Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.He had a nice little sway and such a cute butt.
They got the walking down right lol
Devs....can FemShep please, please, PLEASE get more attention for ME3?
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#76
Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:15
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They got the walking down right lol
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:16
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Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.
They got the walking down right lol
Yeah and the shower scene in the beginning. *drools* <3
#78
Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:19
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Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.
They got the walking down right lol
Yeah and the shower scene in the beginning. *drools* <3
Madison
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:19
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This is the future, where misogyny is the dinosaur held sacred only by gutter rats like Harkin.
FemShep has the training and experience to be every bit as lethal and intimidating as her dull male counterpart.
The walks don't bother me too much, I'll agree the dance animation is just lazy.
And I for one want to see FemShep on the covers and previews. Custom ManShep too. Death to Sheploo!
FemShep has the training and experience to be every bit as lethal and intimidating as her dull male counterpart.
The walks don't bother me too much, I'll agree the dance animation is just lazy.
And I for one want to see FemShep on the covers and previews. Custom ManShep too. Death to Sheploo!
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:21
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Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.
They got the walking down right lol
Yeah and the shower scene in the beginning. *drools* <3
Madison
I love that they equalized the fanservice in that game. <3 Shirtless Madison balanced out by Shirtless Ethan, Madison in panties and bra, Ethan in tight little boxer shorts that showed off his round cute butt.
It made my top 3 games of all time list just for that.
Equality for the win!
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:23
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Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.
They got the walking down right lol
Yeah and the shower scene in the beginning. *drools* <3
Madison
I love that they equalized the fanservice in that game. <3 Shirtless Madison balanced out by Shirtless Ethan, Madison in panties and bra, Ethan in tight little boxer shorts that showed off his round cute butt.
It made my top 3 games of all time list just for that.
Also they both could be bad-ass in their OWN way
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:24
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Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Endurance_117 wrote...
I liked the way Madison walked in Heavy Rain
I like Ethan's walk.
They got the walking down right lol
Yeah and the shower scene in the beginning. *drools* <3
Madison
I love that they equalized the fanservice in that game. <3 Shirtless Madison balanced out by Shirtless Ethan, Madison in panties and bra, Ethan in tight little boxer shorts that showed off his round cute butt.
It made my top 3 games of all time list just for that.
Also they both could be bad-ass in their OWN way
Yes. They both could kick ass and take names when the time came for it. <3
#83
Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:48
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No I'm saying if one wants her to be feminine THEN she should be less capable.
intimidation is all attitude. Size means very little. Gender means even less.
I don't know if this is a serious post
You've never dealt with a professional, capable and competant female soldier, have you? I know a few. They don't need to be hulking brutes or be slinging tons of guns to scare the hell out of people. Intimidations is all attitude.
Shepard, male or female, is portrayed as not just any Marine officer, but one that completed the Systems Alliance version of BUDS (SEAL training) and got tapped to be one of the feared enforcers/operators of the Citadel Council. Shrpard doesn't need to be a giant of a man, or some man-eating hell**** of a woman, to get results.
As for the issue of FemShep not walking like a woman, well she is wearing a suit of hardened body armor and an inordiante amount of firepower on her person. All that weight would likely make a woman move much differently. It certianly does for guys.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 02:03
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As for the issue of FemShep not walking like a woman, well she is wearing a suit of hardened body armor and an inordiante amount of firepower on her person. All that weight would likely make a woman move much differently. It certianly does for guys.
Obviously. The issue is not that she isn't walking in a "feminine" manner, but that her animations aren't as smooth as MShep's because they were converted directly from MShep's animations, which are optimized for a different body shape. Look at her animation in ME1 and then switch to ME2 and you see what I mean. In ME1 she is as smooth as MShep, but in ME2 she's moving more stiffly, and less naturally.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 04:02
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I think she should get more attenton but douchy john shep is their "predefined" poster boy so :/
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 04:04
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It's understandable that Bioware will stick with one gender shep for their marketing and that for this type of game (sweeping generalizations aside) male shep fits that role. But it couldn't harm to indicate "Oh, by the way, here's some trailers and stuff showing a damn good female role as the lead character." At the very least it'd be some sort of small tribute to the great job that Hale has done.
Seems to me that it's a sin to hire someone who provides half of the player voice acting only to act as if that version of the character doesn't exist. And yet at the same time, the books and comics both maintain a gender neutral stance as far as Shepard is concerned.
Seems to me that it's a sin to hire someone who provides half of the player voice acting only to act as if that version of the character doesn't exist. And yet at the same time, the books and comics both maintain a gender neutral stance as far as Shepard is concerned.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 04:07
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So what you want female Shepard to punch someone and then start crying because she broke a nail? Grow up.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 08:08
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So what you want female Shepard to punch someone and then start crying because she broke a nail? Grow up.
Heh. Vanessa Shepard keeps hers trimmed, and headbutts krogan with impunity. Without the helmet.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 08:49
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General9999 wrote...
female is weak gender (...)
Wait... wut?
Dude, stop reading John Norman books.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 09:14
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Female Shepard is fine as she is. She's not a feminine person, the run animation is FINE when you take into account the fact that sprinting makes you catch some air, and differing her dialogue too much is going to make the next game four discs because responses from many NPCs will have to be tailored for both male and female story paths.
And her headbutting a krogan? Don't tell me that wasn't awesome.
It has has nothing to do with if she a femine person or not , American game "Claim hyper realism realism as a style art " If it trying to look real then it should behave closer to reality .
. Real woman do not walk like men it just a fact of biology has nothing to do with any Puesdo American political correctness . . Don't care how masculine a woman is personality wise , Gun totting whatever. biologically the shoulders are smaller than the hips and the and the walk cycle are different unless femshepard plans on getting a Futuristic Sex change any time to . Huge issue with American games obbessed with dumping millions of dollars into making a game look real while animations are crap and feels nothing like real life and move like a Tonky truck . Unless we are dealing with some bizzare political correct equality here with an emphasis of being afraid of actual woman.
Seems ironic they put all this effort into making codec explaining biology of there alien species yet can't lol make a biologically correct animation walk cycle .
... Dude, what?
Anyway, this "feminine walk" is something I have never noticed or paid attention to in real life. If there's a sway to the hips, it's probably more a personality quirk than not because reviews around here are mixed.
I also did not notice this janky animation in female Shepard, although there was a instance that bothered me. I don't know how to explain it, but the walking animation just "resets" and leaves Shepard back in her standing position without any in-between animation. This does differ from ME2 where every step was animated, but that's my only issue.
By the way, Mass Effect, as all BioWare games are, is Canadian. Where's your god now?
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 09:41
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Men have a much greater capacity for strength than women do. That's just a fact. A fact that counts even for tight-bodied work-out marine babes as well. Things like headbutting a krogan were already unrealistic enough when a well-built man was doing it, it's pretty laughable when the much smaller femShep has a go at it.
I don't care too much about her walk or her run or anything like that. Given that she is the protagonist it's safe to assume she doesn't exist as eye-candy for her male players. She doesn't need to be sexy - she's too busy showering off Collecter brain.
I don't care too much about her walk or her run or anything like that. Given that she is the protagonist it's safe to assume she doesn't exist as eye-candy for her male players. She doesn't need to be sexy - she's too busy showering off Collecter brain.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:05
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I am a bit puzzled that FemShep and MaleShep need the same dialog lines. I wonder if that has to do with the animations attached to those lines. Wouldn't surprise me.
Still, it would be great if they had different animations that fit their gender. Non-verbal communication determines for a large part how we interact. According to BW they have spend a lot of time on the eyes of characters. If hat's important to them then maybe this time the differences in non-verbal communication can get some attention. We can hope, can we?
Is there a poll which indicates how many of use play FemShep?
/me looks...
Still, it would be great if they had different animations that fit their gender. Non-verbal communication determines for a large part how we interact. According to BW they have spend a lot of time on the eyes of characters. If hat's important to them then maybe this time the differences in non-verbal communication can get some attention. We can hope, can we?
Is there a poll which indicates how many of use play FemShep?
/me looks...
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:10
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Wow. That's more than I thought...
Male to Female Gamers.
That's just a gender poll and doesn't count the FemSheps, though.
Male to Female Gamers.
That's just a gender poll and doesn't count the FemSheps, though.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:11
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Except that by ME2 all Sheps are significantly boosted with both gene therapy and implants. (Heavy muscle weave!)yummysoap wrote...
Men have a much greater capacity for strength than women do. That's just a fact.
Cyborg Shep = headbutting maniac. Probably has to be careful when, uh, doing it though.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:12
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That seems to be about whether the players are M or F, not the characters.AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Wow. That's more than I thought...
Male to Female Gamers.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:13
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Correct. I was editing that in the post above.flem1 wrote...
That seems to be about whether the players are M or F, not the characters.AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Wow. That's more than I thought...
Male to Female Gamers.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:29
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Female Shep should not be manly
unless she is a DIKE.. Otherwise she should be just as busty as Samara
lol.. Give her some dance moves like the Asari too.. She can still be
tough but HOT TOO
I agree that FemShep shouldn't be manly, but saying all gay women are manly is a stereotype, and an offensive one at that. =/
Intimidation is not about gender or size, it's about attitude, stance, personality etc. I've had several guys and girls tell me I'm an intimidating person (only when I'm trying to be, obviously >.>). Yeah....I'm 5'7" and I have about as much muscle as your average frog.
On a related note, you want to see an amazing female heroine? Go watch the Alien series and take some notes from Ellen Ripley. She's just about the best heroine I've seen in movies/games beside FemShep.
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Posté 28 février 2010 - 10:30
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OK.flem1 wrote...
Start your own poll then!
