moilami wrote...
Well, I think that mobility is better than massive armour in modern combat - unless you are literally a tank - but even then you need mobility. So people in ME were fine. I am not those Warhammer 2100 or whatever dudes. Maybe peeps in ME used far more advanced kevlar armours than exist in our world, not to speak of psionics they had. Besides if you have cleavage and ass, why would you hide them? I don't see women doing that except in certain countries in middle east etc.
I suspect you're trolling me.
Anyway, Jack was fighting without clothes in her upper body. The advanced kevlar armour in integrated in her skin?
And those characters (Miranda, Thane, Jacob, Jack) doesn't need a massive armour. They could've had a light armour. There's no need to fight in civilian clothes (or without clothes).
Aveline, well, I know she have tons of fans but that doesn't mean I would have to agree with the hivemind about her. I got very much enough of her when she got a job as a guard and begun to talk that holier-than-thou stuff. On the other hand I recall her having more sane armour and sword & shield, so she was not totally disturbing - yet I am happy I never finished the game so I did not have to experience how low fan service can go. I am sure she became only worse.
Branka, she was about fine in general. Nuts and lacking something but pretty fine otherwise.
Meredith I don't remember, except that I have heard that name.
Seriously? Aveline,
fanservice?
Meredith is, you know, the Knight-Commander of the Templar Order in Kirkwall. You know, the blond warrior in massive armour you see at the start of Act 1.
Anyway, my point was that those NPC have massive armours becauase Bioware though they should've massive armours. If there'll be a NPC that they think is fit to have massive armour, they'll give to her.
Modifié par hhh89, 22 septembre 2012 - 02:03 .