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[RZIBARA]

Like seriously, I'm going to be cringing if we have characters running around in stiletto's, catsuits, spandex, etc. 

 

Not to mention exposed skin in combat and outer space

 

EDIT: I am mainly referring to the combat outfits, casual outfits are ok

EDIT 2: This has nothing to do with being politically correct, as I could care less about that bullcrap. This is about logic and practicality

EDIT 3: If you are going to bring up feminism, Anita Sarkesian, or any of the gamergate, feminism gaming war bullcrap, then please feel free to get the **** off my thread.

 

EDIT 4 (September 17th, 2015): I AM NOT A SJW. YOU CAN MAKE A CHARACTER LOOK ATTRACTIVE WITHOUT PUTTING THEM IN SUITS THAT ARE IMPRACTICAL AND NONSENSICAL. I DO NOT CARE WHAT GENDER DESIGNS THESE OUTFITS. I DO NOT CARE ABOUT POLITICAL CORRECTNESS.

[WildOrchid]

[Leo]

That'd be nice.

 

But we'll probably have everyone breathing in space and wearing teeny tiny bikini's.

[Xen]

nah, because all biower fans are like this.

[The Qun & the Damned]

nah, because all biower fans are like this.

I love the fact that they put the 'investigate' option right near her pooper #eyeroll

[Ryzaki]

Eh I don't care as long as there's eyecandy across the board. But I'm shallow like that *shrugs*

[bondari reloads.]

Then be prepared to cringe.

(M)ass Effect: Assdromeda will be a thing. There may be more Liara haters fearing her return, but I'm worried they turned Miranda immortal just to have something to zoom in on during cutscenes.

[KaiserShep]

Then be prepared to cringe.

(M)ass Effect: Assdromeda will be a thing. There may be more Liara haters fearing her return, but I'm worried they turned Miranda immortal just to have something to zoom in on during cutscenes.

Or better yet, a Liara memorial, and they'll use this as the model for the statue in her honor. 

 

[FKA_Servo]

Well, it's only a matter of time now before someone sincerely and unironically uses this as Exhibit A on "the SJWs are ruining Mass Effect."

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

I want to be able to dress every crew member like Frank N Furter.

 

 

I believe we can make it happen, if we all try hard enough.

[laudable11]

Please remove the stick, y'all. It doesn't hurt to have a catsuit every once in awhile.

[bondari reloads.]

Or better yet, a Liara memorial, and they'll use this as the model for the statue in her honor.

Boobs+butt pose - check, but what about boob physics? You know, like Quiet from MGS V. BW really have to step up their action figure game. Haptic experience is where it's at.

http://www.geek.com/...-boobs-1622615/

[ruggly]

No, I must be able to wear this!

 

[Han Shot First]

Please remove the stick, y'all. It doesn't hurt to have a catsuit every once in awhile.

 

I think it depends on what is meant by catsuit.

 

If its something like Miranda wore, I'd rather not see something similar in ME:A because it isn't armor. But it is also including some of the armor that was on the form-fitting side, I'd disagree. I think those designs look better than overly bulky stuff like the Cerberus assault troopers wore.

[Hazegurl]

Oh Please Miranda's booty is nothing compared to Kaidan's Biotic booty.  Which Bioware didn't show enough of btw.

 

[WildOrchid]

No, I must be able to wear this!

 

 

Dem...........

 

 

 

freckles.

[Golden_Persona]

Since guys are as sexualized and put through hell as any female character in games I'd rather they continue doing what they're doing. For every Miranda there was a James Vega with his rippling Krogan-like body type, and a Jacob whom Shepard couldn't talk to without sounding like a hore after his BBC. Seriously his suit is as skin tight as Miranda's.

 

It's all been treated as equally as any other series, people just don't want to see it.

[Steelcan]

Nah I'm fine as is

[FKA_Servo]

No, I must be able to wear this!

 

 

See, the fact that my male chiss is wearing that exact armor, cut the exact same way, means they're doing it right.

[heinoMK2]

Like seriously, I'm going to be cringing if we have characters running around in stiletto's, catsuits, spandex, etc. 

 

Absolutely support this when it comes to combat situations: no high heels, no breath masks instead of full helmets in hard vacuum, no skirt armour. Simply no such nonsense. When it comes to casual attire being worn on the ship or in any civil area, i really don't mind any "sexualized" attires.
 

[TeffexPope]

Around the ship or on shore leave, I don't see an issue with very casual wear. But, yeah, I don't care how good shield tech is, nobody in their right mind is going to run around a battlefield with no body armor. Nor a helmet, but of course for narrative reasons helmets can be a detriment to story telling (for example, as realistic and authentic band of brothers was, in certain battle scenes they'd have the characters remove their helmets when in reality they'd never dream of doing so, in order to better let the viewer know who is saying and doing what). But, hey, if there's somebody on my team who feels comfortable in a catsuit, then wear a catsuit!

[The Elder King]

Oh Please Miranda's booty is nothing compared to Kaidan's Biotic booty.  Which Bioware didn't show enough of btw.
 

I'd say I still prefer Miranda's .
I'd prefer At least too see characters wearing proper armour and helmets in combat. I can deal with whatever they want to wear off-duty.

[N7Jamaican]

I didn't like how Jack was half-naked with a thin leather strap covering just her breasts.  So happy and glad they've cleaned her up in ME3

[laudable11]

I noticed that Jacob was wearing a skin tight suit a well. As a man I didn't even give a damn. What's the problem?