[quote]Yet female soldiers have long had to endure the challenges of wearing armor designed specifically for men. Women make up 14 percent of today’s Army and see combat more often than ever, yet women are still issued equipment designed for male soldiers.[/quote] According to the guys actually using armor, it cannot be made the same. I don't have any issues with it being less revealing, as I always comment to my wife about the ridiculousness of female armor (I'm looking at you TERA and Rift..) but it does need to be different because, frankly, you're (women) built different than I am. I didn't think that the female armor done in Halo Reach or in Halo 4 was not tasteful or protective. [url=http://www.gameinformer.com/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.ImageFileViewer/CommunityServer.Blogs.Components.WeblogFiles.00.00.00.00.09/7532.kat_2D00_profile_2D00_hres.png_2D00_610x0.png]Kat's armor[/url] wasn't revealing and made more logical sense. The new Spartan armor on [url=http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8170/8033227246_cbc1c06328_o.png]Commander Palmer[/url], while not designed by Bungie, is still a good representation IMO that female armor is the same but different than male. So, in reality, I'm not sure what you're expecting the developers to be like. They've already shown that they only make non-combative characters like Cortana sex objects. What are you really worried about? I highly doubt a developer like this is going to put a serious heavy warrior female in a chainmail bikini.