Zenthar Aseth wrote...
SweetiePea wrote...
What this really boils down to for me is female characters being there simply so that they're sex objects for some male gamers..
But women ARE sex objects.
No no, women are chew toys
Zenthar Aseth wrote...
SweetiePea wrote...
What this really boils down to for me is female characters being there simply so that they're sex objects for some male gamers..
But women ARE sex objects.
Kaosgirl wrote...
Somehing wrote...
RazorNightngale wrote...
The boobs didn't bother me.
The man hands though...ugh.
Though what annoyed me the most was when ever my proper and polite female human noble sat down she would have her legs spread-apart like a boy. It drove me nuts.
That's quite bad :/
Just pretend she's a flirtatious devil with quite a sense of humour and doing it deliberately, or something. I mean, we have to compensate for not having our chars just the way we want all the time, don't we?
If one must force the character's persona to fit the avatar's habits, I think it would be better to presume she's got a fair bit of butch/tomboy running in her.
This does a better job of explaining why she draws a sword instead of shrieking and cowering behind the nearest male.
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SweetiePea wrote...
What this really boils down to for me is female characters being there simply so that they're sex objects for some male gamers. It perpetuates stereotypes about women and I have a problem with that. Always have, always will. Just as I'd have a problem with a company using scantily clad buff male characters as sex objects--unless that's their role
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SweetiePea wrote...
Okay, I recognize that some women do naturally have large breasts. I wouldn't mind characters in game having large breasts if it were simply a matter of, "Oh, well, some women are like this in real life." I don't think that I'm off base here when I say that the large-chested women in games are usually there to appeal to a certain subset of male gamers. Note that I say a certain subset. I was pleased to see that there are male players who concur that the breast-size in this game is a bit ridiculous.
What this really boils down to for me is female characters being there simply so that they're sex objects for some male gamers. It perpetuates stereotypes about women and I have a problem with that. Always have, always will. Just as I'd have a problem with a company using scantily clad buff male characters as sex objects--unless that's their role. I'd have been okay with obviously cheesecake women and men being in the brothel, for example. That would have been in keeping with the storyline. But what's the point of my PC running around in armor that was inspired by the wonderbra?
What I like about ME and KotOR is that the female characters are obviously feminine but they didn't feel like sex objects to me. Sure, I know how male characters felt about Bastila but at least she looked normal when you slapped some Jedi robes on her. Why is it that whatever you put on Morrigan ends up looking sleazy? I do have to give the developers some kudos, though, as I found it very humorous when you approach Morrigan in Eamon's estate and she says something like she'll burn down the place if one more servant asks if she'd like a change of clothes.
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Xaltar81 wrote...
As for the breast size in the game, who cares. I would have liked to see a little more variation but I know how much work would have been involved in doing so and feel that Bioware made a good choice reguarding size. They are not overlarge and fake looking while at the same time they are pleasant to look at. They are proportionately accurate. Smaller breasts on that frame would look wrong.
SweetiePea wrote...
Let me just state that I'm not trying to accuse anyone here of anything. I'm merely pointing out that using large-chested, scantily clad female characters is a way to perpetuate certain stereotypes of women.
At any rate, Alexus, to each his or her own. I'd rather my character's armor be more realistic because it pulls me out of the game when it isn't. I like to immerse myself in the story so when I see something that doesn't make sense within the story's context, it jolts me out of my suspension of disbelief.
Xaltar81 wrote...
SweetiePea wrote...
What this really boils down to for me is female characters being there simply so that they're sex objects for some male gamers. It perpetuates stereotypes about women and I have a problem with that. Always have, always will. Just as I'd have a problem with a company using scantily clad buff male characters as sex objects--unless that's their role
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I hate seeing this sort of thing on forums. Steriotypes exist for a reason
Xaltar81 wrote...
There are men out there that treat women appalingly BUT it is not all men and there are equally as many women out there that the same can be said of. Your issue should not be with the stereotype but rather those FEW individuals who put too much stock in it.
Phoenixoverlord wrote...
A good choice regarding size? I don't know about that. Larger breasts is one thing, gravity defying boobs a whole other matter. Then again I suppose Morrigan is using magic to telekinetically lift her breasts as there is no way that her vest (or whatever else she's wearing) or that chain bra is keeping them in that form.
I loved the game, but the female models just made me laugh.
Alarna wrote...
But you do know that not every woman wears a bra? Or need to do? Especially young women don't need to, and their breasts don't hang around.
Have you ever seen a naked young woman without bra? You should have a look.
GMOS_inc wrote...
The over-sized 'breasts' did bother me for the whole second that it appeared noticeably in screen with the romance. (I always skip those, doesn't add much to the game for me.) But I actually like the more mainly walk on my female character, but I suppose that's to be expected when you play a Warrior. Might be different with a Mage, or so.
There is a fat female cook model in the game already. Someone just needs to mod some armor for her then make her playable.as it doesn't feel particularly heroic to play an obese warrior who runs out of stamina from jogging 20 steps in his armor.
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Carth Vader wrote...
Pray to the Maker for long enough and your DD cup will runeth over it seems. :innocent:
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