The problem with the tit service design in most female characters is that it is either completely out of line with the rest of the character cast/environment or it makes no sense to the character of the woman in question.
There is one game I can think of that did it right and it's Bayonetta. She is the literal definition of sex appeal, and yet you hardly hear one peep out of any woman complaining about her. Why? Because everything to her character, her actions, and even her music screams "I'm one fine ass woman and I know it. Oh, and by the way? I'm going to pummel your face into a meat slop"
One example of something that isn't doing it right was that lady in the Solid Snake trailer for Xbone (I'm assuming that is Meryl?) her outfit makes no sense at all. Absolutely none. You have all these people dressed for camouflage and stealth in the desert and your telling me she found it appropriate to wear a black bikini top?
Another example is Ashley.
She is an Alliance soldier to a "T" in ME1 she was dressed appropriately for what she was doing. Proper armor, proper hair length, and proper footwear.
What did they do to her in ME3?
They fattened her lips, gave her hair that is way over the limit for the military, and for some reason she mastered combat in a tight fitting armor suit with high heels.
It was absolutely ridiculous and a disrespect to the character they built up for her. (another list of things against ME3)
There is one game I can think of that did it right and it's Bayonetta. She is the literal definition of sex appeal, and yet you hardly hear one peep out of any woman complaining about her. Why? Because everything to her character, her actions, and even her music screams "I'm one fine ass woman and I know it. Oh, and by the way? I'm going to pummel your face into a meat slop"
One example of something that isn't doing it right was that lady in the Solid Snake trailer for Xbone (I'm assuming that is Meryl?) her outfit makes no sense at all. Absolutely none. You have all these people dressed for camouflage and stealth in the desert and your telling me she found it appropriate to wear a black bikini top?
Another example is Ashley.
She is an Alliance soldier to a "T" in ME1 she was dressed appropriately for what she was doing. Proper armor, proper hair length, and proper footwear.
What did they do to her in ME3?
They fattened her lips, gave her hair that is way over the limit for the military, and for some reason she mastered combat in a tight fitting armor suit with high heels.
It was absolutely ridiculous and a disrespect to the character they built up for her. (another list of things against ME3)