Others disliked the game on the basis of any number of reasons to varying degrees: That they couldn't bang their favorite character, that their boyfriend basically cheated on them, sticking to cover, sticking to cover poorly, that what was said didn't match the dialogue option, that the game ignored or minimized the effect of previous decisions, no happy ending and so on and so on.Ĭertainly, it is not a great leap, that if someone can find swaying hair, ejected clips, shadows, drinking water, cooking, crafting, weather, 3d graphcs, smoking and any number of details. It was my subjective biggest problem with me3. Prisca Lacour Posts: 3375 Joined: Thu 9:25 am PS: Sometimes realism is just realism, nothing to do with six. In games I see alot more hair, than I do boobs and bulges, so start there. As my sad pair of man ones can testify to.

The hypersixualised stupendously busty mod women aren't for me personally, but to each his/her own and regular people's boobs bounce too. I'm for everything that increases realism and immersion. People in combat should be wearing helmets anyway. In any case, one could make the same argument against more realistic hair. necessarily prepared for combat, when it happens. The games takes course over days, weeks, months afterall and we're not in combat all the time or even. Isn't it more realistic, that in some situations a female character might not wear a bra, rather than assuming the female character is wearing their combat bra in each and every situation including gardening, cooking, sitting in the house or whatever people roleplay.

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