Because it literally does take that long to make a non-ridiculous looking character with the character creation system...Bearjing said:
BioWare Pits Blonde Against Brunette in New FemShep Poll
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I'm really happy that Bioware listened to their fans, and I was a little peeved about the blonde hair myself. I like the red and black hair, but as usual I apparently won't have a vote since I don't have FB.
Also, I can definitely see why Bioware decided to do this, since she will be on the cover of the special edition and if the fans are upset about the design they might lose out on sales.
Also, I can definitely see why Bioware decided to do this, since she will be on the cover of the special edition and if the fans are upset about the design they might lose out on sales.
haha oh god, this is where all the nerds chime in together for their fetishes of nerdy red ginger hair!
personally i don't care really, as like the dumbass bioware representative said people were voting for the hairstyle not the color (herp derp duhhh)
if i had a gun to my head it would probably be brunette or blonde, but not caring really, i got the hair style i preferred so no longer caring at this point.
personally i don't care really, as like the dumbass bioware representative said people were voting for the hairstyle not the color (herp derp duhhh)
if i had a gun to my head it would probably be brunette or blonde, but not caring really, i got the hair style i preferred so no longer caring at this point.
actually i do, just about every time. I hate the hairstyles they have otherwise so i generally stick with default as it has the better resolution and fits the character type better.GiantRaven said:
I remember when Bioware showed all the possible FemSheps. That was a shitty thread because people thought that an attractive blond female wasn't someone who could save the galaxy.
And the great thing about the series is that you are completely free to create an appearance you prefer. I'm having a difficult time comprehending why some people feel that having this new default appearance in any way prevents them from using the character creator to construct their own FemShep.RT-Medic-with-shotgun said:
On a grand scale, one could hope this fumbling helps to set some people on a path of finally coming to question their acceptance of the overall shallowness of the industry.draconiansundae said:
It's kind of funny, in a bitterly ironic way, because there is actually a line in Mass Effect 2, where the writers make fun of this sort of thing, by having a character describing almost the exact thing happening within the games' setting: Shepard was featured in motivational propaganda, but the picture was post mortem replaced with someone who better represented the industry standard attractiveness mark.
Not to mention she lives in an age of psychic superpowers and platinum-powered cosmetic surgery. People living longer and aging slower shouldn't be too much of a problem by then.JeanLuc761 said:
I'll agree with that for SNES Samus. Once we hit the 3D age, they tried to oversexualize Samus too much, and show her ass as much as possible.Wut?! Can you link that thread please?
That is just silly... just because she is attractive and blond she can't save the galaxy? Did they forget the most badass superwoman of all times?
Yes, of course I mean Samus Aran, a blond bombshell who kicks more ass than maleshep and femshep together.
That's why I like FemShep. Capable of kicking loads of ass, and also attractive without having to pander and wear a skin-tight jumpsuit everywhere to show off her curves.