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Were do you see those crazy assumptions?
It all comes from androids wanting to be the more human as possible in every aspect. Clothes, organs, feelings...
The only thing that I could accept as fanservice in this game are the high heels.
What about the Gothic Lolita and the revealing dress? You can see her body easily anywhere in the game. Just like bayonetta. That's kind of necessary nudity that doesn't affect the game play at all. Hentai at its purest definition: Pervert, lol. I was playing NieR with my GF, and she was annoyed with B2's skirt when you go up a stair.
By the way, I'm not hating at all. I love the game. I just look at it as a fan of Star Trek would look at a star wars movies. I wouldn't call it a scientific fiction game but a fantasy game.
I gave a Ps4 copy to my GF and I play it at her home. I will buy a copy for my steam collection when it goes on a sale or something.
This "gotta blend in" intention doesn't mean they are not able to communicate by radio without using their voice. Or rather, this doesn't mean this form of communication wouldn't be a more faster and effective way of talking to each other. I suggest you take a look at Old Man's War by John Scalzi, and it will be obvious how much using your voice is obsolete if you get the ability to directly transform your thoughts into digital data and share that data much faster and much further via radio for instance. So yes, I also think it's very logical to assume that androids and especially battle models would use the most effective way of communication possible, and that is definitely not speaking by your own voice.
Your point about them having been designed way before the game starts isn't very relevant. 2B, 9S, A2 etc are newly designed models, they weren't designed by humans like Devola and Popola, they were designed by androids, probably androids who were also designed by older androids. And improvements were made along the line, so even if D&P weren't designed to use direct digital communication, the newer androids must have.
Thats the point. Exactly what I meant... I totally agree with you and there are other premises that would make these androids absurd. I just watched the live action ghost in the shell, and I found awesome how major would take her clothes to go into action as a stealth aggressor. IMO, she should even remove her hair, that would make her way more efficient in combat.
But, the point is perhaps we are looking too deeply into the game. Being too critic on a fantasy game. NieR is fun, lets face it. Perhaps we should take it easily. The point of the game is not creating a very accurate science fiction dystopia but a science fiction universe full of mysteries just like the souls universe did. (which is not the best formula, I prefer a full history with beginning, middle and end without "gaps" but that is a different discussion)
It would make sense if we had a perfectly silence battlefield. Things are exploding, clashing and so on. We must agree that you can easily intercept a voice communication by clapping.... intercepting decrypting messages during a combat would be way more difficult than just... hitting your boots on the floor and making noise....
No, I think you are being inconsistent. High heels are also part of our modern society and sexual appeal. If their clothes and appearance are part of their desire for looking like humans, then they are also wearing heels because of that.
Btw, YoRHa models were designed to fight against the machinces and defend humanity. As far as we know, wanting to design human(ish) androids is neither part of YoRHa's creed, nor part of Project YoRHa's offical mission. You can think of this as some sort of adverse effect. Lolita clothes, boobs, high heels, or even human-like bodies seem to be very ineffective or pointless if you keep YoRHa's goals in mind. So assuming this is part of the fan service would make more sense, than assuming they were designed to look like this because of Project YoRHa thought they were going to be good at killing machines.
Voice could also be "jammed" by noise, as it was pointed out. Or you can't use it underwater or in space, whereas you can use radio. And voice doesn't contain any kind of decryption (considering you understand the language, but the machines used the same language as the anrdoids, so the definitely understood it, whatever the language was). So yes, it would be safer. All of the problems you can come up with concerning direct digital communication, there is an analog to that at voice. But voice has a very limited reach, and pretty slow compared to radio. Of course nothing is perfect, and any kind of system can have flaws, but, generally speaking, voice has more than direct digital communication. Sure, there could be some specific situations when using voice would be more advantegous, that's why I think having both ways of commincation and using direct digital as primary would make the most sense.
Well, here is the thing. I think the problem here is not with pointing out some obvious flaws/inconsistencies/pointless or meaningless things in an otherwise remarkable game. The problem is that some fans can't even accept legit criticism (I'm not pointing fingers at anyone in this thread, please don't misunderstand me).
What's stupid is stupid, it can't be helped and it's definitely worth talking about. But talking about flaws doesn't neccesarily mean that we don't adore the game. NieR: Automata isn't a prefect product, and it definitely has some stupid gaps in the lore that you can only fill in with far-fetched or poorly established theories.
I do think the mentioned things are just part of the fan service. But the question is, acknowledging that is bad? Do I like the game less due to this? Probably not. I definitely prefer to look at sexy androids with 'doesn't make much sense' lolita clothes and blood/high heels/tears/boobs/whatever, than a really meant for battle war-machine. And I also prefer listening to their voice, which can convey emotions, rather than merely reading some text-converted messages from direct digital communication (too bad most of the dialogue weren't voiced in the game...)
So yeah, I love NieR: Automata, it does have some things that don't stand to reason, but then again, this doesn't necessarily a bad thing.
If you're going to try to be purely pragmatic, there's no reason for combat machines to be humanoid at all. The human form is horrible inefficient for that. It's top-heavy, there's not a lot of redundancy, it's not efficient for moving at high speeds, and needing to use hands to manipulate weapons is just silly. Having personalities at all is pointless.
So let's take a few steps back and realize that this isn't a documentary or hard sci-fi; it's a story about relationships, life, and existentialism; and having characters who look and act human and have appealing aesthetics makes them more sympathetic and makes for a more entertaining story.
No. That's the in-universe reason for why Devola&Popola are the way they are (but as I said, you can't even exclude of them being able to communicate without speech, either). This has nothing to do with 2B and the other YoRHa models, since they were not designed and built by the humans.
Well yeah, this is the exact same point that I and Mr. Sun Bro made. Their design is so blatanly counterproductive, that it can't be explained reasonably by anything in-lore. The Occam's razor explanation is that it's just fan service, plain and simple. But, as I said before, there is nothing wrong with that. I myself prefer them being human-like creatures, even if it doesn't make any sense.