Your on-board neuro-enhancers, air filters and light sources automatically recharge using movement and/or sunlight.Ĭourtesy of Bortz Bioengineering your biosuit is very resilient but you do have to be careful: prolonged exposure to toxins will lead to fatal failure! You need to watch out for all sorts of environmental hazards, especially later on when the pace picks up considerably. You need supplies to heal yourself, replenish your ammo/armor but your suit automatically takes care of your lights, sprinting and breathing (open air and underwater). G-String aims for an old school approach where there is minimal hand holding and your biosuit automatically keeps track of your health stats, ammunition count and armor condition. This is a cyberpunk inspired first person shooter with light environmental puzzles and a long, detailed singleplayer campaign focused on story and world building. Survive many hazards, explore a seemingly endless metropolis and beyond as the world around you implodes and history marches towards its inevitable conclusion. What ever happened to the humble G-string?Image via iStock.Slip into the Standard Issue Biosuit as Myo Hyori, a gifted Korean teenage girl who must face the perils of the future. I even thought other people were still wearing them. I also know you should steer clear of all synthetic undies because potentially they could make your vagina fall out.īut I still thought the G-String was a thing that it had its place in the underwear Hall of Fame. I know about those bamboo lacy ones that cover half your bum and don’t leave a panty line. How did that happen? How did I lose my undies game and become a laughing stock among my colleagues? G-strings are out! G-Strings are uncomfortable. Somewhere along the way it seems I missed the memo. The response, from a room full of smart women, was overwhelming. LISTEN: Are g-strings making a comeback? Holly Wainwright, Mia Freedman and Jessie Stephens discuss on Mamamia Out Loud.ĭetermined to find out more, I raised the subject in our news conference. And I wear them when I am wearing skinny jeans for the same reason. I wear them to the gym mostly, because I don’t want a double bum when I am wearing tights. Not all the time, but definitely, absolutely some of the time. “I AM still wearing G-strings,” I thought.
My first clue that something was wrong was when Mamamia creative director Mia Freedman posted a Snapchat holding up a G-String with a comment that went something like this: “Bahahahaha, remember when we all wore G-Strings?”
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