Sniper's Australian, not a bloody Pom. As if half of his crap didn't point to him being an Australian anyway.xXGeckoXx said:the charismatic british sniper
What is it with the lot of you and magically turning back the clock a full decade? TF2 takes place in the mid to late 60s.Jennacide said:No, we don't, for a very simple reason. The concept of the game is that it takes place during the quazi 1950's. A period where women did not really serve in the military, let alone in the front lines. If you want female models, they've been made, go grab them. Especially those by Chemical Alia, which are very well done, and remain tasteful, unlike 95% of the female pyro ones, which are gross and tacky.
Actually let's make a thread about it as it is an interesting topic I want to know about.ElNeroDiablo said:Sniper's Australian, not a bloody Pom. As if half of his crap didn't point to him being an Australian anyway.xXGeckoXx said:the charismatic british sniper
So far that's all that people are asking for, is female reskins. It serves little to no purpose. And before you got on your high horse, go ahead and click my profile link. And I STILL believe that it should remain the men. Why? Because it ruins an already proven aesthetic. What baffles me more, why do people honestly want these reskins? That just means they'd be female versions of the same characters, not having their own, and they are all (except maybe Sniper) BATSHIT CRAZY. And why is it only TF2 that gets this arguement? Why not Battlefield 3? Women serve in the army in modern day, why not complain that you can't pick your gender there? Or MW3? Why is TF2 held to a different standard?Pedro The Hutt said:What is it with the lot of you and magically turning back the clock a full decade? TF2 takes place in the mid to late 60s.Jennacide said:No, we don't, for a very simple reason. The concept of the game is that it takes place during the quazi 1950's. A period where women did not really serve in the military, let alone in the front lines. If you want female models, they've been made, go grab them. Especially those by Chemical Alia, which are very well done, and remain tasteful, unlike 95% of the female pyro ones, which are gross and tacky.
And are you all really that afraid of men NOT being the hero for a change? As long as they have more or less the same hitbox then I'd really welcome female characters as long as they are their own entities and not just girls wearing the costumes from the guys.
How is it an insult? Those aren't the front lines at all. The whole point of being a spy is you worked in the inner workings of the enemy to get information and perform sabotage, not join the soldiers on front line shooting at each other from trenches. So yeah, you could justify 2 of the 9 classes to have female members, but what of the other 7? They just don't fit.xXxJessicaxXx said:Women worked as spies and medics on the front lines during world war 2 and often as engineers in occupied areas such as Port Alexandria. Sorry but It's kind of insulting to their memory to say that.Jennacide said:No, we don't, for a very simple reason. The concept of the game is that it takes place during the quazi 1950's. A period where women did not really serve in the military, let alone in the front lines.
Oh trust me, it annoys me to no end that you can't pick a female skin in Modern Warfare or Battlefield 3, but my guess is this is about recognition, and really, in TF2's case I see it as an opportunity to introduce 9 more wacky (if not indeed, downright crazy) personalities to the TF2 roster. I wouldn't be happy with simple rule 63 versions of the boys, as I've posted several times in this topic now.Jennacide said:So far that's all that people are asking for, is female reskins. It serves little to no purpose. And before you got on your high horse, go ahead and click my profile link. And I STILL believe that it should remain the men. Why? Because it ruins an already proven aesthetic. What baffles me more, why do people honestly want these reskins? That just means they'd be female versions of the same characters, not having their own, and they are all (except maybe Sniper) BATSHIT CRAZY. And why is it only TF2 that gets this arguement? Why not Battlefield 3? Women serve in the army in modern day, why not complain that you can't pick your gender there? Or MW3? Why is TF2 held to a different standard?Pedro The Hutt said:What is it with the lot of you and magically turning back the clock a full decade? TF2 takes place in the mid to late 60s.Jennacide said:No, we don't, for a very simple reason. The concept of the game is that it takes place during the quazi 1950's. A period where women did not really serve in the military, let alone in the front lines. If you want female models, they've been made, go grab them. Especially those by Chemical Alia, which are very well done, and remain tasteful, unlike 95% of the female pyro ones, which are gross and tacky.
And are you all really that afraid of men NOT being the hero for a change? As long as they have more or less the same hitbox then I'd really welcome female characters as long as they are their own entities and not just girls wearing the costumes from the guys.
That's what I was going to say.Rex Dark said:Pyro is female.
Pyro is the announcer.
Good question. How about this? Make them all robots. That way...no one can ***** about it anymore.Jennacide said:And why is it only TF2 that gets this arguement? Why not Battlefield 3? Women serve in the army in modern day, why not complain that you can't pick your gender there? Or MW3? Why is TF2 held to a different standard?