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None of them are rock climbers, sprinters, distance runners, martial artists, gymnasts, acrobats, etc.  Those "accoutrements" literally impinge/hinder athletic physical function, just like a beer gut on a guy wrecks their athletic abilities. 
 
High athleticism is contrary to body fat. Boobs are fat, the higher your athleticism/conditioning level, the smaller your breasts must get (same with fat butt).  It's ONE of the benefits of exercize and one of its intended outcomes.
 
What you will never see: big boobed, big butt women passing Ranger school.  http://www.military....er-school.html Not a single one of them big boobed, big butted.  The only two that made it through are also not built such because they'd never have made it through even the first phase.  The women that even TRIED to get in were in the top shape of their lives, not curvy pin-up girls.  Athletic and very lean. Here's another example of what females can even handle the entrance requirements: http://www.military....r-school.html  Note to the unknowing: MOST special forces guys are not big Vega-style muscle men.  Even THAT tends to be more hindrance to the physical requirements of Special Forces.  The guys tend towards lean wiry functional muscle because the activities favor that sort of strength rather than raw strength. Being able to bench 300-400 lbs isn't something that gives a guy any advantage at all in Special Forces training.  The opposite, in fact. 
 
I've spent more years in the gym than most of ya'll have been alive and I never ever have seen the curvy pin-up excelling in: yoga, pilates, weight lifting, wall climbing, functional gym activities, running, aerobics, etc.  The largest of them are bigger than average for women in muscle, not fat, not boob, not butt.


Serena Williams. There are so many more as well.

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Serena Williams.

this lady?

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yeah....I don't remember anything like that. That's muscle on a large framed, 5'9 165lb woman, not disproportionate double D's and a bubble butt slapped on what would be an otherwise rail thin 5'5 120lb woman with twigs for arms and legs.

Let's be honest, she isn't typically thought of as the generic female beauty ideal. Kate Upton types are, and that's closer to how most ME females look by ME3 (though even more generously proportioned in some cases).



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Couldn´t we continue bitching about the newest "information" in the leak?

 

All those boobs and butts make me uncomfortable. :D



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Couldn´t we continue bitching about the newest "information" in the leak?

 

All those boobs and butts make me uncomfortable. :D

Well, part of the "information" was having a companion who is a "buxom blonde", so... :whistle:



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Serena Williams. There are so many more as well.


I was going to use personal experience as well. Post age 25 I put on lots of weight even on a strict 2000 calorie diet. I started weight lifting and other excercise routines in my 30s. In my 40s while still make your Dr cry fat I was running a 7 minute mile, benching 350 and more flexible than I have ever been. Super soldier no, but I am athletic and obese. The fat just won't go away without going down to 1200 calories but I can get fit with it. If I can get to where I am in my 40s someone younger and more talented can get a heck of a lot further while still carrying some weight.

And when it comes to special forces. I've seen a full range. From down right slim and wiry to muscle bound beasts.
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this lady?

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yeah....I don't remember anything like that. That's muscle on a large framed, 5'9 165lb woman, not disproportionate double D's and a bubble butt slapped on what would be an otherwise rail thin 5'5 120lb woman with twigs for arms and legs.

Let's be honest, she isn't typically thought of as the generic female beauty ideal. Kate Upton types are, and that's closer to how most ME females look by ME3 (though even more generously proportioned in some cases).

 

Yeah, but admit it - you would.



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All true, however, it's a videogame. If you aren't complaining about small women beating up large men with their bare hands or aliens or FTL travel then it seems a little odd that women having breasts is too much to suspend your belief for. 

 

I ignored that :)  One of the biggest face-palms for me was the end of the Shadow Broker.  My Shep is male.  The males in ME are all rather well muscled (Vega being at the extreme end of the scale but still, Bailey, Shepard, Alenko, etc, all are fairly buff.  No matter, I face-palmed when even my Shep went toe-to-toe with the Shadow Broker.  That was the equivalent of a guy going up against a rhino or hippo and thinking that even for a moment he could do more than irritate the behemoth.  That Yhag (Yag, Yog?) weighed in at least like a rhino.  Not even Vega could have done squat against it on a direct physical level.  Toss in a 130lb female Shep?  Actually, no difference because she would be as hopeless against a rhino as even a 200lb guy so one may as well be the other.  

 

For realism purposes, Shepard should never have gotting within touching distance of the Shadow Broker just to avoid being pulped, armor or not.



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this lady?

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yeah....I don't remember anything like that. That's muscle on a large framed, 5'9 165lb woman, not disproportionate double D's and a bubble butt slapped on what would be an otherwise rail thin 5'5 120lb woman with twigs for arms and legs.

Let's be honest, she isn't typically thought of as the generic female beauty ideal. Kate Upton types are, and that's closer to how most ME females look by ME3 (though even more generously proportioned in some cases).

 

 

Not fat, not big boobed, her butt is muscle and she is not especially curvy as far as curvy women go.  She's also large for a woman (large as in stature and muscle as 165lbs - mucle-lean 165- is towards the extreme end of the female form.



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This is why ME should adopt what Dragons Dogma did. Allow for different body types. I'm not built like Male Shep was but nor am I "obese" or a "string bean." Why can't people with different builds save the day or excel at um...pathfinding? I get that ME is more cinematic than Dragon's Dogma but still... Does being thinner or wider really effect things THAT much? Sure, DA:I had an issue with this but those things could be fixed by now couldn't they? It is the same engine after all.
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This is why ME should adopt what Dragons Dogma did. Allow for different body types. I'm not built like Male Shep was but nor am I "obese" or a "string bean." Why can't people with different builds save the day or excel at um...pathfinding? I get that ME is more cinematic than Dragon's Dogma but still... Does being thinner or wider really effect things THAT much? Sure, DA:I had an issue with this but those things could be fixed by now couldn't they? It is the same engine after all.

I'm really hoping Bioware adds the ability to customize the character's body as well as face. More and more games are doing it now, even cinematic ones, so we know it is possible. Luckilly Bioware seems to be at least looking into it, since a while ago they tweeted about looking into Character Creators like the ones from Black Desert, EVE Online, etc. which are the best CCs out there.  



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I'm really hoping Bioware adds the ability to customize the character's body as well as face. More and more games are doing it now, even cinematic ones, so we know it is possible. Luckilly Bioware seems to be at least looking into it, since a while ago they tweeted about looking into Character Creators like the ones from Black Desert, EVE Online, etc. which are the best CCs out there.


Maker please!

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Heresy, there are only 3 bad bond movies. The rest go from good to amazing.

 

Pfft. I'm a lifelong Bond fan and even I won't pretend there are only 3 bad Bond movies. Most Roger Moore Bond movies are only good to laugh at, with A View To A Kill being one of the dumbest movies ever made. Two out of Brosnan's four are God awful. Never Say Never Again is a stupid remake of a mediocre movie. On Her Majesty's Secret Service is made silly and hard to watch by Lazenby's terrible acting. The Living Daylights is basically a children's movie. Skyfall feels like it's missing an act and it's entirely derivative("the bad guy wanted to get caught!"). And Spectre is as campy as a Roger Moore installment(the case is literally cracked by a mouse and Bond falls in love again for no reason). And let's not forget that every Daniel Craig installment has Bond going rogue. 


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I think I just figured out why Ashley's Marksman ability doesn't work. It's impossible to aim a rifle effectively with a pair of coffee cans glued to your chest.

Well-played, Bioware.

 

Just a note, there is now a fix for Ashley's marksman bug.  I've included it in my Ashley mods (that give her a breast reduction among other things) and a few others have done so as well (included the marksman bug fix, that is).  http://www.nexusmods...ect3/mods/179/?

 

I also fixed her spray-on "tshirt" in the hospital scene, making it look like she's actually wearing a tshirt rather than black body paint.



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Pfft. I'm a lifelong Bond fan and even I won't pretend there are only 3 bad Bond movies. Most Roger Moore Bond movies are only good to laugh at, with A View To A Kill being one of the dumbest movies ever made. Two out of Brosnan's four are God awful. Never Say Never Again is a stupid remake of a mediocre movie. On Her Majesty's Secret Service is made silly and hard to watch by Lazenby's terrible acting. The Living Daylights is basically a children's movie. Skyfall feels like it's missing an act and it's entirely derivative("the bad guy wanted to get caught!"). And Spectre is as campy as a Roger Moore installment(the case is literally cracked by a mouse and Bond falls in love again for no reason). And let's not forget that every Daniel Craig installment has Bond going rogue. 

 

 

I challenge you on this!  A View to A Kill cannot come close to as stupid/ridiculous as Moonraker was.  I'll never forget "Jaws" biting through a huge cable and his falling for some goofy chick in that movie.  I prefer to ignore the fact that ANY Roger Moore Bond movies ever existed at all. 

 

I love Craig as Bond, with Connery being second.



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Pfft. I'm a lifelong Bond fan and even I won't pretend there are only 3 bad Bond movies. Most Roger Moore Bond movies are only good to laugh at, with A View To A Kill being one of the dumbest movies ever made. Two out of Brosnan's four are God awful. Never Say Never Again is a stupid remake of a mediocre movie. On Her Majesty's Secret Service is made silly and hard to watch by Lazenby's terrible acting. The Living Daylights is basically a children's movie. Skyfall feels like it's missing an act and it's entirely derivative("the bad guy wanted to get caught!"). And Spectre is as campy as a Roger Moore installment(the case is literally cracked by a mouse and Bond falls in love again for no reason). And let's not forget that every Daniel Craig installment has Bond going rogue.


Heathen. Skyfall is amazing maybe the best bond movie ever, specter and his casino real are close behind.

And Roger Moore rocked it. Different take but the movies were great. A view to a kill is awesome and not just because I'm from the SF Bay Area.
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Heathen. Skyfall is amazing maybe the best bond movie ever, specter and his casino real are close behind.

And Roger Moore rocked it. Different take but the movies were great. A view to a kill is awesome and not just because I'm from the SF Bay Area.

 

Skyfall is crap. As I mentioned earlier, it's basically missing an act(where is the build-up for Silva? ), is completely derivative(bad guy wanted caught, excessively elaborate plan is cartoonish, Bond goes rogue, etc), it muddied the lore and tone of the entire franchise, Bond is creepy as hell("hey, former sex slave, I'm gonna **** you now without your permission"), and it featured Javiar Bardem's dumbest monologue ever(and that's saying something, considering how many long, stupid monologues Bardem has delivered in his movies). 

 

Spectre is silly as hell(mouse cracks the case, couch landing, helicopter fight for no reason, dying guy is cryptic and unhelpful for no reason, superhuman henchman is immune to death and wears evil press-on nails on the off-chance he has to gouge out eyeballs, Bond falls in love with one of the worst Bond girls ever, said Bond girl goes to sleep fully clothed and wakes up in a nightie, bad guy's motivation is childhood anger over having to share his toys, etc), turns Blofeld into an even sillier villain somehow while also completely ****ing up the timeline of the films by introducing Blofeld this way, Daniel Craig completely phoned in his performance, and Ralph Fiennes is completely wasted as M. 

 

And if you think A View To A Kill is awesome you have bad taste. It's so stupid they covered it on How Did This Get Made. That movie is only good to laugh at. 



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Just a note, there is now a fix for Ashley's marksman bug.  I've included it in my Ashley mods (that give her a breast reduction among other things) and a few others have done so as well (included the marksman bug fix, that is).  http://www.nexusmods...ect3/mods/179/?
 
I also fixed her spray-on "tshirt" in the hospital scene, making it look like she's actually wearing a tshirt rather than black body paint.


Ooh, that sounds excellent. If I ever pick up the game for PC, I'll be sure to check it out - I have it for PS3. Thanks for letting me know.

Is there a mod to fix the silly walk / run animation for DA:I? If so, I might get the game at some point.

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Skyfall is crap. As I mentioned earlier [...] it muddied the lore and tone of the entire franchise


I agree with most of this post but I frankly don't understand how the quoted part is even a criticism. The Bond films kind of have a lore, but not really, and it's cavalierly thrown out or outright played with when necessary. And "tone" changes wildly between different directors, let alone lead actors. From Russia With Love was significantly dissimilar to Goldfinger and Thunderball; it's only loosely related to A View To A Kill and is almost nothing like Die Another Day or Casino Royale. Often, the films are campy and stupid, but not always. There's usually a Bad Guy and a Chief Henchman, but not always. The secondary and tertiary characters have changed dramatically; Lois Maxwell, Caroline Bliss, Samantha Bond, and Naomie Harris have all played quite different Moneypennys, and Bernard Lee had a much different M than did Judi Dench. Tanner was sort of a thing for awhile, then there was Robinson, and then we got Tanner again.

That's just kind of the way the films are. Bond is a white, heterosexual, more-or-less posh, conservative British man with an overactive sex life who works as a hired thug for MI-6 and extols the virtues of British imperialism, and those are the only things that have stayed constant across every film. Frankly, a lot of those things could stand to be dropped by the wayside, too.

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What the **** are you people talking about right now?

 

I read through the last page and it seems like we are way off-topic regarding a supposed leak to information we sort of knew but can't confirm.

 

So anyone taking bets that Cora and Drack were the two companions mentioned? I assume Drack at least due to the Krogan...



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I'm more than willing to bet that we have 6-8 squadmates, including Cora and Drack.  But with BioWare is kind'a like California ATM.  Drought of info, much like rain, don't think we're gonna be getting any anytime soon.



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Ooh, that sounds excellent. If I ever pick up the game for PC, I'll be sure to check it out - I have it for PS3. Thanks for letting me know.Is there a mod to fix the silly walk / run animation for DA:I? If so, I might get the game at some point.

Nexus had lots of mods for many games, including DA games. My own Ashley ponytail mod is a derivative of a DA mod (with permission of the originator). I don't have DA anything so I don't know if there's a mod for the walk. I suspect that is a mod that would be difficult to pull off as it involves changing animations in the game. There are no such mods for ME3 and I doubt there's any for DA:I unless a bunch of tools were provided for modders (VERY doubtful because while Bioware doesn't oppose modding, they certainly don't aid it. The tools for modding ME3 are a result of some hard reverse engineering and luck by the ME3EXPLORER devs). Fortunately, for ME:A there MAY be a dev kit released in the same way that there is a Unreal Dev Kit but that only partially works for modding ME3 -but is CRITICAL for doing mesh mods).

You can always search Nexus or even ModDB sites.
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Well, part of the "information" was having a companion who is a "buxom blonde", so... :whistle:


Yeah they had me hooked at petite buxom blonde.

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Yah, it's not the first time they've done a petite blonde.  Look at SW:TOR and Shadows Of Revan expansion.

 

http://starwars.wiki...iki/Lana_Beniko

 

EDIT :  Buxom?  Ehhh, I'll let you decide.



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So anyone taking bets that Cora and Drack were the two companions mentioned? I assume Drack at least due to the Krogan...

Well yeah, obviously, since the person who made up this leak is working from the same source we are, just they're adding some fanfic to back up their fakery.



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I agree with most of this post but I frankly don't understand how the quoted part is even a criticism. The Bond films kind of have a lore, but not really, and it's cavalierly thrown out or outright played with when necessary.


It was always just sort of accepted, even by the Broccoli's, that James Bond in film is not one man. He is, in fact, each of the different men we've seen him as. Sean Connery played one incarnation, Roger Moore another, etc. Each new Bond was the successor to the last agent who was assigned the name to go along with it's correlating 00 designation. Skyfall crapped all over that and essentially invalidated all Bond films that came before Casino Royale. None of the pre-Craig films could have happened, meaning Casino Royale was a total reboot of the franchise. And that causes all sorts of problems on it's own, like M being the same person as in the Brosnan installments and such. It's a mess of Skyfall's making.

And "tone" changes wildly between different directors, let alone lead actors. From Russia With Love was significantly dissimilar to Goldfinger and Thunderball; it's only loosely related to A View To A Kill and is almost nothing like Die Another Day or Casino Royale. Often, the films are campy and stupid, but not always. There's usually a Bad Guy and a Chief Henchman, but not always. The secondary and tertiary characters have changed dramatically; Lois Maxwell, Caroline Bliss, Samantha Bond, and Naomie Harris have all played quite different Moneypennys, and Bernard Lee had a much different M than did Judi Dench. Tanner was sort of a thing for awhile, then there was Robinson, and then we got Tanner again.


No Bond film had ever devolved into a Home Alone sequel until Skyfall. No Bond film had ever tried to pass off a Joker knock-off as the antagonist until Skyfall. No Bond film had ever shown Bond to be a lazy turncoat until Skyfall.

That's just kind of the way the films are. Bond is a white, heterosexual, more-or-less posh, conservative British man with an overactive sex life who works as a hired thug for MI-6 and extols the virtues of British imperialism, and those are the only things that have stayed constant across every film. Frankly, a lot of those things could stand to be dropped by the wayside, too.


But that's the thing. Those are not always constants and Casino Royale showed that they probably shouldn't be. The fact that after Casino Royale they kept creeping back more and more to the old formula shows that none of the films since have been as inspired or intelligent. Casino Royale made a promise that the franchise couldn't keep. They rebooted the franchise in a really smart, timely way just to veer it right back to Brosnan/Moore territory.