No female characters planned?

[Ozymandias]

I seriousley doubt many people will really enjoy rabbits, uh, doing that sort of thing, let alone bipedal rats.

You would be surprised.

[Cadrega]

It's called Rule 34 of the internet.
The above link is "safe for work", the results of said rules definetly aren't.

[Cube]

I am totaly into that kind of thing and rule 34...Rats are adorable... Like the ratonga in everquest 2 mine was adorable and had breast for some Freaky reason...

and i could dress her in sexy outfits. Come to think of it that is why i bought the game.. It was like playing dungeons and dragons and dressing up a sick and twisted barbie doll to use as a play piece.

there she is on the left in green in fact....




But not into females though really most of the time... I had some lizards frogs and Male Rats too..They did not get sexy outfits the male rats. People would still hit on my female Rat all the time though and give them gifts and stuff One time I got more tips than a female human in my group dressed in the same outfit, it was a group of tiger people though. Some dudes did the same with my male rat too once.

But It will never happen for this game though so who cares? No kangaroos either (huge mistake).

If you want them then play second life and make your own characters using the new mesh support in 3d studio max hours of fun I do it all the time.


But i am a freak and nobody else would like it.

[Ozymandias]

I wouldn't be really interested in seeing characters (male or female) in 'sexy' clothes, unless it was part of their character (they're a prostite, for example).

Armor that makes them look 'sexy' is really bad in videogames... or if not bad, just dumb.

Here's a fun link for you

[Endoperez]

I wouldn't be really interested in seeing characters (male or female) in 'sexy' clothes, unless it was part of their character (they're a prostite, for example).

Because everyone who looks good sells themselves. Yeah, that's just an example, but still...

Female armour? It doesn't really differ from male armour.

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/spiers-saddlery_2146_22265922

[Ozymandias]

I don't know if you have heard of a game called "Mount and Blade" but they prety much got it right in that game.

I'm talking abooot armor that doesn't look very protective, has huge boob spike things, etc.

I'd like to see the girl in that picture be able to strike the same pose while wearing a suit of boob spikes...

Actually I wouldn't that would be dumb.

[Cadrega]

[kehaar]

Awesome.

[Ere Was I]

I thought Alyx is Half Life 2 was a pretty well-constructed female character, but the setting did sort of let Valve avoid the issue of cloth-scrap-and-heart-shaped-plate armor.



Something tells me people didn't actually dress this way in Persia.

[pookaguy]

Yeah, I've always hated how games have female armour that covers approximately 5 square inches.

[Cube]

They are fictional animal characters and not Fictional humans so who cares if they don't set good women examples and wear next to nothing and have every sexy women hero game person and RPG stereotype in the book?

If you find a place with animals that walk and 2 legs and wear armor....Tell me where it is and what kind of armor they are wearing.... and I will like move there and run away from human society as soon as possible when found.

And that will set the standard for animal armor from now on too because it will be historically accurate like those roman war documentary and we will know what animals wear to battle.

[Ere Was I]

They are fictional animal characters and not Fictional humans so who cares if they don't set good women examples and wear next to nothing and have every sexy women hero game person and RPG stereotype in the book?

It just gets boring having the art direction mindlessly pamper the player.

[Endoperez]

They are fictional animal characters and not Fictional humans so who cares if they don't set good women examples and wear next to nothing and have every sexy women hero game person and RPG stereotype in the book?

It matters because they are both fictional animal characters, and female heroes. The fact that they are heroes means that they act as avatars and/or role models and/or as an idealizations of a perfect female, and many people are offended when the only defining features of an idealized female is sexyness.

[Disco Science]

They are fictional animal characters and not Fictional humans so who cares if they don't set good women examples and wear next to nothing and have every sexy women hero game person and RPG stereotype in the book?

It just gets boring having the art direction mindlessly pamper the player.

Not only that, but — no offense — I think it's a little disingenuous to pretend that these anthropomorphized animals aren't metaphors for humans. Their appearance and movement, and yes, even behaviour to some extent, may be more animal-like, but they are bipedal sentient beings like us when you get down to it. The superficial difference makes for a pretty flimsy excuse for leaving common sense by the wayside in the name of sex appeal (or "boner-dependent loyalty", to give it another name ), and Wolfire could easily, and should, do better than that.

[Whittacker]

They are fictional animal characters and not Fictional humans so who cares if they don't set good women examples and wear next to nothing and have every sexy women hero game person and RPG stereotype in the book?

Wow.
Just wow.