Myrmedus wrote...
pistolols wrote...
she seemed to me to be one the best modeled females of the entire series. very attractive.
WHAT?
Dude, her face looks like it's melting. Ironic, because Chobot (as much as I dislike her) doesn't look like that at all.
I can understand thinking her body is attractive but her face wasn't transferred well into game.
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
Modifié par Myrmedus, 08 avril 2012 - 08:26 .
Myrmedus wrote...
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
I cannot make myself feel sorry for someone who got to where they are because of this:
*snip*
It's not purely her inclusion in the game but the fact she seems to have gotten where she has due to crap like this and now even BioWare seem to have fallen for it. Add that to the fact she's potentially added at the expense of a quality character like Emily Wong and there is your hate.
Including someone in the game? No problem. Including someone in the game who isn't necessarily a VA? Ok, I can deal with that. Including someone in the game who got where she is - and arguably in the game - because of the above? No, sorry, not ok with that.
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
supermaan wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
I cannot make myself feel sorry for someone who got to where they are because of this:
*snip*
It's not purely her inclusion in the game but the fact she seems to have gotten where she has due to crap like this and now even BioWare seem to have fallen for it. Add that to the fact she's potentially added at the expense of a quality character like Emily Wong and there is your hate.
Including someone in the game? No problem. Including someone in the game who isn't necessarily a VA? Ok, I can deal with that. Including someone in the game who got where she is - and arguably in the game - because of the above? No, sorry, not ok with that.
And you sir are one of the reasons that this post: http://social.biowar...914/12#11179368 was locked.
Stop with the personal attacks.
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
supermaan wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
I cannot make myself feel sorry for someone who got to where they are because of this:
*snip*
It's not purely her inclusion in the game but the fact she seems to have gotten where she has due to crap like this and now even BioWare seem to have fallen for it. Add that to the fact she's potentially added at the expense of a quality character like Emily Wong and there is your hate.
Including someone in the game? No problem. Including someone in the game who isn't necessarily a VA? Ok, I can deal with that. Including someone in the game who got where she is - and arguably in the game - because of the above? No, sorry, not ok with that.
And you sir are one of the reasons that this post: http://social.biowar...914/12#11179368 was locked.
Stop with the personal attacks.
Kawamura wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
Uh huh.
Keep going. This is most excellent.
Modifié par Myrmedus, 08 avril 2012 - 08:32 .
Myrmedus wrote...
Kawamura wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
Uh huh.
Keep going. This is most excellent.
You're a troll and you're blocked. Have a nice day.
Myrmedus wrote...
supermaan wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
I cannot make myself feel sorry for someone who got to where they are because of this:
*snip*
It's not purely her inclusion in the game but the fact she seems to have gotten where she has due to crap like this and now even BioWare seem to have fallen for it. Add that to the fact she's potentially added at the expense of a quality character like Emily Wong and there is your hate.
Including someone in the game? No problem. Including someone in the game who isn't necessarily a VA? Ok, I can deal with that. Including someone in the game who got where she is - and arguably in the game - because of the above? No, sorry, not ok with that.
And you sir are one of the reasons that this post: http://social.biowar...914/12#11179368 was locked.
Stop with the personal attacks.
There was no personal attack - read my post. I showed pictures and I explained why the hate. At no point did I actually name call or insult her.
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
supermaan wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
supermaan wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
ShepardTheHopeful wrote...
supermaan wrote...
RollaWarden wrote...
I actually feel bad for Jessica Chobot. Bioware called, and said, "Hey, would you like to be in ME3?" Well goodness, who WOULDN'T say okay? So she personally doesn't deserve a lot of the thoughtlessly cruel criticism. But the Diana Allers character was just a bad, bad idea, for resources, story, and dev time put into the character. A cutesy notion that somebody came up with, and yes, a pretty cynical PR calculation for the IGN connection. Could have all been done so much better with Emily Wong. Too much that was rushed. Ah, Bioware, before 2007, it was all so much different for you...
All that said, Jessica Chobot doesn't deserve any of the personal attacks. At least we can assume that she's wisely avoided these and any other ME3 forums.
This 100%
I keep hearing she's actually been insulting fans of the game calling them whiney and other names to degrade us. But I didn't care enough about her to look into it much futher. But if she did do it I say eye for an eye you poke the internet it will rage quit the life outta you. I'll probably forget about her completely by the time I've healed enough to play through the ME series again.
I cannot make myself feel sorry for someone who got to where they are because of this:
*snip*
It's not purely her inclusion in the game but the fact she seems to have gotten where she has due to crap like this and now even BioWare seem to have fallen for it. Add that to the fact she's potentially added at the expense of a quality character like Emily Wong and there is your hate.
Including someone in the game? No problem. Including someone in the game who isn't necessarily a VA? Ok, I can deal with that. Including someone in the game who got where she is - and arguably in the game - because of the above? No, sorry, not ok with that.
And you sir are one of the reasons that this post: http://social.biowar...914/12#11179368 was locked.
Stop with the personal attacks.
There was no personal attack - read my post. I showed pictures and I explained why the hate. At no point did I actually name call or insult her.
You inferred it. same thing in application. you are reported.
Modifié par Myrmedus, 08 avril 2012 - 08:35 .
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
Myrmedus wrote...
There was no personal attack - read my post. I showed pictures and I explained why the hate. At no point did I actually name call or insult her.
Report me all you want, you've now gone from personal attack to inferral of a personal attack. Keep going.
My post are and have been on topic. I've explained to the OP why Diana Allers is getting hate, which is what this thread is about. If you don't like the thread topic why are you here?
Modifié par supermaan, 08 avril 2012 - 08:39 .
Modifié par comrade gando, 08 avril 2012 - 08:37 .
Katherine wrote...
Myrmedus wrote...
Katherine wrote...
I don't like her for two reasons:
1. They could have modeled Tali instead of using their resources on Allers
2. It seemed like a payoff to IGN
HOWEVER, I am so sick of seeing the personal attacks on the VA, and how she is "ugly" or "slept with someone" to get the job. The sexism towards Chobot is appalling. It doesn't matter if a woman chooses to act or pose in a sexy manner, you shouldn't be so incredibly awful to her. Funny thing is, I've seen Mark Vanderloo in plenty of risqué photos, and yet no-one implies that he ****d his way into being Commander Shepard.
Mark Vanderloo is different.
Firstly, his profession is actually that of a model - he's been a model for years.
Secondly, he isn't actually involved in Mass Effect in any way - he doesn't VA or anything. BW simply decided to model his face as Shepard's and presumably he gave them the OK, that was the limit to his involvement.
Thirdly, he's one option for Shepard's facial display - don't like his face? No problem, make your own!
I don't understand. Chobot is a presenter/host, does that totally disqualify her from acting sexy? How does being a model make it acceptable in your eyes? Also, you are saying if Vanderloo was directly involved with Mass Effect you would give him the same hate you are giving Chobot? I sincerely doubt it.
And you don't like Allers? Don't bring her on the Normandy!
Modifié par pfellahX, 08 avril 2012 - 08:38 .
Modifié par Calibrations Expert, 08 avril 2012 - 08:38 .
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