Y command and conquer girls dress so slutty?

[Ala87]

I mean this is an rts, not instragram, there is no need for that kind of stuff.

[Vidura]

Play CnC3 you'll see way more realistic military women in actual uniforms and they wont be acting like soft-core **** stars.

[Cat]

Originally posted by Ala87:

I mean this is an rts, not instragram, there is no need for that kind of stuff.

What?

[Randy]

Westwood, the studio that made the originals to these games, had very low budget for this game, they couldn't afford any actors and only very few props, so all the actors in this game are just employees of Westwood who were made to play, and most of them just wore what they had at home. That's why they wear kinda weird clothes and why they act pretty... well badly.

Bonus Fact: When Westwood closed down because of EA, a lot of employees from Westwood quit EA and instead went on to make a new Studio: Petroglyph which made this very remaster.

[Vidura]

Originally posted by Randy:

Westwood, the studio that made the originals to these games, had very low budget for this game, they couldn't afford any actors and only very few props, so all the actors in this game are just employees of Westwood who were made to play, and most of them just wore what they had at home. That's why they wear kinda weird clothes and why they act pretty... well badly.

Bonus Fact: When Westwood closed down because of EA, a lot of employees from Westwood quit EA and instead went on to make a new Studio: Petroglyph which made this very remaster.

but now they are back with EA?

[Nyerguds]

Isn't that really just RA2 and RA3? There's barely any of that kind of stuff in C&C1 and RA1. Just the C&C1 end credits news reporter...

Originally posted by Randy:

Westwood, the studio that made the originals to these games, had very low budget for this game, they couldn't afford any actors and only very few props, so all the actors in this game are just employees of Westwood who were made to play, and most of them just wore what they had at home. That's why they wear kinda weird clothes and why they act pretty... well badly.

Yeea, that's just not true. I've seen behind the scenes stuff of Westwood Studios, ranging from C&C1 to RA1 to Lands of Lore II, TS, RA2, and Dune 2000, and they definitely did not need to improvise there. Their props department was huge, and that started in the C&C1 days. From what I can see, even in C&C1 and RA1, that stuff was all very tightly directed.

It certainly didn't have anything to do with women in skimpy outfits.

Also, the main actors in the cutscenes were not just Westwood employees. Even in C&C1 and RA1 those were mostly made up of hired local stage actors. This includes the actors who played Sheppard, Kane, Stalin and Von Esling. Pretty much the only major exception to this all was Seth, who was played by one of the team's graphics artists, Eric Gooch. And in my opinion, he did an excellent job putting down that character.

[Jules]

No all that really came later. Not in these Remastered originals. Except the ending news reader of course.

[Vogel]

If you're talking about Red Alert 3 than honestly I did not like anything about that game ,fmv's included.
Did not have a problem with any of the characters male or female in the first two C&C games. For the budget they had I thought the fmv's in the first two C&C games were well done.

[Ala87]

Originally posted by Jules:

No all that really came later. Not in these Remastered originals. Except the ending news reader of course.

https://www.reddit.com/r/commandandconquer/comments/gxn3hj/i_have_officially_regressed_to_my_teenage_self/

[Vogel]

Personally I liked the GDI ending more than the Nod ending.

considering she's a news anchor and not a soldier I never had any problems with her wardrobe for that cutscene.

[Ala87]

Originally posted by Vogel:

Personally I liked the GDI ending more than the Nod ending.

considering she's a news anchor and not a soldier I never had any problems with her wardrobe for that cutscene.

Im just tired of oversexualized culture dude, its on everything, games, movies, tv, music etc

[^1Romanov77]

Originally posted by Ala87:

Originally posted by Vogel:

Personally I liked the GDI ending more than the Nod ending.

considering she's a news anchor and not a soldier I never had any problems with her wardrobe for that cutscene.

Im just tired of oversexualized culture dude, its on everything, games, movies, tv, music etc

I am not tired if it.

[Vidura]

Originally posted by ^1Romanov77:

Originally posted by Ala87:

Im just tired of oversexualized culture dude, its on everything, games, movies, tv, music etc

I am not tired if it.

thats because you havent matured yet.

[Ivlichnov]

I don't think that Command and Conquer was ever meant to be taken too seriously, and the female Russian Officer in Red Alert wears a military uniform.

Also, you are judging a game from 1995 by your 2020 standards.

[^1Romanov77]

Originally posted by Vidura:

Originally posted by ^1Romanov77:

I am not tired if it.

thats because you havent matured yet.

That's your opinion.
Nothing else.

[kuromi]

Why not let women wear what they want and mind your own business? Nothing in these games even comes close to porn, if you think the female body is inherently sexual then that's on you