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[DeinonSlayer]

You know what makes that even worse? The broken glass is scattered on the ground *before* the coup even happens. As in, you hit the Citadel after Mars and that glass is already broken. The window is in place, but there's broken glass on the ground.

For me it isn't broken glass on the floor; instead there's a section of wall peppered with bullet holes pre-Coup.

[Undead Han]

For me it isn't broken glass on the floor; instead there's a section of wall peppered with bullet holes pre-Coup.

 

That one I could overlook. 

 

The billowing smoke in the background while out on Citadel 'dates' with squad mates later on was kind of annoying though. At some point after leaving the Citadel post-Coup and returning it should have at least returned to its pre-Coup state.

[Steelcan]

There's a cutscene when you crash into Cronos that has a blood stain on the floor before Cortez runs over anyone

[themikefest]

When leaving the shuttle, on Chronos, you hear  squeaking from the robot when itmoves  alongside Shepard just before you gain control of Shepard. It would be no good on any stealth mission  making noises like that.

[Animositisomina]

For me it isn't broken glass on the floor; instead there's a section of wall peppered with bullet holes pre-Coup.

lol yeah I've seen that too, fortunately it goes away on its own... which is rather odd in itself.

[Obadiah]

On Noveria, if Shep offers to betray Opold to Analeios, he can come back later and tell Analeios that he instead gave Opold the pacakge just because he doesn't like Analeios.

[themikefest]

If you do a playthrough with T'soni, Vega and edi only and take James and Liara on the beam run, no one will tell Joker to leave if you pick destroy. All he will do is turn his head and say damn. Samantha will still be there standing behind Joker

 

When you encounter Wrex on the Citadel, he will activate his omnitool with the dialogue from the Dalatross in sabotaging the cure. When Shepard says, "if I sabotage the cure" her mouth moves in sync with the audio from the omnitool

here's the vidoe with femshep

 

here's with maleshep. It not as noticeable as with femshep

[ImaginaryMatter]

On Noveria, if Shep offers to betray Opold to Analeios, he can come back later and tell Analeios that he instead gave Opold the pacakge just because he doesn't like Analeios.

 

I think I'm going to try this the next time I play ME1.

[kleindropper]

I just noticed that if you put an unloyal Garrus in charge of team 2 during the Collector base biotic bubble run, his comments over the radio are much more panicked and desperate than what he says when he is loyal.

[Hadeedak]

When rescuing the turian platoon, you get a harvester you can kill with vanguard charge/melee if you're fast enough.

 

It is pretty much the most glorious thing in the whole trilogy, and will remain so until I figure out how to kill a reaper with charge.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Notice the difference in reactions between femshep and manshep when Anderson tells them they are a little soft around the edges.

(About 2 mins in)

 

A free date with Chelsea Clinton for nayone who can tell my why that little difference is in there (bonus points if you can guess my g/f's reaction when I showed her about ten minutes ago).

 

Femshep checks her midsection with both hands. Sheploo only with one. 

 

Your g/f's reaction... "Do you think I'm fat?" - that's kind of a generational reaction.

 

I agree with your g/f. There is always a degree of sexism in the games. This is 2014. This story is set in 2186. However, one just has to look at the percentage of women who are on the writing and design team to understand how things like this and the lingering ass shots happen.

[SwobyJ]

Agreed Julia.

 

It's not blatantly disgusting or anything, but at least to me, it's a clear (though minor) discrimination (this can be a hot button word, but take it more neutrally here) between the sexes.

 

And sometimes I don't mind it. FemShep going 'out on the town' with Miranda is done differently than with MaleShep. Sure! I'm even all for it.

 

Sometimes I don't really get it. Like that small bit on Vancouver. It's not enraging. It's not even upsetting. But I don't get it - in a "Why is this necessary?" kind of way.

 

All I can say is that if I was the one to greenlight/design scenes, it wouldn't be happening. Male and Female Shepard would both use the one or two hands with no differences.

 

 

EDIT: And no ass shots during supposedly serious scenes. I don't care if there's a super sekret reason behind it (as I like to theorize). It still shouldn't be happening like this.

[von uber]

I think it is interesting that it seems only female posters have 'liked' the post, and it is (i presume) mainly the male ones who have either derided it or dismissed it out of hand.

[Cknarf]

Because it's not a big enough detail to raise a stink about, in my opinion.  If female Shepard struggled to pick up Kaidan/Ashley on Mars, maybe that'd be worthy of some complaints.  

I will agree on this:  Miranda's buttcheeks.  Did we REALLY need that shot?

[Obadiah]

@Von Uber
Yeah, for this male I dismissed it. I think its more interesting what people can take offense at. Miranda's depiction, sure. Femshep using two hands on stomach, gonna have to go on that crusade without me.

[von uber]

@Von Uber
Yeah, for this male I dismissed it. I think its more interesting what people can take offense at. Miranda's depiction, sure. Femshep using two hands on stomach, gonna have to go on that crusade without me.

 

By 'people' you mean women?

[KaiserShep]

I play M!Shep so seldom I never would have noticed that detail. I can't really weigh on it much myself other than that it's a weird distinction to have.

[Cknarf]

He probably meant people, as in humans.  People that try to make everything a big deal, as we see here.  

Yes, it is an interesting detail, good eye for catching it.  It's odd that there's a difference at all, but it's not like Anderson slapped her on the behind and say "Bring me sandwiches, for you are beneath me, wench!".

Rampant sexism everywhere.  Bioware hates women.  They're probably all racist too, you know, being humans and all.  You humans are all racist.

[Obadiah]

By 'people' you mean women?

In this case by "people" I mostly meant you.

[von uber]

In this case by "people" I mostly meant you.

 

Ah I see, personal eh. Nice. And for your information, I didn't take offence (which if you'd bother to read the post you would see).

 

Rampant sexism everywhere.  Bioware hates women.  They're probably all racist too, you know, being humans and all.  You humans are all racist.

 

See, thing is you were fine until you conflated it - no-one (and certainly not I) suggests Bioware hates women or are racist, but they certainy have issues in how they are portrayed (and not all in all cases, it's a mixed bag).

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I play M!Shep so seldom I never would have noticed that detail. I can't really weigh on it much myself other than that it's a weird distinction to have.

 

I only play femShep, and from a body language thing it seemed like a perfectly natural reaction to me so I thought nothing of it at the time. That's what I would have done. I never knew there was a difference until you put up the vid of Sheploo. The objection I have to the scene is that femShep is not soft around the middle, and that line should have been dropped from Anderson's dialogue, thus eliminating that part of the scene.

 

The gratuitous lingering ass shots and stuff like that we've been trying to get rid of for years without any success. How can I take Miranda seriously as a character when I'm looking at the bionic ass? Jack's bullet-proof tattoos didn't exactly have sex appeal - well maybe to some people. I did think it would get a bit drafty, and did she use some kind of glue to keep those straps in place?

[Cknarf]

I always wondered what was up with those straps.  I use either the loyalty outfit, or the DLC one, 'cause her default 'clothing' was just silly.  Have fun with that sunburn on Tuchanka, Jack.

Same with Miranda though.  I wish her armored  alternate appearance would have carried over to ME3. 

[von uber]

Jack's bullet-proof tattoos didn't exactly have sex appeal - well maybe to some people. I did think it would get a bit drafty, and did she use some kind of glue to keep those straps in place?

 

What about the carefully modelled outline of her nipples? Sexy?

 

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Jack: Hey, Shepard, could you turn up the heat a bit?

 

And how come I never got the pet varren?

[Cknarf]

What about the carefully modelled outline of her nipples? Sexy?

Just noticed that at Grissom last time through.  

"We asked Jack to use better language around our students blah." 

But you know, getting her an official teaching uniform would have been too much lol.