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[Sialater]

Mir5 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Aesthetics aside... they're dressing him for people living NOW.

Huh? I bet people living now are pretty much all dead by the late 22nd century.
To understand my point look up the meaning of RPG.

Okay, back to real life. The game's made for us, but it should still be believable, and to achieve believability, it has to be based on reality. And there's no better way of making things look real but to give it some scratches and other things that don't look completely nice. Show some respect for a character to make his own (bad) clothing decisions. I for one don't want everything to feel  like it's controlled by some graphic designer god, even as in games it always is, but there should be the illusion that it's not.

I think you're misunderstanding me.  But thanks for being all condescening and stuff.

And no... apparently he needs Shep's fashion advice.  If she weren't stuck in Cerberus crap all the time, that is.

Also, as an aside, that LBD from Kasumi's mission makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE for Samara's mission.

[aznsoisauce]

Mir5 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Aesthetics aside... they're dressing him for people living NOW.

Huh? I bet people living now are pretty much all dead by the late 22nd century.
To understand my point look up the meaning of RPG.

Okay, back to real life. The game's made for us, but it should still be believable, and to achieve believability, it has to be based on reality. And there's no better way of making things look real but to give it some scratches and other things that don't look completely nice. Show some respect for a character to make his own (bad) clothing decisions. I for one don't want everything to feel  like it's controlled by some graphic designer god, even as in games it always is, but there should be the illusion that it's not.

Sorry, but Mass Effect 2 has long passed any "believability." What's this? Heat sinks can be picked up and applied universally...but when you empty one of the guns, you can't simply take the heat sink from another gun to replenish it's "ammo"?

But from a roleplay perspective, I don't think Shep cares how ugly his outfit was. It only matters how great it looks strewn across her floor.

Anyway...a texture mod is harmless, imo. It's not like anyone talks about it in the game. Like changing Miranda's hair color...no one calls her a dark haired beauty, if I remember correctly. So...she's blonde in my game.

Modifié par aznsoisauce, 07 avril 2010 - 09:56 .

[aznsoisauce]

Sialater wrote...

Also, as an aside, that LBD from Kasumi's mission makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE for Samara's mission.

Yes!

Although...it made almost every scene absolutely hilarious. Shepard can fight Turians in heels! It's a dream come true...

[Sialater]

aznsoisauce wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Also, as an aside, that LBD from Kasumi's mission makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE for Samara's mission.

Yes!

Although...it made almost every scene absolutely hilarious. Shepard can fight Turians in heels! It's a dream come true...

OK, now I HAVE to get that DLC.

[Splinter Cell 108]

I wish mods were available for the xbox but Microsoft and their "policies"....

[onibontan]

I have an offering of the sketchy type for my fellow Garrus fans ...



No, not a hybrid child if that thought crossed your mind [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/sick.png[/smilie]

Baby Garrus, happily dreaming of being a vigilante when he's all grown up. No colony markings since I figured they get them as children/teenagers. The codex says nothing on that subject =/

[aznsoisauce]

D'AAAAAAWWWWWWWWW!

[onibontan]

Thanks I had a lot of fun drawing this~

[Cerrydd]

Honigkuchenpferd87 wrote...

I have an offering of the sketchy type for my fellow Garrus fans ...

I've made my decision. My Shep and Garrus will adopt turian baby. It's too cute.

I loooooove the LBD. The only thing bothering me is that Shep still runs around like she's wearing heavy armor. And it's a pity no one of the crew says anything about your new stunning look.
Garrus: "Wow... Shepard... *cough*... you look... supportive."

But overall, I loved the DLC. Yet there's always something to whine about. (I extracted the Kasumi soundfiles, *SPOILER*: she will comment briefly on the romance scene too.

[Flammie]

...Oh dear lord that's amazing and cute. How long did it take you?

Hmm... I wonder, if they talk about adoption hypothetically, if Garrus will want to adopt a human baby and Shepard will want to adopt a turian baby.

...Yeah, all this editing that you can do on the PC and not on the Xbox is a little disheartening, and it's not as if they're going to allow third party mods. Or at least without making us pay for it somehow.

I heard Microsoft wouldn't let BBC (British TV channel, no adverts and available freely) release iPlayer (lets you watch old episodes and such)(sorry if you all already know this, I wasn't sure...) on the Xbox because Microsoft wanted to charge for the download of iPlayer, when BBC wanted it to be free, so they couldn't make an agreement.

Modifié par Flammie, 07 avril 2010 - 10:23 .

[Mir5]

aznsoisauce wrote...

Sorry, but Mass Effect 2 has long passed any "believability." What's this? Heat sinks can be picked up and applied universally...but when you empty one of the guns, you can't simply take the heat sink from another gun to replenish it's "ammo"?

But from a roleplay perspective, I don't think Shep cares how ugly his outfit was. It only matters how great it looks strewn across her floor.

Anyway...a texture mod is harmless, imo. It's not like anyone talks about it in the game. Like changing Miranda's hair color...no one calls her a dark haired beauty, if I remember correctly. So...she's blonde in my game.

Hmm, I think those blond sketches of Miranda did look good. But I guess some idiot(fox news) would've gone bawwing all over about racism issues if it had a "genetically superior" blond white woman with blue eyes. So they made her look racially more neutral (away from the aryan masterrace thing).

I wasn't exactly condemning these texture jobs. Just implying that I find them a bit strange, in a cute way. In a bit strange, cute, control freak kinda way. But who am I here to talk, personally I would like more than one thing to be different from the main story. Relax, it never is a bad thing to introduce different kinds of perspective to fellow humans, even if it might hurt a bit.

[aznsoisauce]

Cerrydd wrote...
But overall, I loved the DLC. Yet there's always something to whine about. (I extracted the Kasumi soundfiles, *SPOILER*: she will comment briefly on the romance scene too.

Apparently, one of the crew members mentions that Kasumi cloaks around the CIC. I haven;t heard this yet, but I just read about it here on the forum. It made me laugh, but then...I couldn't stop thinking about where else she's been cloaking...

Edit: Oops! Forgot to reapply the spoiler colors...

Modifié par aznsoisauce, 07 avril 2010 - 10:29 .

[Flammie]

"Shepard,"

"Kasumi, is there anything I should know about?"

"Joker watches vids when he should be flying. Miranda is planning to assassinate Jack. Thane is stimulating himself. Jacob keeps talking about a prize of some sort. Mordin is simulating 3D models for interspecial relations. Garrus is calibrating. Samara does more than meditate. Legion breakdances. Jack is planning to assassinate Miranda. Tali doesn't do anything. Grunt keeps smashing the self-repairing window. Zaeed plays around with garbage cubes. And I saw you and Garrus the other night. Niiiice."

"That'll be all,"

"See you around,"

Modifié par Flammie, 07 avril 2010 - 10:35 .

[Briallen]

Sialater wrote...

Eradyn wrote...

aznsoisauce wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unless they were trying to say Garrus is the kind of guy to show up on a first date in cutoffs, flipflops and a Hawaiian shirt?

Couldn't have said it better.

It just bolsters my conclusion that there are few women on the ME2 team and they get outvoted.  A LOT.

Actually, Garrus' romance outfit was chosen by a couple of BioWare's female employees, believe it or not. (Second paragraph.)

Modifié par Briallen, 07 avril 2010 - 10:39 .

[aznsoisauce]

Flammie wrote...

"Shepard,"

"Kasumi, is there anything I should know about?"

"Joker watches vids when he should be flying. Miranda is planning to assassinate Jack. Thane is stimulating himself. Jacob keeps talking about a prize of some sort. Mordin is simulating 3D models for interspecial relations. Garrus is calibrating. Samara does more than meditate. Legion breakdances. Jack is planning to assassinate Miranda. Tali doesn't do anything. Grunt keeps smashing the self-repairing window. Zaeed plays around with garbage cubes. And I saw you and Garrus the other night. Niiiice."

"That'll be all,"

"See you around,"

Hahahaha!

Kasumi probably does think of the Normandy crew as her entertainment. It has everything you're in the mood for! Betrayal, intrigue, drama, comedy, action...calibrations...

[Flammie]

...I guess Garrus's outfit was designed by females... I think Garrus is the only ME2 romance with a different outfit than what he normally wears. Maybe he's talking about a different game. I'm not entirely sure.

I can just imagine her being cloaked whilst Jack/Miranda or Tali/Legion fight. She probably had to dive out of the way when Jack threw the chair-that-looks-like-a-toilet. (...I honestly thought Jack chucked a toilet at Miranda)

Modifié par Flammie, 07 avril 2010 - 10:53 .

[janeym27]

Agh. Kasumi won't download, so I'm spoilarz avoiding! lol.



Lovin' the cute Garrus pic. XD



Just did Mordin's loyalty mish again. I hate how there is almost no way for Shep not to be mean to him. Took Garrus along (natch) for that nice little fighting tip, and noticed that he just can't seem to stand still during conversations. It's not even subtle fidgeting, it's like full blown 'Man, am I bored! Let's shoot something already!' body shuffling. lol It's like, if you can't win by pointing a gun at it, Garrus is a little bit lost.



"There's no pep-talk like a military pep-talk."

[kglaser]

Briallen wrote...

Actually, Garrus' romance outfit was chosen by a couple of BioWare's female employees, believe it or not. (Second paragraph.)

Well, at least we know that Bioware is an equal-opportunity employer, if they're willing to hire two legally-blind women. <_<

[aznsoisauce]

Briallen wrote...
Actually, Garrus' romance outfit was chosen by a couple of BioWare's female employees, believe it or not. (Second paragraph.)

That's...unfortunate.

It's like finding out who choreographed the love scenes in Dragon Age.

[onibontan]

Glad y'alls like it

Flammie, it took me about two hours I think? I have the attention span of a five-year-old and never concentrate on one thing entirely so I don't know exactly.

[Flammie]

I would have liked to bring Tali on that loyalty mission, too, but Mordin just HAD to be there. And I couldn't not have Garrus.

It's a nice piece of artwork, definitely. I'd save it, but this isn't the Garrus computer.

kglaser wrote...

Well, at least we know that Bioware is an equal-opportunity employer, if they're willing to hire two legally-blind women. <_<

No, no, maybe... maybe... that writer ASSUMED they were designing it for the male, but they were actually designing... um... (what other character wears something you don't normally see...) Miranda's bra!

aznsoisauce wrote...

That's...unfortunate.

It's like finding out who choreographed the love scenes in Dragon Age.

...Is it someone bad? Are the love scenes bad?

[silentstephi]

aznsoisauce wrote...

Briallen wrote...
Actually, Garrus' romance outfit was chosen by a couple of BioWare's female employees, believe it or not. (Second paragraph.)

That's...unfortunate.

It's like finding out who choreographed the love scenes in Dragon Age.

Who?
And yea, that's a bit... sad.  Cause... well, I love Garrus... but his romance outfit there?  Totally not the color combo I would have gone for... : /

[aznsoisauce]

I feel bad for not posting anything Garrus related. Here's a Turian stick figure that I could have drawn myself but instead found one that someone else drew.