So I still hate Ashley's makeover...
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:08
#27
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:11
#28
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:11
Knight of Seven wrote...
She looks better in a catsuit then Miranda.
Yeah, no.
#29
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:37
AlexMBrennan wrote...
Sex sells, which shouldn't be news to anyone.
It's really fascinating, because not a single change about Ash (face, clothes, boobs etc) does anything to enhance her appeal in my eyes. I understand that I'm not the target audience for Bioware's "moar sexy"-initiative in ME3, but seriously - they had EDI to design (and... Alllers), why couldn't they leave the existing characters alone?
#30
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:41
Hair is hideously impractical for combat too. Fortunately there's now a mod available to put her back in the bun. She looks more attractive that way anyhow.
#31
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:50
Which is ironic, because most fans picked Ashley before she looked sexed up.
#32
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 12:54
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#33
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 01:01
I agree. And it's at its worst in Mass Effect 3. At least DA2 had Aveline as a counterpoint.Gangnam Style wrote...
bioware please stop doing this. it makes your games embarrassing to play
Modifié par Aris Ravenstar, 15 mars 2013 - 01:01 .
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 01:16
Modifié par NovaBlastMarketing, 15 mars 2013 - 01:24 .
#35
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 01:17
DeinonSlayer wrote...
...we're talking about armor here. Who cares about "fashion?" I'd always put her in the most gender-neutral colors I could find in ME1 (same as I typically put the Hahne-Kedar chest piece on FemShep).NovaBlastMarketing wrote...
Your entitled to your opinion but ....I have a feeling this is probably feeding a Thread I should just walk away from ... so i am not going to put alot of effort into it and re-posting my opinion from another thread .... the only reason i a responding is because I am giving the benefit of the doubt....Jake Boone wrote...
The two aren't mutually exclusive.NovaBlastMarketing wrote...
sighs another thread on practicality vrs Aesthetics.. my vote is always for the aesthetically pleasing version.
Your right that can be true but I was referring to the image on the original post.I liked the one on the right that was more form fitting than the one on the left .
For a different example I will refer to Mass effect 1 and 3 Ashley's armor in M1 was bulky and unfashionable but she still managed to look good in it although IMO she looked better in her uniform than she did in her armor.
One of the features that M3 really hit Grand Slam home run out of the park was not only did they change Ashley's personal Style they also gave her a lot better armor choices my favorite being the one below.
Why is she wearing a pink dress in a combat zone? It's almost as bad as Miranda's catsuits before the alternate appearance pack came out.
why ??
I will let someone else answer that question , just substitute armor it applies just the same.
NovaBlastMarketing wrote...
Bl0dbathNBeyond wrote...
Hate to say it, but given how some people in this audience are, if they were watching Return of the Jedi for the first time they'd slap down a 30 page thread on why the ending was terrible because the debris from the Death Star doomed all the poor Ewoks to destruction.
your completely correct . quoted for truth. Its a game I dont care if it was "logical" or even relistic that the united forces were ableto beat the reapers I just want an ending like Return ofthe jedi where they do.
but for the record If i c ould keep her in that dress she wore to the citadel party I would . Is it practical no but this is a game so is it extremely sexy and fun yes ... and there is your answer
For all those who want ME1 bulky "practical " armor and personal style that is your choice ... but its not mine and I applude Bioware for thier choices with both Miranda and Ashley
I hope this trend continues.
Modifié par NovaBlastMarketing, 15 mars 2013 - 01:42 .
#36
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 01:26
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Aris Ravenstar wrote...
agree. And it's at its worst in Mass Effect 3. At least DA2 had Aveline as a counterpoint.
and at least it made sense for a character like isabella.
#37
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:19
But while for her it made sense be the way she was, for Ashley it was totally out of character. I mean, Ashley in ME1 was the real deal.
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:20
#39
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:25
Future plastic surgery does wonders, especially to Ash.
#40
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:29
TheRealJayDee wrote...
AlexMBrennan wrote...
Sex sells, which shouldn't be news to anyone.
It's really fascinating, because not a single change about Ash (face, clothes, boobs etc) does anything to enhance her appeal in my eyes. I understand that I'm not the target audience for Bioware's "moar sexy"-initiative in ME3, but seriously - they had EDI to design (and... Alllers), why couldn't they leave the existing characters alone?
Apparently her look wasn't up to "standards", I don't know. Why'd Jack have to get hair to represent growth, why did Kaidan have to become buffed up, etc.
Modifié par spirosz, 15 mars 2013 - 02:29 .
#41
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:33
AlexMBrennan wrote...
Sex sells, which shouldn't be news to anyone.
It is strange though -- ME1 was pretty damn refreshing with how the female clothing/armor was designed, and yet that game did quite well.
Are there players that would actually look at Ashley in her stupid blue skirt thing and think, "oh hey, I totally want to play ME3 now"?
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:44
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 02:53
#44
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 03:04
camcon2100 wrote...
Where is this mod?
Here you go:
social.bioware.com/project/8729/&v=comments#details
General Slotts wrote...
Meh. I'm more concerned by how they butchered her role in da game.
Somewhat agreed. In ME1 Williams was golden. ME3, mostly she is indeed just a mere echo of her former self.
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 04:10
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#50
Posté 15 mars 2013 - 09:57
Not only is it tacky, it contradicts her established character traits.





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