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[massive_effect]

It would be nice to have armor options like Samara or Miranda. I'm not into the She-hulk look.

[vdeity]

Just take Samara and Miranda with you.

Shepard isn't a stripper.

[Miths]

I think Samara looks horrible with those huge shoulder pads. And her plastic surgeon didn't really do a particularly great job, so I would have appreciated less cleavage (there's something I never thought I would hear myself say ).

Edit: By the way, is it just me or are your Asari squad mates - present and former - rather less attractive than most Asari in this game?

Modifié par Miths, 10 février 2010 - 06:50 .

[Zackariahas]

vdeity wrote...

Just take Samara and Miranda with you.
Shepard isn't a stripper.

Lol

[massive_effect]

It is obvious that all armor was first designed for male Shep, and then tweaked for fem Shep. She looks more like a male effeminate heterosexual than a woman.

[syllogi]

Miths wrote...

I think Samara looks horrible with those huge shoulder pads. And her plastic surgeon didn't really do a particularly great job, so I would have appreciated less cleavage (there's something I never thought I would hear myself say ).

Edit: By the way, is it just me or are your Asari squad mates - present and former - rather less attractive than most Asari in this game?

After six hundred years, it's obvious that Samara is using biotic "support" to keep that outfit looking good.  More comfortable than Matriarch Benezia's corset, I suppose.  

I loved Samara, even if she wasn't the most attractive asari in the game, she was very interesting, and sexy in her own way.  Liara is very attractive as well...although the painted on eyebrows will always be a mystery... 

[IceSavage]

What i found the weirdest though was if take the default N7 armor on femShep and use the heavy strip pattern, then strips over her chest make it seem like she is wearing a very ugly bikini.

[SimonTheFrog]

Yes, we need the light human armor again!



Honestly, i play a female sentinel and still look like a icehockey player.

That's just not right.



I want slim, elegant armor options for the biotic and technic classes and armor that reflects that i'm a girl.

[Gemini1179]

The Cerberus armor is the worst on a FemShep. At least the Collectors and Blood Dragon retain some feminine lines.

[Darth Obvious]

Yes, give us some LIGHT armor. The light armors looked so good in the first ME, and we really need this as a DLC or something.

[syllogi]

I loved the female armor from the beginning of the game. I was watching Shepard flailing and dying in space thinking "I really like that light armor she's wearing"...

[Shvabic]

I like it. The squadmates look ridiculous. But medium or light armor designs wouldn't hurt.

[Naltair]

I like that they did not sexualize the armor, wow... I am not sure what people want anymore.



I like that Shepard can be sexy without being an overt sex object.

[Darth Obvious]

Naltair wrote...

I like that they did not sexualize the armor, wow... I am not sure what people want anymore.

I like that Shepard can be sexy without being an overt sex object.

I agree that things like cleavage (samara) and butt-crack (miranda) are downright silly, and I wouldn't want anything like that for FemShep, but we need a light armor that doesn't have the big shoulder pads and awkward collar of the ones in the game. As I said before, the light armor design from ME1 was great, so why not give us something like that (which we could customize like the heavier N7 armor already in the game).

[Stofsk]

I don't like the light armour from ME1, but I do like the medium armour. That would be welcome.

[Invalidcode]

Blood dragon looks really rice on FemShep.

[Rybo Collier]

People were complaining that medium or light armor was lame in the first game. Now bioware removes it and people want it again. You people are ridiculous.

[SelphieSK]

Rybo Collier wrote...

People were complaining that medium or light armor was lame in the first game. Now bioware removes it and people want it again. You people are ridiculous.

QFT.

[Gemini1179]

Invalidcode wrote...

Blood dragon looks really rice on FemShep.

Agreed.

[Darth Obvious]

stofsk wrote...

I don't like the light armour from ME1, but I do like the medium armour. That would be welcome.

Well, the N7 armor in the game is basically medium armor in most ways, as it doesn't have the super-huge shoulder/arm guards of ME1 heavy armor.

But I definitely think the ME2 N7 armor looks better on FemShep than the medium armor did from ME1, which was way too masculine looking in general (big shoulders/narrow hips, which was weird, because heavy wasn't nearly as bad). That's why I always went with either light or heavy.

[The Demonologist]

Not to be that guy, but it -is- military gear. Doesn't need to be sexy to work.

[MajesticJazz]

Funny how when it comes to the female, people want her (Shepard) to show curves and whatnot. This just proves how difficult it is for women to progress in the professional world because us men will only "appreciate" a female if she is sexy/attractive/bordernline sex object.



Please people, be more open-minded.

[The Demonologist]

Or give ManShep something skin tight that shows every etching of every muscle with a very large, noticeable bulge.



Fairness.

[Willie_on_Wheels]

I still think femshep is too femenine. I mean, if you'd spent 10 years being an elite commando, you wouldn't be slim and elegant, you'd be a honed slab of angry muscle, whatever the gender.

[Jazharah]

Willie_on_Wheels wrote...

I still think femshep is too
femenine. I mean, if you'd spent 10 years being an elite commando, you
wouldn't be slim and elegant, you'd be a honed slab of angry muscle,
whatever the gender.

What about adepts and engineers? Not all femSheps are 'commando's' and spend all their free time in the gym bodybuilding.

Rybo Collier wrote...

People were complaining that medium or light armor was lame in the first game. Now bioware removes it and people want it again. You people are ridiculous.

Have you considered the possibility this may not be the same people talking about this issue?
I agree with the fact that the *limitation* to light or medium armor wasn't necessary. That doesn't mean I don't like the looks of either.

In that regard: yes please, more 'feminine' armors would be very much welcomed imo. No need for 'sexing out femShep, but a less bulky, hulky icehockey-inspired tank armor would be very welcome.

Oh, and add with that the ability to toggle the helmet and more casual wear please. Aesthetics matter.

Modifié par Jazharah, 10 février 2010 - 06:16 .