The boob size thread

Oh my, there's so much about that post that makes my head hurt. 

• It'll be a blend of different characters, most of whom we haven't seen yet.
• It's supposed to be a sci-fi/fantasy RPG with combat and romance elements, not a banging simulator.

So why is it that when I want the women to look smoking hot, thats the line of realism that cant be crossed?

Probably because we are all attracted to different things in people.

So saying that my opinion is so wrong that it actually hurts their head isnt a form of shaming?

I actually remember distinctly noticing that the female characters in ME 1 weren't big-boobed sexpots during the elevator loading screens. I was rotating the camera and noticed that both FemShep and Ashley were pretty realistically built and clothed. And it was kind of cool to see. Then Miranda and Samara showed up and the design aesthetic totally changed. Although, to be fair, Jack proudly flaunting her very modest chest was also pretty cool and told a bit about her character.

And, to be honest, Miranda made sense. She was genetically designed to be "perfect", which would include traditionally accepted beauty norms (although I maintain that her face was not pretty despite being based on a gorgeous face model). And it also makes sense for her dress in a way that would flaunt her assets (the perma-wedgie was a bit much, but otherwise totally understandable given her character).

Samara, on the other, was pretty ridiculous. And I say this as someone who finds her to be my favorite ME2 squaddie. But she's supposed to be this mature, focused, straight-up lawful neutral, space samurai type of character and then she trots around in super high heels and her top cut down to her midriff. It was totally out of character for her based on everything else that we knew.

And don't even get me started on EDI and ME3 Ashley. It was like a bunch of 13 year old boys were hired to do character design......

True, but the whole environmental hazard thing was more or less reduced to background noise in ME2-ME3. Very few locations had actual environment hazards. Or at least they were so incredibly unnoticeable I don't even remember them, so environmental hazards stuff + skimpy outfits never bothered me (or my immersion). It was a consistent mechanic in the first game only, which is also the only game in the series where every single character wore reasonable armor. My guess is that they ditched some realism in favor of creative freedom, something I'm okay with. There's probably a lot more logical inconsistencies I don't even notice.

To be perfectly honest, it bugs me just a little that game devs tend to spend more time on those physics than hair physics.

This comment reminded my about Dead or Alive and its boob physics. When the character moved the boobs looke more like a different living entity than a part of a humans body. It was hilarious.

As a mostly straight Woman, I want to see Men with over sized packages in video games. I think it's only fair!

What a fabulous idea. But I think the male population of the BSN may explode if we did that lol!