassu1979]

I blame the rise of Christian fundamentalist sentiment in the USA.

Admittedly, US-American culture has always been schizophrenic with regards to sexuality, but the surge in what I like to call "moronism" in the post-9/11 decade has only amplified this phenomenon.

[Cyruge]

JnEricsonx wrote...

Ok, lets be honest-how many times have you taken a shower with YOUR UNDERWEAR ON, seriously?  Forget gratuitous nudity, or the like, there could have been plenty of non-revealing camera angles for that that make it apparent that one is showering in the proper fashion.   Sigh.

BUT THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

[nitefyre410]

Ambelie wrote...

ACTUALLY, I know a decent amount of girls that will shower with the bra on. Good bras can be ridiculously expensive, they're the one thing you actually want to follow the washing instructions on. Since most of them say to hand wash and then drip dry I know a lot of girls who have just worn them in the shower to wash them, myself included, and then hang them on the curtain rod to dry when they're done.

But still, this doesn't excuse the awkwardness of that scene.

  


Well... and knowing is half the battle... *plays old  G.I. Joe Theme* 

Still... though Bioware that shower... SMH

Jassu1979 wrote...

I blame the rise of Christian fundamentalist sentiment in the USA.

Admittedly, US-American culture has always been schizophrenic with regards to sexuality, but the surge in what I like to call "moronism" in the post-9/11 decade has only amplified this phenomenon.

   


^This... Violence good... nudity bad =  ME:  Da fuq are these fools talking about it. 

Modifié par nitefyre410, 16 mai 2012 - 10:51 .

[whalewhisker]

It's definitely an American thing. Ever see European film? Everyone is naked. Even men!

[HellbirdIV]

whalewhisker wrote...

It's definitely an American thing. Ever seen Europeans? Everyone is naked. Even men!

Fixed that for you.

[clipped_wolf]

Jassu1979 wrote...

I blame the rise of Christian fundamentalist sentiment in the USA.

Admittedly, US-American culture has always been schizophrenic with regards to sexuality, but the surge in what I like to call "moronism" in the post-9/11 decade has only amplified this phenomenon.

The rise?  When was it not there?  It's a two-edged sword in society.  It has done a lot of good as well.

[nitefyre410]

clipped_wolf wrote...

Jassu1979 wrote...

I blame the rise of Christian fundamentalist sentiment in the USA.

Admittedly, US-American culture has always been schizophrenic with regards to sexuality, but the surge in what I like to call "moronism" in the post-9/11 decade has only amplified this phenomenon.

The rise?  When was it not there?  It's a two-edged sword in society.  It has done a lot of good as well.

 

Rise as it its  getting more exposer than before and its more in the open - being promoted as the norm. 

Sadly for all good  that is done you have a Westboro Baptist Church getting weeks of media time to wipe that away.

[Oransel]

Funny thread. I am male and I know for sure that I would not shower naked in front of my fully clothed Commander, while he is watching. That's about the topic.

As for broader discussion. Yeah, let's take example from Europe, they are so cool... What a wonderful idea to copy their liberal, perverted and secular ways... Europe with legalized prostitution, drugs and atheism as a state ideologies. Exactly the same guys who elected socialist as a President. Welfare state heroes... I so much despise modern european culture, their "progressive" ways. America is the true Power and true Progress. America is the only super-power on the Earth as we were blessed by God for our moral conservatism and economy determination. Truly, USA represents the best in Humanity. And there are many of us in America willing to protect our culture from democrats.

[JackofStaves]

demos99 wrote...

The Grey Nayr wrote...

It's called censorship.

I thought it was called 'artistic integrity'?

Seriously, Shepard joining Traynor in the shower fully dressed was immeasurably lamer than the incredibly lame-o "let's all stand around like we've forgotten how our guns work while a dying man dukes it out with the super-badass ninja assassin" sequence on the Citadel. All that was missing was the Fonz strapping on a pair of water-skis and jumping over the ladies as they got down to it in the suds. <_<

I saw what you did there.  Well played...

[Karolus_V]

It always surprise me how people can be more forgiving to their children seeing the insides of people when they are cut, shooted at, etc, than to see the outside of a human without clothes.

[Oransel]

Karolus_V wrote...

It always surprise me how people can be more forgiving to their children seeing the insides of people when they are cut, shooted at, etc, than to see the outside of a human without clothes.

It's called moral responsibility. Not everyone wants their children to grow up in leftist promiscous perverts.

[Elyiia]

Karolus_V wrote...

It always surprise me how people can be more forgiving to their children seeing the insides of people when they are cut, shooted at, etc, than to see the outside of a human without clothes.

Boobs are evil, they will hypnotise you and steal your soul.

[Xellith]

In games you are safe to tear somones skull off along with their spinal cord.. but you cant show teh boobies.

[nitefyre410]

Karolus_V wrote...

It always surprise me how people can be more forgiving to their children seeing the insides of people when they are cut, shooted at, etc, than to see the outside of a human without clothes.

 

Here is something shokcing  I read in article some where after that California  Law was overturned by the Surpeme Court. 

That  kids are more likely to see sex,nudity etc,etc  through a violent context than  a non violent one. 

think about that for a moment and how utterly numbing that thought is...

demos99 wrote...


I thought it was called 'artistic integrity'? [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]

Seriously, Shepard joining Traynor in the shower fully dressed was immeasurably lamer than the incredibly lame-o "let's all stand around like we've forgotten how our guns work while a dying man dukes it out with the super-badass ninja assassin" sequence on the Citadel. All that was missing was the Fonz strapping on a pair of water-skis and jumping over the ladies as they got down to it in the suds. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/angry.png[/smilie]

   

^This has more to do with Bioware ****** poor handling and storying telling with  Thane's story that revolved around  honor and a dying  assassin finding redemption in using his skills to fight for his own cause's and not a just as weapon.   About him dying on his own terms, accepting his fate etc, etc ,etc. 

Of course as usually Bioware fails in the exposition  and in explaining and understanding the themes involved in the start... 

Modifié par nitefyre410, 16 mai 2012 - 12:53 .

[Oransel]

nitefyre410 wrote...

Here is something shokcing  I read in article some where after that California  Law was overturned by the Surpeme Court. 

That  kids are more likely to see sex,nudity etc,etc  through a violent context than  a non violent one. 

think about that for a moment and how utterly numbing that thought is...

I am with lawmakers on this one. Children's minds are fragile. No need to expose them to the dark side of life.