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[DeinonSlayer]

billy the squid wrote...

 Guys, guys shtap!
Let's just admire dat characterisation.  deep characterisation

*snip*

Very deep indeed, may cause chafing, even - though I prefer this:





And the Waifu wars continue...

[Mr.House]

David7204 wrote...

Mordin still has his face exposed.

Take one of the salarian helmets from a salarian merc and recolour it. It's not fricken hard to do at all. Only Samara, Miranda, Jacob and Jack would have needed a proper outfit(they gave Miranda armor in a dlc)

Helmets are not hard to do, at all.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

DeinonSlayer wrote...

billy the squid wrote...

 Guys, guys shtap!
Let's just admire dat characterisation.  deep characterisation

*snip*

Very deep indeed, may cause chafing, even - though I prefer this:





And the Waifu wars continue...

You know, that looks much better than the photoshop job. I still hate Tali, but I think you guys should have had that in the game.

BW was so lazy...

[Ravensword]

billy the squid wrote...

 Guys, guys shtap!
Let's just admire dat characterisation.  deep characterisation

Ah, yes. Very good, billy. You do have a good eye for great characterization. Notice how the superb camera angle enhances her characterization.

[David7204]

No. No, no, no. Such utter hypocrisy. You whine about physics and realism and laziness, and then give me this 'It's not so hard, they just need a helmet' garbage. No.

Such hypocrisy. Or does 'physics' only apply to BioWare's work and not yours?

No. If this problem is solved, it should be solved. Giving her a helmet is not going to make Kasumi's outfit vacuum worthy. Nor Jacob's. Nor Miranda's. Not Samara's.

Modifié par David7204, 22 juillet 2013 - 12:54 .

[Cainhurst Crow]

David7204 wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Yes. It should prove that when it comes to outfits at least, the cost isn't in making them but distributing them. They could even simply recycle the body models off of other npc characters and save some money that way. It's not that hard to do. They even did that with the last few character outfit dlc's.

Please explain to me how something being released for free proves it was easy and quick to make.

Your entire point revolved around buying and selling, so that says to me that the reason the outfits weren't easy to make was due to cost issues.

I pointed out how it wasn't costly. And recycling outfits from other characters, even MP characters, is neither hard, nor time consuming.

Now I do believe this thread is beggining to run it's course. Anyone up for dessert?

[Dextro Milk]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

DeinonSlayer wrote...

billy the squid wrote...

 Guys, guys shtap!
Let's just admire dat characterisation.  deep characterisation

*snip*

Very deep indeed, may cause chafing, even - though I prefer this:





And the Waifu wars continue...

You know, that looks much better than the photoshop job. I still hate Tali, but I think you guys should have had that in the game.

BW was so lazy...

With mods... it is possible, eh? I love mods... 

[RabbitWrath]

i could get behind this..  

[Mr.House]

Finn the Jakey wrote...

Mr.House wrote...
No he's not.

Looks like armour to me.

Looksl ike a hsirt with big shoulder padding, he even takes it off like a shirt.

[David7204]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Your entire point revolved around buying and selling, so that says to me that the reason the outfits weren't easy to make was due to cost issues.

I pointed out how it wasn't costly. And recycling outfits from other characters, even MP characters, is neither hard, nor time consuming.

Now I do believe this thread is beggining to run it's course. Anyone up for dessert?

How exactly did you 'point out' it wasn't costly, again?

[The Night Mammoth]

David7204 wrote...

No. No, no, no. Such utter hypocrisy. You whine about physics and realism and laziness, and then give me this 'It's not so hard, they just need a helmet' garbage. No.

Such hypocrisy. Or does 'physics' only apply to BioWare's work and not yours?

No. If this problem is solved, it should be solved. Giving her a helmet is not going to make Kasumi's outfit vacuum worthy. Nor Jacob's. Nor Miranda's. Not Samara's.

Why not? 

[DeinonSlayer]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

You know, that looks much better than the photoshop job. I still hate Tali, but I think you guys should have had that in the game.

BW was so lazy...

It's in my game.

Gotta publish the .MOD for ME3 Explorer... just waiting for permission from the original artist.

[Cainhurst Crow]

David7204 wrote...

No. No, no, no. Such utter hypocrisy. You whine about physics and realism and laziness, and then give me this 'It's not so hard, they just need a helmet' garbage. No.

Such hypocrisy. Or does 'physics' only apply to BioWare's work and not yours?

No. If this problem is solved, it should be solved. Giving her a helmet is not going to make Kasumi's outfit vacuum worthy. Nor Jacob's. Nor Miranda's. Not Samara's.

It'd help at least let people handwave the rest.

[David7204]

The Night Mammoth wrote...

David7204 wrote...

No. No, no, no. Such utter hypocrisy. You whine about physics and realism and laziness, and then give me this 'It's not so hard, they just need a helmet' garbage. No.

Such hypocrisy. Or does 'physics' only apply to BioWare's work and not yours?

No. If this problem is solved, it should be solved. Giving her a helmet is not going to make Kasumi's outfit vacuum worthy. Nor Jacob's. Nor Miranda's. Not Samara's.

Why not? 

Because their clothing is not going to protect their skin and bodies from exposure to vacuum...

Modifié par David7204, 22 juillet 2013 - 12:58 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Yes. It should prove that when it comes to outfits at least, the cost isn't in making them but distributing them. They could even simply recycle the body models off of other npc characters and save some money that way. It's not that hard to do. They even did that with the last few character outfit dlc's.

Please explain to me how something being released for free proves it was easy and quick to make.

You're moving the goalposts, making onus probandi, and calling for more evidence than has been provided, even though enough evidence has been provided.

Really David, learn to argue. 

[RabbitWrath]

also as far as Jack goes... I've done crazy in RL and trust me it not that fun.

[Mr.House]

When talented armor modders for Skyrim can release a new unique armor in one day, the "It takes long" argument is not that valid.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

No. No, no, no. Such utter hypocrisy. You whine about physics and realism and laziness, and then give me this 'It's not so hard, they just need a helmet' garbage. No.

Such hypocrisy. Or does 'physics' only apply to BioWare's work and not yours?

No. If this problem is solved, it should be solved. Giving her a helmet is not going to make Kasumi's outfit vacuum worthy. Nor Jacob's. Nor Miranda's. Not Samara's.

You just swapped out your argument for another David. First, it's fine that BW doesn't make more armors for characters due to 'resources'. Now, you're trying to say what we've been telling you and trying to literally flip the argument around.

You've lost whatever argument you're trying to make. You're changing your parameters for your arguments. You have no argument anymore. 

Modifié par MassivelyEffective0730, 22 juillet 2013 - 01:03 .

[Han Shot First]

Steelcan wrote...

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.

I have to agree with Steelcan on this one. The below are all armors that are unique, varied, and practical:












My only complaint would be that some weren't paired with an optional helmet.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 22 juillet 2013 - 01:03 .

[RabbitWrath]

fine lets just all go naked and just have our shields or whatever and call it a day.

[David7204]

You can throw that credibility in the garbage the moment you mention 'Skyrim.'

Allow me to point out that Skyrim has far, far, far lower quality character meshes and armor than Mass Effect. Clipping is omnipresent. In addition, Skyrim doesn't have character animations anywhere even remotely close to the ones in Mass Effect. That doesn't even touch upon the design considerations that need to be considered for characters in Mass Effect but can be discarded for an optional Skyrim player character mod.

Modifié par David7204, 22 juillet 2013 - 01:03 .

[The Night Mammoth]

Why not? Do you know what their clothing is made out of?

[Mr.House]

David7204 wrote...

You can throw that credibility in the garbage the moment you mention 'Skyrim.'

Allow me to point out that Skyrim has far, far, far lower quality character meshes and armor than Mass Effect. Clipping is omnipresent. In addition, Skyrim doesn't have character animations anywhere even remotely close to the ones in Mass Effect.

Before you flap your gums about SKyrim modding, at least know what you're talking about. You just proved you have no clue about Skyrim modding or the community it self with this stupid comment.

[David7204]

My comment is reality. No person could possibly look at Skyrim and say the animations and clothing are anything close to Mass Effect.