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[Iakus]

See, you actually might be telling the truth, but I HIGHLY doubt you are and can you blame me considering most feminists seem to only bring up issues regarding women and ignore men's problems.

 

Also my point still stands, you bought a mature rated game and you think it's somehow innapproriate for adults to dress how they want in a video game?

 

I am telling the truth.  You just can't be bothered to verify.  But don't worry, I don't care enough about what you think of me to be offended.

 

And my point still stands:  People (men or women) should dress for their role.  Not use the "M" rating to go all stripperiffic.

[StarcloudSWG]

Is Mass Effect sexist? Yes, a little bit. It's also much less sexist than a ton of other games. And if you pay attention, you'll note that the asari being designated only strippers and mercs is completely incorrect. There are plenty of non strippers and non mercenary asari; it's just they don't matter to the story so you as a player don't notice them as prominently. But they are there. On Ilium, on the Citadel particularly in the first game where a third of the c-sec officers you see are asari, on the 'streets' of the Citadel, on Noveria, plenty of them around.

 

Is it sexist in terms of outfit design? Yes, yes it is. Particularly with Jack, but also Miranda and Samara. Heck, one of the writers even indirectly calls out the character artist who designed Miranda's outfit *in game* during Miranda's loyalty mission.

 

Athetya is exaggerating when she complains about how 'every' asari maiden ends up either a stripper or a mercenary.

 

Is Mass Effect misogynist? Absolutely not. Women are shown in positions of power and influence, and it does not denigrate women as an entire class of people.

[BioWareMod02]

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