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[SlottsMachine]

David7204 wrote...

Also, Garrus is incredibly handsome.

Whoa!!! Interesting. 

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

Also, Garrus is incredibly handsome.

.  A joke?  From David?

[ObserverStatus]

Necanor wrote...
Who says that? Aside from the Dextro factor, Quarians are far more similar to humans than to Turians. They look like humans, their society is similar to humans and their sexual dimorphism is identical to humans.

How do we know that quarian sexual dimorphism is identical to that of humans? From all we've seen, female quarians might have more chest hair than males.

[David7204]

AresKeith wrote...

David7204 wrote...

Characterization probably trumps 'practicality' for clothing in a general case. However, the characters do not wear outfits in space because of characterization, like plenty of people on the BSN claim. That is just stupid.

Oh David 

You know, since you never bother to say anything besides these annoying and pointless comments, perhaps you should just stop responding to me and save us both time? Do you think you're going to convince me of anything with your little laughy face?

[David7204]

Not a joke. Garrus is damn good looking. I can totally understand why he's far more popular than Kaidan and Thane and Jacob.

Modifié par David7204, 22 juillet 2013 - 12:30 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Characterization probably trumps 'practicality' for clothing in a general case. However, the characters do not wear outfits in space because of characterization, like plenty of people on the BSN claim. That is just stupid.

Then why do, Miranda, Samara, JACK, wear their outfits (or just pants in the Jack's case) in space? Why is it justified? Why is it a good thing?

[Mr.House]

Nipple straps are great for space I hear.

[AresKeith]

David7204 wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

David7204 wrote...

Characterization probably trumps 'practicality' for clothing in a general case. However, the characters do not wear outfits in space because of characterization, like plenty of people on the BSN claim. That is just stupid.

Oh David 

You know, since you never bother to say anything besides these annoying and pointless comments, perhaps you should just stop responding to me and save us both time? Do you think you're going to convince me of anything with your little laughy face?

Nope, how does that make you feel? 

Also, I don't see how Characterization can't go along with practicality for clothing

Modifié par AresKeith, 22 juillet 2013 - 12:31 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Not a joke. Garrus is damn good looking. I can totally understand why he's far more popular than Kaidan and Thane and Jacob.

He's a spiky monster bird dude. That's not pretty. Don't even try to make an objective argument otherwise. 

[SlottsMachine]

You know which game I was playing earlier today, Dragon Age. Oh the choices and variables.

[David7204]

Because it's a great deal of work to make another 7 or 8 sets of outfits.

You seem to be under the very silly impression that the developers had a set of fully completed sealed outfits, but then said to themselves "You know what? Let's throw this all away. It's more important that the player doesn't go without seeing skin for 10 minutes."

[SlottsMachine]

Mr.House wrote...

Nipple straps are great for space I hear.

Better than no nipple straps. 

[Mr.House]

General Slotts wrote...

You know which game I was playing earlier today, Dragon Age. Oh the choices and variables.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

David7204 wrote...

Characterization probably trumps 'practicality' for clothing in a general case. However, the characters do not wear outfits in space because of characterization, like plenty of people on the BSN claim. That is just stupid.

Oh David 

You know, since you never bother to say anything besides these annoying and pointless comments, perhaps you should just stop responding to me and save us both time? Do you think you're going to convince me of anything with your little laughy face?

No. But we're not trying to convince you of anything.

You're one of the best sources of comic relief on the threads since dear Auldie was kicked last month.

[Mr.House]

David7204 wrote...

Because it's a great deal of work to make another 7 or 8 sets of outfits.

You seem to be under the very silly impression that the developers had a set of fully completed sealed outfits, but then said to themselves "You know what? Let's throw this all away. It's more important that the player doesn't go without seeing skin for 10 minutes."

They did it in ME3. No excuse at all.

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

Because it's a great deal of work to make another 7 or 8 sets of outfits.

You seem to be under the very silly impression that the developers had a set of fully completed sealed outfits, but then said to themselves "You know what? Let's throw this all away. It's more important that the player doesn't go without seeing skin for 10 minutes."

.  Why not just make everybody have armor that would be reasonable in hazardous environments?  They can still be unique, varied, and practical.

[David7204]

No they didn't. Liara and Javik don't have them. And EDI and Tali don't need them. And Garrus, Ashley, James, and Kaidan have armor that already works in space.

Modifié par David7204, 22 juillet 2013 - 12:35 .

[AresKeith]

David7204 wrote...

Because it's a great deal of work to make another 7 or 8 sets of outfits.

You seem to be under the very silly impression that the developers had a set of fully completed sealed outfits, but then said to themselves "You know what? Let's throw this all away. It's more important that the player doesn't go without seeing skin for 10 minutes."

It's seems to not be that hard since they apparently did it in ME3

So I don't think it would've been that hard to the ME2 squad to have one set of casual wear and one armor/combat ready outfits. And then the Alt. Appearance packs armors

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Because it's a great deal of work to make another 7 or 8 sets of outfits.

You seem to be under the very silly impression that the developers had a set of fully completed sealed outfits, but then said to themselves "You know what? Let's throw this all away. It's more important that the player doesn't go without seeing skin for 10 minutes."

And you keep using the 'difficult programming' excuse to defend BioWare not putting anything more than nipple straps and a gas mask on Jack when we're exposed to vacuum.

That's pretty weak.

[Mr.House]

David7204 wrote...

No they didn't. Liara and Javik don't have them. And EDI and Tali don't need them. And Garrus, Ashley, James, and Kaidan have armor that already works in space.

Liara and Javik wear armor in combat. EDI is a robot and Tali wears armor too. Nice try.

[RabbitWrath]

i kinda liked the whole nipple gas mask thing in a strange way. ... yeah I should go

[ParkBom]

SiniisteR wrote...

JusticarFlareon wrote...

Male best- Kaidan
Female best- Garrus

Male worst- Tali
Female worst- Jacob

Kaiden is best MShep LI? What?

The only MaleShep I've had, who was romancing Liara I believe, went to Kaidan after he found out that he was bi/gay.

[Dextro Milk]

I honestly don't know what to say to David anymore... 

[Dextro Milk]

General Slotts wrote...

Dextro Milk wrote...
Tali blows Miri out of teh water tbh, just look at dat avie to the left. 

To be honest I didn't even know you had a Tali avatar, looked like a blob to me whenever I glanced at it. 

I know right, a nice big blob of sexy. Dat ass, dem feet...