o Ventus wrote...
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Am I really the only one who isn't bothered by the outfits in ME2 and 3?
I mean, I nitpick the minor details, but this is a point where even I stop and have to ask "who gives a f**k?"
And that's just the "uniform." We're not even discussing the "boob shirt" she wears in the hospital.TheRealJayDee wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
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Am I really the only one who isn't bothered by the outfits in ME2 and 3?
I mean, I nitpick the minor details, but this is a point where even I stop and have to ask "who gives a f**k?"
I wasn't too happy with some of the ME2 outfits, but I could actually live with everything without complaining... until Ash's ME3 outfit. They went full retard with that, in my eyes.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 30 mai 2013 - 12:39 .
TheRealJayDee wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
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Am I really the only one who isn't bothered by the outfits in ME2 and 3?
I mean, I nitpick the minor details, but this is a point where even I stop and have to ask "who gives a f**k?"
I wasn't too happy with some of the ME2 outfits, but I could actually live with everything without complaining... until Ash's ME3 outfit. They went full retard with that, in my eyes.
Modifié par iakus, 30 mai 2013 - 12:40 .
TheRealJayDee wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
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Am I really the only one who isn't bothered by the outfits in ME2 and 3?
I mean, I nitpick the minor details, but this is a point where even I stop and have to ask "who gives a f**k?"
I wasn't too happy with some of the ME2 outfits, but I could actually live with everything without complaining... until Ash's ME3 outfit. They went full retard with that, in my eyes.
TheRealJayDee wrote...
I wasn't too happy with some of the ME2 outfits, but I could actually live with everything without complaining... until Ash's ME3 outfit. They went full retard with that, in my eyes.
Reorte wrote...
"Full retard" was when they first wore silly little masks in a vacuum, much worse than the "sexy" skin-tight outfits. At least those would be possible, just stupid.
General Slotts wrote...
I don't really care either, other things are more important. Not saying I wouldn't have liked if they were more mature about it but what can you do.
They did make outfits - silly little masks. And some characters got sensible helmets anyway (Garrus and Grunt, Tali comes pre-helmeted).David7204 wrote...
Reorte wrote...
"Full retard" was when they first wore silly little masks in a vacuum, much worse than the "sexy" skin-tight outfits. At least those would be possible, just stupid.
No, I think "full retard" would be calling a developer retarded for not making 24 outfits when most games struggle with a half-dozen.
Modifié par Reorte, 30 mai 2013 - 12:56 .
Why does it always need to be CoD-looking gear? It doesn't! It should just be a bit more realistic, and look like something future militaries would wear! It doesn't necessarily need to be those camouflage uniforms with kevlar vests that modern militaries use, but instead just a uniform that at the very least should not look incredibly sexualized.darkway1 wrote...
Mass Effect 3 had it's faults but as far as artist style goes the Mass Effect universe is sleek,sexy and pretty much generates it's own unique look......Bioware did an amazing job.....if you want COD looking gear....go play COD.
Yes, there are only two options - cartoonish TF2/Dishonored-style outfits and generic modern military shooter CoD...you want COD looking gear....go play COD.
estebanus wrote...
Why does it always need to be CoD-looking gear? It doesn't! It should just be a bit more realistic, and look like something future militaries would wear! It doesn't necessarily need to be those camouflage uniforms with kevlar vests that modern militaries use, but instead just a uniform that at the very least should not look incredibly sexualized.darkway1 wrote...
Mass Effect 3 had it's faults but as far as artist style goes the Mass Effect universe is sleek,sexy and pretty much generates it's own unique look......Bioware did an amazing job.....if you want COD looking gear....go play COD.
Liara is already wearing armor, there is no excuse for the breathing mask. Also don't give me all that work. They could have easly given Miranda armor, same with Jack. It's bad design and you know it.David7204 wrote...
Jukaga wrote...
David7204 wrote...
I really hope people aren't thinking that the developers used breathe masks because they thought the idea of not showing a female character's face for one mission would be unbearable.
What other explination could there be? Liara on Mars in ME3 with her face and eyes exposed? Miranda comfotable in the upper atmosphere of a brown dwarf with just a silly face mask. It was a wrong decision in design.
The considerable work involved in creating a new outfit...
David7204 wrote...
Characters who are very clearly and deliberately portrayed to be non-military should be wearing generic military gear. Characters should look like characters. Not like grunts.
:lol::lol:
Modifié par Mr.House, 30 mai 2013 - 01:17 .
Modifié par Sashimi_taco, 30 mai 2013 - 01:26 .
David7204 wrote...
Characters who are very clearly and deliberately portrayed to be non-military should be wearing generic military gear. Characters should look like characters. Not like grunts.
Mr.House wrote...
Liara is already wearing armor, there is no excuse for the breathing mask. Also don't give me all that work. They could have easly given Miranda armor, same with Jack. It's bad design and you know it.David7204 wrote...
Jukaga wrote...
David7204 wrote...
I really hope people aren't thinking that the developers used breathe masks because they thought the idea of not showing a female character's face for one mission would be unbearable.
What other explination could there be? Liara on Mars in ME3 with her face and eyes exposed? Miranda comfotable in the upper atmosphere of a brown dwarf with just a silly face mask. It was a wrong decision in design.
The considerable work involved in creating a new outfit...
OperatingWookie wrote...
So, what's wrong with matching uniforms? Militaries aren't the only ones with matching outfits. Do you really need to have a catsuit on a character to recognize them? Because if you do, then I pity you, I really do.
Yet, you declare practical protective gear to be military issue as well. However, this is not the case. Civilians (corporate and not) can and do use hardsuits to protect against enviromental extremes. You make little sense, and I wish that you'll rethink your overly zealous defense of the borderline idiotic (from a combat point of view, which this game revolves around) outfits that do not make sense with battlefield hazards, whether they be natural or artificial.
No one said that they have to look like grunts of a unit. It's called customization.
Modifié par David7204, 30 mai 2013 - 01:44 .
In heavy combat where stealing is not being used? Yes she should be wearing combat gear in COMBAT. You don't seem to grasp the simple concept of combat and non-combat. What Kasumi does for a living is nowhere near the level Shepard and her crew does on a regular basis. Kasumi could easly wear comfy light armor or simply put armor pieces on her clothing or wear a helmet like the Fury. The list goes on. Same with Jack, Miranda, Samara ect.David7204 wrote...
OperatingWookie wrote...
So, what's wrong with matching uniforms? Militaries aren't the only ones with matching outfits. Do you really need to have a catsuit on a character to recognize them? Because if you do, then I pity you, I really do.
Yet, you declare practical protective gear to be military issue as well. However, this is not the case. Civilians (corporate and not) can and do use hardsuits to protect against enviromental extremes. You make little sense, and I wish that you'll rethink your overly zealous defense of the borderline idiotic (from a combat point of view, which this game revolves around) outfits that do not make sense with battlefield hazards, whether they be natural or artificial.
No one said that they have to look like grunts of a unit. It's called customization.
It's not about recognition, it's about characterization. If you can't grasp that childishly simple concept, then I pity you. I really do.
A cat burgler is not going to come across as a cat burgler if she wears combat fatigues. Would someone like Kasumi wear combat fatigues in real life, danger or no? I really doubt it.
Modifié par Mr.House, 30 mai 2013 - 01:46 .
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