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[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

[RedArmyShogun]

^ Hahahaha

[Mr Kazett]

Logan Cloud wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

Yeah...

Sorry Ghost! D:

This is a Ghost thread? Even better

[jesuno]

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

Yeah...

It's better than having to contemplate the existance of yet another game in that universe.

Modifié par jesuno, 07 juillet 2012 - 11:59 .

[The Hierophant]

Miraculous, this thread has taken on a life of it's own.

[Mr Kazett]

Logan Cloud wrote...

Mr Kazett wrote...

Logan Cloud wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

Yeah...

Sorry Ghost! D:

This is a Ghost thread? Even better

You're a mean lady.

I never said I was otherwise. Although I'm pretty sure I'm not a lady.

Modifié par Mr Kazett, 08 juillet 2012 - 12:01 .

[jesuno]

Logan Cloud wrote...

jesuno wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

Yeah...

It's better than having to contemplate the existance of yet another game in that universe.

You're also a mean lady.

I wish, then I would probably have more fun playing with myself.

[android654]

Confess-A-Bear wrote...

Actully, a large, yet breathable cloak or coat, makes perfect sense, also there is fashion. And praticality. You'ld be begging for one of those coats if you seen a Southern Wind storm, more so in dry area's like Texas. In fact its better to have a coat like that in a hot dusty area, than it is to wear shorts and tanks. Exposes more of your body to the elements. Kills you sooner.

No one thinks of clothes like that. No one thinks, "hmm... what article of attire will best provide me with proteciton of the elements? What if a sand storm starts? Best be prepared!"

On another reguard, no snow isn't so bad. I seen a goth guy dressed up in spikes, steel toed boots, and he stood 7 feet tall with a trench coat down to his feet and a mow hawk, and black eye shadow, it was like watching Bowser meets the Tyrant. I also live in an area where open carry happens alot, so not a big deal. Heck I've seen people dressed like Snow.

That's because a lot of goths try too hard. Like a lot of people. But the point stands. The guy in a big pleather coat and spikes looks ridiculous and the guy in a wool cap and Dick Tracy overcoat looks just as ridiculous.

[Ghost Lightning]

You know what's funny? In ME2 I took Jack with me to this place called Pragia. It was raining cat's and dogs, like really pouring. I just stood outside for a while looking for loot and not once did Jack complain. It was funny, because all she was wearing was a belted brassiere and some prison pants. I mean, I would have been pretty concerned about her getting sick. I might maybe have even said something about it. Point being, It's a video game. The character designs aren't constructed for practicality. It's fashion over function. This is especially prevalent in modern Japanese fiction. Deal with it.

Modifié par Ghost Lightning, 08 juillet 2012 - 12:16 .

[jesuno]

Logan Cloud wrote...

Still a Japanese game...

So is Metal Gear and Dark Souls, what is your point?

[android654]

Ghost Lightning wrote...

You know what's funny? In ME2 I took Jack with me to this place called Pragia. It was raining cat's and dogs, like really pouring. I just stood outside for a while looking for loot and not once did Jack complain. It was funny, because all she was wearing was a belted brassiere and some prison pants. I mean, I would have been pretty concerned about her getting sick. I might maybe have even said something about it. Point being, It's a video game. The character designs aren't constructed for practicality. It's fashion over function. This is especially prevalent in modern Japanese fiction. Deal with it.

At leat with Jack her design said something about her character. As did the design of most of ME's characters. So he just looks like a dumb guy in a big coat that likes little girls.

Also, space magic.

[The Hierophant]

Ghost Lightning wrote...

You know what's funny? In ME2 I took Jack with me to this place called Pragia. It was raining cat's and dogs, like really pouring. I just stood outside for a while looking for loot and not once did Jack complain. It was funny, because all she was wearing was a belted brassiere and some prison pants. I mean, I would have been pretty concerned about her getting sick. I might maybe have even said something about it. Point being, It's a video game. The character designs aren't constructed for practicality. It's fashion over function. This is especially prevalent in modern Japanese fiction. Deal with it.

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

jreezy wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

...gone all over the place. Final Fantasy, otaku, pedophilia, and trenchcoats. I wonder what's next?

Aliens.

[Clover Rider]

Snow is dumb.

[The Hierophant]

CrustyBot wrote...

jreezy wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

This thread has...

...gone all over the place. Final Fantasy, otaku, pedophilia, and trenchcoats. I wonder what's next?

Aliens.

[smilie]http://www.gifs.cc/aliens/spacealien-8.gif[/smilie]

Modifié par The Hierophant, 08 juillet 2012 - 12:25 .

[jesuno]

Ghost Lightning wrote...

You know what's funny? In ME2 I took Jack with me to this place called Pragia. It was raining cat's and dogs, like really pouring. I just stood outside for a while looking for loot and not once did Jack complain. It was funny, because all she was wearing was a belted brassiere and some prison pants. I mean, I would have been pretty concerned about her getting sick. I might maybe have even said something about it. Point being, It's a video game. The character designs aren't constructed for practicality. It's fashion over function. This is especially prevalent in modern Japanese fiction. Deal with it.

Oh, so one game with bad design completely eradicates the other's bad design? We weren't talking about Bioware's design desicions, but SE's. Just because it is a videogame doesn't mean that it is exempt from bad designs, and just because something is prevalent doesn't mean that is good. But I guess this angst is more from "I like my heroines in hot pants, deal with it"

[Ghost Lightning]

android654 wrote...

Ghost Lightning wrote...

You know what's funny? In ME2 I took Jack with me to this place called Pragia. It was raining cat's and dogs, like really pouring. I just stood outside for a while looking for loot and not once did Jack complain. It was funny, because all she was wearing was a belted brassiere and some prison pants. I mean, I would have been pretty concerned about her getting sick. I might maybe have even said something about it. Point being, It's a video game. The character designs aren't constructed for practicality. It's fashion over function. This is especially prevalent in modern Japanese fiction. Deal with it.

At leat with Jack her design said something about her character. As did the design of most of ME's characters. So he just looks like a dumb guy in a big coat that likes little girls.

Also, space magic.

Space magic aside, Snow is supposed to look like a rebellious little douche bag. That's what everyone sees him as at first. But he's more than that, and that's what makes the character interesting. He goes on like an idiot about being a hero and what not, but he's dead serious about it. He actually wants to protect all his friends and his fiance who is admittably much less massive than he is. Thing is, the way he looks is exactly that, the outside, what you get at first. But there's more to him than that. Just like how Jack isn't just some obnoxious b!tch. She's AL LOT more than what she looks like or comes off as at first.

jesuno wrote...


Oh, so one game with bad design completely eradicates the other's bad design? We
weren't talking about Bioware's design desicions, but SE's. Just because
it is a videogame doesn't mean that it is exempt from bad designs, and
just because something is prevalent doesn't mean that is good. But I
guess this angst is more from "I like my heroines in hot pants, deal
with it"

Because that's exactly what I said. What I mean is that what you consider "bad" design is not bad at all. Practicality has no place in a FANTASY game. Or at least, it isn't important.

Modifié par Ghost Lightning, 08 juillet 2012 - 12:28 .