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[JustValiant]

 I think it ruins a little bit the atmosphere of the game to see Miranda and Jack standing in (almost) space with nothing than their masks and their clothes. I think a hazard, battle or space suit would be quite fitting for many squadmates.:innocent:

[rmp]

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

Modifié par rmp, 09 février 2010 - 08:41 .

[easternswordman]

Yeh i agree. A large part of Miranda's chest is directly exposed in vaccum space, and it's crazy to figure how she manages to do that.

[TrouserSasquatch]

Yeah, it is rather silly.

[Anima3x3]

Hmm... never really noticed / thought about that before, but in some cases it makes sense. Unless all those real life astronauts are actually faking it to make it seem harder in space than it really is....

[rmp]

Not to mention her eyes, and there's no way that mask could be air tight. It's ridiculous.

[Eadghe]

Jup, their eyes would pop out in space with their silly breathing masks. I can't believe bioware produces such a major flaw.

[wraithofblades]

maybe they'll explain it ass the mass effect fields protecting them to a certain extent, however that still wouldnt explain why they even need the masks for that.

[GODzilla]

I cannot recall one single level or mission that took place in space. There were only oxigen lacking planets / locations, but no vaccum and no freezing temperatures.

A breathing mask and a kinetic barrier should suffice under these conditions...

[Shizly]

Yeah, now you mention it. Never noticed it. But mayby they have special suite's, it still is 150 years in the future.

[newcomplex]

Just mod it into the game with the PC version.    

Modifié par newcomplex, 09 février 2010 - 08:53 .

[Druss99]

wraithofblades wrote...

maybe they'll explain it ass the mass effect fields protecting them to a certain extent, however that still wouldnt explain why they even need the masks for that.

If they went for that explanation they could say it protects from vacuum but doesnt hold enough oxegen hence the masks. Still doesnt make alot of sense though.

[arch4non]

rmp wrote...

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

I did the exact same thing, I remember restarting the Collector Ship specifically to switch out Miranda for Thane. Garrus, Grunt, and Thane are pretty much the only acceptable squad mates for space missions.

Though, to be honest I'm not even sure about Garrus since he seems two have two different voice actors.

[Soldier989]

GODzilla_GSPB wrote...

I cannot recall one single level or mission that took place in space. There were only oxigen lacking planets / locations, but no vaccum and no freezing temperatures.
A breathing mask and a kinetic barrier should suffice under these conditions...

The Collector Cruiser, and there are a few side missions with planets that have little/no oxygen/air and dangerous chemicals all over the place.

[Laterali]

arch4non wrote...

rmp wrote...

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

I did the exact same thing, I remember restarting the Collector Ship specifically to switch out Miranda for Thane. Garrus, Grunt, and Thane are pretty much the only acceptable squad mates for space missions.

Though, to be honest I'm not even sure about Garrus since he seems two have two different voice actors.

Thank god I wasn't the only person to notice that Garrus has two different accents in the game. When i heard him say, " I'll be right der!"  I thought i was hearing things. So apparently Garrus is actually from New Jersey of all places, and just hides his accent cause he doesn't want to get teased....

But on topic, and stop me if I'm wrong, but there are no vaccum environments in this game. All of the places have some kind of atmosphere. So I doubt eyes would be popping out. I don't really think this is an issue, since barriers or mass effect generators could easily be an explanation.

Anyone ever see Futurama. The Prof hands out suppositories and The entire crew can walk around on the bottom of the ocean. Thats what is nice about videogames. It doesn't have to be logical to exist.

[Rainydays]

I just hated that Garrus` armor is still all busted up when you change his outfit.

You already have a character model with him in normal armor from the archangel mission, should have made that the alternative

[Conjurous Rex]

Completely agree with the original poster. Having people run around in space in their spandex cat suits just seemed wrong to me. Though I can understand why, Bioware probably didn't have the time or resources to make two models for every squad mate, which is unfortunate.

[rmp]

GODzilla_GSPB wrote...

I cannot recall one single level or mission that took place in space. There were only oxigen lacking planets / locations, but no vaccum and no freezing temperatures.
A breathing mask and a kinetic barrier should suffice under these conditions...

I don't recall exactly how EDI described the environment on the collector ship, but why did some characters automatically get a helmet with full face mask while Miranda gets only a partial face mask? To me, it seems the decision was all about looks.

Modifié par rmp, 09 février 2010 - 09:21 .

[screwoffreg]

They have kinetic shielding built into their suits. Also, with the high impact of kinetic weapondry in the future, having "more bulky armor" would realistically probably not help that much unless you are a robot or a Krogan.



Also, Miranda's clothing was addressed as an Asari called her out telling her "I am waiting for you to get dressed or does Cerebrus always let you **** around like that?"

[Valmy]

rmp wrote...

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

Huh?  Every single character since the very beginning of the series wears skin tight outfits, even the old people.  How is Miranda's inappropriate?

[Valmy]

screwoffreg wrote...

Also, Miranda's clothing was addressed as an Asari called her out telling her "I am waiting for you to get dressed or does Cerebrus always let you **** around like that?"

Which I found pretty ironic coming from an Asari.

I mean the whole galaxy dresses like that.

[rmp]

Valmy wrote...

rmp wrote...

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

Huh?  Every single character since the very beginning of the series wears skin tight outfits, even the old people.  How is Miranda's inappropriate?

We're talking about the space missions.

[Draconis6666]

When is it ever said the collector cruiser is in total vacum, its not.

[Valmy]

rmp wrote...

We're talking about the space missions.

Ah yes.  That I agree with.  Would it hurt to give everybody a helmet like in ME1?

[Conjurous Rex]

Valmy wrote...

rmp wrote...

Agreed 100%. I restarted a certain mission to bring a different squadmate because of Miranda's outrageously inappropriate clothing and equipment.

Huh?  Every single character since the very beginning of the series wears skin tight outfits, even the old people.  How is Miranda's inappropriate?

It's not such a problem that the outfits are skin tight, it's that they aren't airtight.