@furryicecubes @DmitryOpines Is nonbinary same as without any gender/sex? Like none at all? Honest question, not trying to troll here. I think "he" makes sense, cause of them being made in the image of emps and logically more male in appearance. Cant see such point possibly made for "she" or "them".
@DmitryOpines Btw if these female custodes were e.g. part of experiment - emps 1st thought male looking custodes were better, but wanted to see if he was right, but never got a chance to see end result of experiment cause of that little Horus accident, I would be perfectly fine with it.
@DmitryOpines 1. Yes?
2. Skillset as knowledge, of course. Modus operandi and optimal physique, hell no. (think special forces and terrorists, firefighters and pyromaniacs)
3. While I like the scene, problem stands. Why do that, when other option can be better and your agenda is efficiency?
@DmitryOpines 1. Yes, but it is their main focus.
2. Yes, but that is assassinorium, very different modus operandi (and female makes a lot of sense there!)
3. While everyone knows "the stare" that made you rethink your life choices, yes, male features are more intimidating. Ask any woman.
@DmitryOpines In this case, yes. Sex organs go away. You are left with facial features and body. Body of woman is less optimal for combat compared to mans. And face - when you make perfect warriors in your image, male features add more intimidation. Emps was depicted as very rational being.
@DmitryOpines As nerd to nerd, in good faith, gladly. They are genetically created biorobots to perfection, pardon the heresy. Focus is battleprowess, reproduction is nonexistant. Sexual organs are first to go away, cause they are pretty redundant, even counterproductive. So is gender.