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Edited by Sick Perv:
2/17/2013 2:08:44 AM
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I have reviewed your argument, but I will not, nor will I ever chance my stance on this matter. Sexy armor is the best kind of armor. Besides it's a video game, set in space, any sense of reality is already thrown out the window.
I say we just let Bungie do what they see fit, and create whatever armor models they wdesire. If they want it to be purely aesthetic based, then I'm fine with that. If they want it to be practical, I'll grudgingly support it. Still I know they'll make the right decision.
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Fictional universes have a cute little thing called canon. There's an alleged science behind things in these universes and I find it foolish to throw out cannon and a sense of continuity for the sake of eye candy. I say, as an avid consumer, that I don't want my gender to be marginalized for fan service.
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Well then you appear to be in the minority. Most people do want your gender to be marginalized for fan service. At this point it's just something I've come to expect in video games, as should you. Just curious though, what are some examples of games that portray women in a satisfactory way, according to you?
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Should we make all the player who choose to play as black people play on a different planet because it gives them an unfair advantage in stealth? Just wondering, it's only a video game, after all. Why does it matter?
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I fail to see how black people are relevant in this discussion at all. This is a topic about women, boobs, and their armor.
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Because they're both rudely treating a group of people because of the way they're born.
