DUST Search - What Up With the Female Mercs?

Longshot Ravenwood wrote:

Troll post is full of troll.

When you're working within the physical limitations of a species you ignore the cosmetic in favor of the functional...which is why the first batch of "females" were given male clone bodies.

Stranded Part 7 wrote:

In the days that follow, I come to learn more about the men under my command. Like me, Krin had been a Valklear. Only in his third year, he had been one of hundreds to volunteer for VantusGÇÖ program. He is quick-witted with an even quicker temper. I make a mental note to find out what got him into the Valklears in the first place. Gastun had worked for a Gallentean private security firm. He doesnGÇÖt speak much, and because of that people assume heGÇÖs stupid. I imagine that in his previous life he must have been a mountain of a man. Cala was... is, a woman. Fiercely patriotic, she had jumped at the chance to be among the first of the RepublicGÇÖs new breed of soldier. Unlike the rest of us, she knew they would put her into a stock male body. They had explained it to her probably in the hopes that it would dissuade her from going through with it. She agreed to the procedure anyway, which, they must have figured, made her just the right kind of crazy for the job. I suppose in some way, we all were.

The only reason why there would be female stock clones would be because there were soldiers who refused to use a male stock clone after the technology went viral. As a result they made sure their stock female clones were feminine while enhancing the bone structure and musculature.

Also, "wildly disproportionate" is a matter of debate.

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Sub Urban Hero ZionTCD Legacy Rising 28	Posted - 2012.10.09 21:40:00 - [1] - Quote Is it just me or do they seem disproportionate? I was expecting something more along the lines of Halo's female Spartans (which, for all intents and purposes, are still a bit unbelievable) or something like this. I mean, I know they're supposed to be the peak of physical fitness and maybe I've just seen them at odd angles, but they seem rather oddly proportioned. EDIT I also seem to be getting taken the wrong way for this post- let me clarify that I am not a fan. I don't like it when games try to play to sexuality and I was disappointed when the female avatars looked like somewhat-like supermodels wearing skin-tight armor.
Grit Breather BetaMax. 660	Posted - 2012.10.09 21:49:00 - [2] - Quote I don't know which ones you've seen but I have noticed the female scout merc has a D cup chest. While that would make her a supermodel with that 7' height and super-slim body, it's hardly a battlefield figure.
Mira Adari Villore Sec Ops Gallente Federation 79	Posted - 2012.10.09 21:52:00 - [3] - Quote Don't know where that image is from, but whoever created this has no idea pf proportions...men and women have a different body structure. Just narrowing the waist and shoulders doesn't turn a male into a female...
Aighun Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 666	Posted - 2012.10.09 21:56:00 - [4] - Quote People come in all different shapes and sizes.
Fivetimes Infinity Immobile Infantry 1086	Posted - 2012.10.09 22:10:00 - [5] - Quote Aighun wrote: People come in all different shapes and sizes. On the other hand, clones created to fight on battlefields probably wouldn't be given huge cans.
Sub Urban Hero ZionTCD Legacy Rising 28	Posted - 2012.10.09 22:13:00 - [6] - Quote Grit Breather wrote: I don't know which ones you've seen but I have noticed the female scout merc has a D cup chest. While that would make her a supermodel with that 7' height and super-slim body, it's hardly a battlefield figure. This is my point. It looks really strange. Also, @ Mira Adari- Ok. Fine. But that wasn't my point. I was trying to point out that I was expecting a more subtle difference. Also, I think that image in particular may be explained by the fact that Spartans are all given the same "super-soldier" treatment- which I won't get into here.
Bubbles moon Algintal Core Gallente Federation 18	Posted - 2012.10.09 23:28:00 - [7] - Quote Grit Breather wrote: I don't know which ones you've seen but I have noticed the female scout merc has a D cup chest. While that would make her a supermodel with that 7' height and super-slim body, it's hardly a battlefield figure. Scout has C cups tops. it's skin tight becuase it's the same on men. Heavier suits have the same size breasts, but you think they are smaller becuase they are under armor
Longshot Ravenwood Algintal Core Gallente Federation 680	Posted - 2012.10.09 23:39:00 - [8] - Quote Troll post is full of troll. When you're working within the physical limitations of a species you ignore the cosmetic in favor of the functional...which is why the first batch of "females" were given male clone bodies. Stranded Part 7 wrote: In the days that follow, I come to learn more about the men under my command. Like me, Krin had been a Valklear. Only in his third year, he had been one of hundreds to volunteer for VantusGÇÖ program. He is quick-witted with an even quicker temper. I make a mental note to find out what got him into the Valklears in the first place. Gastun had worked for a Gallentean private security firm. He doesnGÇÖt speak much, and because of that people assume heGÇÖs stupid. I imagine that in his previous life he must have been a mountain of a man. Cala was... is, a woman. Fiercely patriotic, she had jumped at the chance to be among the first of the RepublicGÇÖs new breed of soldier. Unlike the rest of us, she knew they would put her into a stock male body. They had explained it to her probably in the hopes that it would dissuade her from going through with it. She agreed to the procedure anyway, which, they must have figured, made her just the right kind of crazy for the job. I suppose in some way, we all were. The only reason why there would be female stock clones would be because there were soldiers who refused to use a male stock clone after the technology went viral. As a result they made sure their stock female clones were feminine while enhancing the bone structure and musculature. Also, "wildly disproportionate" is a matter of debate.
Sub Urban Hero ZionTCD Legacy Rising 28	Posted - 2012.10.10 00:01:00 - [9] - Quote Longshot Ravenwood wrote: Troll post is full of troll. When you're working within the physical limitations of a species you ignore the cosmetic in favor of the functional...which is why the first batch of "females" were given male clone bodies. Stranded Part 7 wrote: In the days that follow, I come to learn more about the men under my command. Like me, Krin had been a Valklear. Only in his third year, he had been one of hundreds to volunteer for VantusGÇÖ program. He is quick-witted with an even quicker temper. I make a mental note to find out what got him into the Valklears in the first place. Gastun had worked for a Gallentean private security firm. He doesnGÇÖt speak much, and because of that people assume heGÇÖs stupid. I imagine that in his previous life he must have been a mountain of a man. Cala was... is, a woman. Fiercely patriotic, she had jumped at the chance to be among the first of the RepublicGÇÖs new breed of soldier. Unlike the rest of us, she knew they would put her into a stock male body. They had explained it to her probably in the hopes that it would dissuade her from going through with it. She agreed to the procedure anyway, which, they must have figured, made her just the right kind of crazy for the job. I suppose in some way, we all were. The only reason why there would be female stock clones would be because there were soldiers who refused to use a male stock clone after the technology went viral. As a result they made sure their stock female clones were feminine while enhancing the bone structure and musculature. Also, "wildly disproportionate" is a matter of debate. I'm not trying to troll . Why do people think this? Anyway- yeah, I read that, but that supports my idea that if female clones were introduced, they would have to be fairly close to male clones in musculature and bone structure and thus look more similar than they do now. I did however, remove "wildly" disproportionate. But honestly, it's not a very subtle difference.
Ignatius Crumwald Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 475	Posted - 2012.10.10 00:29:00 - [10] - Quote I ran the numbers in my head, and on a real battlefield I'm several percentage points less likely to shoot the guy with the big knockers.

Jarlaxle Xorlarrin SyNergy Gaming 67	Posted - 2012.10.10 00:40:00 - [11] - Quote Seriously? You guys are complaining about the hot female characters? Seriously? smh


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