Really? Looking at all the users with feminine anime-ish avatars and sigs, I thought most here were female. Hmm.

Actually, that suit is preeeetty advanced, so I doubt it's a very hot piece of armor if it can turn itself into a ball and fire missiles. I think there's a cooling system somewhere in there. Or n her Zero suit... suit.

Like I've said before, sexism goes way back in this business and that's where she picked up her bikini all those years ago, and it stuck. Whether or not it's a love letter to the fans, Samus received that suit because of female objectification.

But I don't feel like this conversation is going anywhere, do you?

The problem is where do we draw the line of sexy to objectification. Someone is always gonna say this outfit is okay. But another will say it's objectifying. I've had this argument in comic book forums a lot. A ton of people will always say Wonder Woman and the like are always objectified in every outfit she wears.

What do you want these women to wear? Will anything be acceptable? I personally agree with sundin. Samus alt. outfit is acceptable. And would be regarded as fitness training clothing. Hell, She-Hulk has a similar outfit to Samus. And is used as her jogging/weight room clothing. Do you want every woman who's in the gym to dress in baggy clothes and cover everything up?

From another perspective here, who says it's our right to draw any line, to begin with?  Games aren't compulsory, it's a choice driven market.  We don't 'draw a line' with books, comics, movies etc... as they all have ratings.  When we start talking about drawing lines, we're approaching a censorship territory I'm not entirely comfortable with.

I should of been more clear. A personal line. Not a censorship line. Every person has their own tastes. Nothing would be agreed apon. Because everyones defination of sexy is different.

I should of been more clear. A personal line. Not a censorship line. Every person has their own tastes. Nothing would be agreed apon. Because everyones defination of sexy is different.

While checking out the hot topics section, I by mistake clicked on the last post header and so instead of showing me the most recent posts it showed the oldest posts on this site dating bak too 06. After seeing these posts and clicking on a few profiles of people who had posted back then I learned that there had been a couple of females who had on their profiles listed to being female something which is non existant now. Could someone please explain this and also why most users back then except for ioi are no longer active.

P.S: I am just trying to learn more about the site since I am relativly new. So stop thinking what you are thinking.

The problem is where do we draw the line of sexy to objectification. Someone is always gonna say this outfit is okay. But another will say it's objectifying. I've had this argument in comic book forums a lot. A ton of people will always say Wonder Woman and the like are always objectified in every outfit she wears.

What do you want these women to wear? Will anything be acceptable? I personally agree with sundin. Samus alt. outfit is acceptable. And would be regarded as fitness training clothing. Hell, She-Hulk has a similar outfit to Samus. And is used as her jogging/weight room clothing. Do you want every woman who's in the gym to dress in baggy clothes and cover everything up? I personally think women are objectified with examples liek ADA in Resident Evil 4. Fighting in a red dress is retarded. The Red Sonja comic would be as well. All all those dumb "armor" outfits in MMO's are another.