Current Events > One of the worst takes on this Miranda situation for Mass Effect

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Bruh

Just don't censor it or offer an alternate angle button like Halo remake's OG/new graphic toggle
Must be some real roundabout reasoning behind that take at any rate. What do popular musicians have to do with Mass Effect?

I for one welcome the WAP agenda

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Juhanor posted...

Just don't censor it or offer an alternate angle button like Halo remake's OG/new graphic toggle
Must be some real roundabout reasoning behind that take at any rate. What do popular musicians have to do with Mass Effect?

He probably thinks they wouldn't have edited the ass if it were a black woman. We'll never know, though.

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Lara got a reduction.
Samus got a reduction.
Tifa got a reduction.

There is a pattern here.

You can say I'm a loser, but you can't deny what is happening. It's not a conspiracy. It's not internet nerds preemptively being outraged. We said it would happen and it did. We knew it would because it's happened already. Because it's a clear and continuous pattern.

I don't care. I'm a fucking nerd. Whatever.

No, I don't need big breasts on a female character to find her interesting as a character. You don't need profanity and gratuitous bloodshed to have a good time at the movies. But if there's a PG-13 sequel or remake to an R-rated movie, people flip a table because they're being denied something they used to have. It's the same thing here.

If you go to favorite place to eat and find one day that they've stopped serving alcohol, you'd be within your rights to go someplace else even if the food is just as good as it always was.

Even if you don't care about fictional breasts (or real breasts on women playing fictional characters). Even if you're not into women period, it's still a bad thing to remove all buxom women from the media. You are saying that there is a certain type of person who you do not want to be featured in the media and it's through no fault of their own. This is like taking every story which had a Jewish character in it and replacing them with non-Jewish characters. You would be selectively removing a group of people from having any media presence or representation.

It's not just censorship. It's discrimination. How are women with large breasts supposed to feel in real life when they're not good enough to make it into movies? What does it say to them that body types and personality types are treated one and the same and that busty types are the "bimbo" types that we don't want? I suppose they can go out and get reductions if they want to be treated fairly.

Cover Tifa up more. Take away her midriff. Make it so that there's no bounce or jiggle -- just fat dead space. But don't flatten her because women with sizable breasts are somehow bad people according to the censors who think themselves progressive.

It's like there's an Anti-Tit League that gets to dictate who has an appropriate enough body type to achieve representation. And, according to them, women with small wastes and large busts are unworthy.

Fuck!

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Damn_Underscore posted...

Lara got a reduction.
Samus got a reduction.
Tifa got a reduction.

There is a pattern here.

You can say I'm a loser, but you can't deny what is happening. It's not a conspiracy. It's not internet nerds preemptively being outraged. We said it would happen and it did. We knew it would because it's happened already. Because it's a clear and continuous pattern.

I don't care. I'm a fucking nerd. Whatever.

No, I don't need big breasts on a female character to find her interesting as a character. You don't need profanity and gratuitous bloodshed to have a good time at the movies. But if there's a PG-13 sequel or remake to an R-rated movie, people flip a table because they're being denied something they used to have. It's the same thing here.

If you go to favorite place to eat and find one day that they've stopped serving alcohol, you'd be within your rights to go someplace else even if the food is just as good as it always was.

Even if you don't care about fictional breasts (or real breasts on women playing fictional characters). Even if you're not into women period, it's still a bad thing to remove all buxom women from the media. You are saying that there is a certain type of person who you do not want to be featured in the media and it's through no fault of their own. This is like taking every story which had a Jewish character in it and replacing them with non-Jewish characters. You would be selectively removing a group of people from having any media presence or representation.

It's not just censorship. It's discrimination. How are women with large breasts supposed to feel in real life when they're not good enough to make it into movies? What does it say to them that body types and personality types are treated one and the same and that busty types are the "bimbo" types that we don't want? I suppose they can go out and get reductions if they want to be treated fairly.

Cover Tifa up more. Take away her midriff. Make it so that there's no bounce or jiggle -- just fat dead space. But don't flatten her because women with sizable breasts are somehow bad people according to the censors who think themselves progressive.

It's like there's an Anti-Tit League that gets to dictate who has an appropriate enough body type to achieve representation. And, according to them, women with small wastes and large busts are unworthy.

Fuck!

Get help.

Damn_Underscore posted...

It's like there's an Anti-Tit League that gets to dictate who has an appropriate enough body type to achieve representation. And, according to them, women with small wastes and large busts are unworthy.

its the itty bitty titty committee.

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jason19192 posted...

Get help.

Juhanor posted...

Just don't censor it or offer an alternate angle button like Halo remake's OG/new graphic toggle

No?

It's not about preserving some vital or beloved scene

The original angle worked against the point of the scene and dialogue.

If people wanna look at Miranda's ass they can go look it up online

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Doom_Art posted...

No?

It's not about preserving some vital or beloved scene

The original angle worked against the point of the scene and dialogue.

If people wanna look at Miranda's ass they can go look it up online

lets be honest here, mirandas primary character traits are 'she wears a catsuit' and 'she's got a perfect ass'. you get more depth later on, but for the majority of the game that's it.

now here's a thought, they could have easily shown that character growth with camera shots. mostly low angle butt shots early on, then as she opens up the shots become less sexualized. could have paired it with her changing to an outfit that wasn't a skin tight body stocking...

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I never realised people were so bothered by those ass shots lol

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monkmith posted...

lets be honest here, mirandas primary character traits are 'she wears a catsuit' and 'she's got a perfect ass'. you get more depth later on, but for the majority of the game that's it.

This scene is one of the scenes where you get that depth and development

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Doom_Art posted...

This scene is one of the scenes where you get that depth and development

i'll bow to your superior knowledge of miranda ass shot scenes...

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jason19192 posted...

What kind of moronic post is this?

i'm tagging you rude...

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Doom_Art posted...Personally I don't care about Mass Effect but generally speaking, my heart, head and soul belong to preservation. And by preservation, I mean the original work, in as complete a form to the original work, as condition possibly allows. Every scene in the original piece is vital, regardless of composition or character.
From my perspective, going back and saying "well this scene seems weird now...oh this scene doesn't seem quite right, let's change this, and this," and taking out or adding in just for the sake of it, is dishonest and shows a lack of artistic integrity.
But hey, the devs will do as they do, people will cry out about losing the ass, keeping the ass, or find something new to howl at. Ultimately it's just an out of place or completely key ass shot in a half hearted sequel, and life goes on whether its there or not.