Chris Priestly wrote...
We keep saying this: We will not be discussing story/gameplay/game questions until next year.
If there's no news until the new year, then what the hell am I doing here?!
Oh right. I have nothing better to do.
Chris Priestly wrote...
We keep saying this: We will not be discussing story/gameplay/game questions until next year.
randomcheeses wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
@ randomcheeses
Don't turn this into something it's not please.
Sorry, not going to stop pointing out the horrible implications of removing an entire gender just because you'd rather not think about it.
randomcheeses wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
@ randomcheeses
Don't turn this into something it's not please.
Sorry, not going to stop pointing out the horrible implications of removing an entire gender just because you'd rather not think about it.
randomcheeses wrote...
Sorry, not going to stop pointing out the horrible implications of removing an entire gender just because you'd rather not think about it.
Modifié par RinjiRenee, 13 novembre 2012 - 07:38 .
randomcheeses wrote...
So you're cutting out an entire gender of a race from the game based on costs. Why don't you cut the dwarven men out? Or would that be offensive to you in a way that keeping dwarven women unseen and almost unspoken about wouldn't be?
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
They had an 11 month development cycle. Having no female dwarves saved them the trouble of designing female dwarves (remember, they changed the art style for DA2 so everything had to be built fresh).
Modifié par Face of Evil, 13 novembre 2012 - 07:39 .
Well, when BW needs to "save on resources" it's females who ALWAYS get the shaft in the end somehow. Dwarves in DA2; Qunari in DAO and DA2; Turians, Krogan, Batarians, Salarians etc. in ME1 and ME2; Drells in ME2 and ME3; Turians, Batarians, Salarians etc. in ME3 without DLCs.Emzamination wrote...
randomcheeses wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
@ randomcheeses
Don't turn this into something it's not please.
Sorry, not going to stop pointing out the horrible implications of removing an entire gender just because you'd rather not think about it.
There is nothing to think about.Gaider said they needed to save on resources and that's that.He would know of such things being a bioware employee and all. How you got gender oppression from that is beyond me.
randomcheeses wrote...
So you're cutting out an entire gender of a race from the game based on costs. Why don't you cut the dwarven men out? Or would that be offensive to you in a way that keeping dwarven women unseen and almost unspoken about wouldn't be?
Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 13 novembre 2012 - 07:48 .
Beliar86 wrote...
Guess it's another one chalk up to the list of was in DA:O but no longer train.
Joins the list of selectable races, finishing moves, toolset, atheism, and now race/character models that used to exist. Probably others I've forgotten.
You guys want a kickstarter fund or something? Seems your resources are, well, limited to say the least.
Zobo wrote...
Well, when BW needs to "save on resources" it's females who ALWAYS get the shaft in the end somehow.
Well, when BW needs to "save on resources" it's females who ALWAYS get the shaft in the end somehow. Dwarves in DA2; Qunari in DAO and DA2; Turians, Krogan, Batarians, Salarians etc. in ME1 and ME2; Drells in ME2 and ME3; Turians, Batarians, Salarians etc. in ME3 without DLCs.
The only kinda exception is Asari, but they don't have genders at all, so they don't count.
Emzamination wrote...
Women were for the majority with the exception of turians/drell and batarians portrayed as the leaders of their races on their respective homeworlds and the men were portrayed as subserviant representatives.So there is no argument there.
Wulfram wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
Women were for the majority with the exception of turians/drell and batarians portrayed as the leaders of their races on their respective homeworlds and the men were portrayed as subserviant representatives.So there is no argument there.
The only case where the females hold the political power excuse was used was with the Salarians. The Krogan females spent all there time failing to breed, apparently.
Emzamination wrote...
Incorrect. In masseffect 2 there is a male krogan up near the shaman proclaiming how proud he is to serve the female clans.
I don't recall that Dagna needed much convincing, she approaches you after all.terdferguson123 wrote...
... and the student Dwarf (forget her name), and that is only if you convince her to go to the Circle.
Wulfram wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
Incorrect. In masseffect 2 there is a male krogan up near the shaman proclaiming how proud he is to serve the female clans.
That does not constitute the females being in charge. They have a certain degree of influence because they can choose who to mate with. Wrex/Wreav are very much the people in charge.
Emzamination wrote...
As varric would say "There are people who warm the throne and those who pull the strings".To say the females have a 'certain degree of influence' is putting it lightly.They run tuchanka and everything on it.Did you not see how quickly wreav with all his bluster and threats put on his leash when in the prescence of eve? He even mentions in his letter to shepard that he can't speak a certain way because eve doesn't like it.
Wulfram wrote...
Emzamination wrote...
As varric would say "There are people who warm the throne and those who pull the strings".To say the females have a 'certain degree of influence' is putting it lightly.They run tuchanka and everything on it.Did you not see how quickly wreav with all his bluster and threats put on his leash when in the prescence of eve? He even mentions in his letter to shepard that he can't speak a certain way because eve doesn't like it.
Eve is exceptional. She stands up to the male Krogan to stop them from screwing everything up as they have for the last 1000 years. If Eve's no longer around, Wreav runs rampant.
I got no too.FaWa wrote...
mousestalker wrote...
The answer is here
"My reply is no"
RIP Female Dwarves
Never forget
randomcheeses wrote...
So you're cutting out an entire gender of a race from the game based on costs. Why don't you cut the dwarven men out? Or would that be offensive to you in a way that keeping dwarven women unseen and almost unspoken about wouldn't be?
Wulfram wrote...
They're female, and they're not (conventionally) sexy. So they're optional. See also Turians, Krogan, Salarians.
Emzamination wrote...
Every situation is different but generally women aren't representatives of the race.
David Gaider wrote...
Indeed, we probably only ended up having male dwarf models at all because of Varric and Bartrand.