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[Sarah1281]

I'm worried about the potential aging you'll do over the course of ten years.

[Herr Uhl]

Sarah1281 wrote...

I'm worried about the potential aging you'll do over the course of ten years.

You don't change that much in ten years once you hit your twenties.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Sarah1281 wrote...

I'm worried about the potential aging you'll do over the course of ten years.

I don't think we'll reach ore than 30-35.

In fable, our character is 60 at the end of the game.

[Patriciachr34]

I think it would be cool to allow scars and such as you age. If you finish a battle with an "injury", it could generate a random scar. Even cooler, if you could update your Hawke as you age. When a certain time frame passes, you get to go back to the character generator and update the look based on your original design. This is where you could add scarring and tattoos. These could unlock based on your play style and decisions. That would be very cool.

[Herr Uhl]

Patriciachr34 wrote...

I think it would be cool to allow scars and such as you age. If you finish a battle with an "injury", it could generate a random scar. Even cooler, if you could update your Hawke as you age. When a certain time frame passes, you get to go back to the character generator and update the look based on your original design. This is where you could add scarring and tattoos. These could unlock based on your play style and decisions. That would be very cool.

I will totally make Hawke a mage that gains an epic beard over a decade in that case.

[Sarah1281]

I hope you DON'T have to get scars. They bother me as much as tattoos do and I'm willing to sacrifice realism for a PC I can look at.

Edit: Still, I would have no problem with an 'optional scar-gaining' setting.

Modifié par Sarah1281, 09 juillet 2010 - 10:40 .

[Patriciachr34]

Yes! At a certain point you would unlock "Duncan's Beard". This would provide either a +25 spellpower or +25 attack based on character class.

[soignee]

Patriciachr34 wrote...

Yes! At a certain point you would unlock "Duncan's Beard". This would provide either a +25 spellpower or +25 attack based on character class.

...even on the ladies

[Herr Uhl]

soignee wrote...

Patriciachr34 wrote...

Yes! At a certain point you would unlock "Duncan's Beard". This would provide either a +25 spellpower or +25 attack based on character class.

...even on the ladies

Especially on the ladies.

[Patriciachr34]

Well, the beard wouldn't have to be on the face...

[Gilsa]

Someone got his hands on the magazine early and posted a few things:

A few highlights from his post is that we can import our DAO saves into DA2 and possibly see the events of our actions from a different angle.

And, of course, Flemeth returns.

[Gilsa]

More on DAO saves.

Well, one of the exact quotes is "You may be controlling a different
character in Dragon Age II, but the choices your Grey Warden made in
Origins are still imported from your save and reflected in the world."
So it sounds like, to me anyway, that you'll be able to import saves
from Origins like you can import ME1 saves to ME2. Just now you'll also
be able to import saves from one platform to another. (Though I'm
curious how they'll pull that one off)

[tmp7704]

Herr Uhl wrote...

soignee wrote...

Patriciachr34 wrote...

Yes! At a certain point you would unlock "Duncan's Beard". This would provide either a +25 spellpower or +25 attack based on character class.

...even on the ladies

Especially on the ladies.

Mary Kirby has suggested Hawke's beard may be in fact recruitable companion.

I have high hopes.

[Herr Uhl]

Aww, the friggin wheel.



Flemeth always returns.

[Gilsa]

I can't even remember if I spared her or killed her on my saves except for the last couple. This'll be interesting.

[Herr Uhl]

Gilsa wrote...

I can't even remember if I spared her or killed her on my saves except for the last couple. This'll be interesting.

I don't think it will have much impact on her.

*calls her having a new young body and that you can bone her*

[Sarah1281]

I spared her my first playthrough because she was too hard to kill. I've gotten a lot better since then.

[Sarah1281]

4) We're getting the ME2 conversation wheel, but this time instead of having some dialogue be a particular color the center of the wheel will show a symbol to show what kind of reply it is. (The article uses the examples of them being something like aggressive or sarcastic)

I really like this. That would avoid any misinterpreting of your lines as sincere when they should be sarcastic and so on. I remember some people complained that they meant it when they asked Zevran if the earring was a proposal since they didn't know Antivan customs and were hurt when he laughed it off.



I don't remember any specifics, but I know I've meant something a different way then the character said it on occasion, too.

[Costin_Razvan]

Currently in the process of tying up the middle of chapter 5. Would it be out of place of Bhelen punching Vartag for being an idiot?

[soignee]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

Currently in the process of tying up the middle of chapter 5. Would it be out of place of Bhelen punching Vartag for being an idiot?

a swift backhand perhaps, followed by a steely gaze. But I always write my Bhelen as a non fighter and more of a schemer.

[Costin_Razvan]

Bhelen knows how to fight. He doesn't do it personally but he is not inept.

[soignee]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

Bhelen knows how to fight. He doesn't do it personally but he is not inept.

not as good as Trian and middle!sibling though!

(imo imo etc so forth.)

[Gilsa]

Eh, I'm leaning towards non-fighting for Bhelen due to simply not seeing him fight other than the assembly. Trian was a commander, the DN was next. Bhelen probably hadn't been trained yet. Dunno, it could go either way. Bhelen needed to lay low for his plotting so I'm not seeing him call any attention to himself via Proving or combat or whatever.

[Sarah1281]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

Currently in the process of tying up the middle of chapter 5. Would it be out of place of Bhelen punching Vartag for being an idiot?

Punching seems more emotional and plebian to really be Bhelen's style, especially in public. Of course, if your character just happened to walk by Bhelen punching him in private where that wouldn't be drawing attention to himself then that might be another thing altogether.

[Herr Uhl]

Bhelen would have been trained, but probably not as much as DN and Trian.



He doesn't seem to enjoy fighting either.