60083 réponses à ce sujet

[cmessaz]

TBH I have no urge to play an Orlesian Warden, so I don't know what ya'll are talking about.

[LadyDamodred]

cmessaz wrote...

TBH I have no urge to play an Orlesian Warden, so I don't know what ya'll are talking about.

Just try making a character in that character creator.  Srsly.  Try it once.  Origins CC looks freaking awesome next to it.

[Lady Jess]

LadyDamodred wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Serissia wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- Or one that makes the PC look the same in-game as they do in CC. Or that could be the lighting issue, as well.

It's definitely the lighting.  To be able to actually see ture color the background would have to be true gray.  Colors look different to our eye depending on what colors are around them. 

Why did they choose that area for CC anyway? Must be that bong water syl mentioned.

The lighting itself makes characters look awesome.  It's similar to the concept of fancy restaurants having low, warm light.  It makes people look better.  The problem is that you never see that lighting in the game.  I really want a way to fix this.

That said, it's still way better than the blue light in Awakening.  Wtf is up with that?

Edit:  It makes Alistair sad, too.

It's like calibrating your monitor properly, then changing back to the default color profile suddenly everything goes from warm and correct to cold and blue...shudder.

[AnniLau]

cmessaz wrote...

TBH I have no urge to play an Orlesian Warden, so I don't know what ya'll are talking about.

[mellifera]

LadyDamodred wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Serissia wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- Or one that makes the PC look the same in-game as they do in CC. Or that could be the lighting issue, as well.

It's definitely the lighting.  To be able to actually see ture color the background would have to be true gray.  Colors look different to our eye depending on what colors are around them. 

Why did they choose that area for CC anyway? Must be that bong water syl mentioned.

The lighting itself makes characters look awesome.  It's similar to the concept of fancy restaurants having low, warm light.  It makes people look better.  The problem is that you never see that lighting in the game.  I really want a way to fix this.

That said, it's still way better than the blue light in Awakening.  Wtf is up with that?

Edit:  It makes Alistair sad, too.

That scene.... that face...

[LadyDamodred]

yukidama wrote...

LadyDamodred wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Serissia wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- Or one that makes the PC look the same in-game as they do in CC. Or that could be the lighting issue, as well.

It's definitely the lighting.  To be able to actually see ture color the background would have to be true gray.  Colors look different to our eye depending on what colors are around them. 

Why did they choose that area for CC anyway? Must be that bong water syl mentioned.

The lighting itself makes characters look awesome.  It's similar to the concept of fancy restaurants having low, warm light.  It makes people look better.  The problem is that you never see that lighting in the game.  I really want a way to fix this.

That said, it's still way better than the blue light in Awakening.  Wtf is up with that?

Edit:  It makes Alistair sad, too.

That scene.... that face...

You know, I really wish there was the dialogue line that would reflect what my HNF would actually be thinking at that moment.

"F*ck you, no!  You do not get to this to me, to us!  So, f*ck you and your duty!  I am not going anywhere, and we are getting married and if you even look at me sideways I will f*cking gut you!  *kisses*"

[Axekix]

So on a completely unrelated topic... I'm guessing this isn't news to any of you guys, but on my current playthrough I opted to spare Flemeth (first time for me!) and Alistair was giddy at the idea that I was betraying Morrigan and probably getting her possessed/killed later on.
I guess all that "sexual tension" bs is out the window now.  What a jerk!

Modifié par Axekix, 08 mai 2010 - 10:29 .

[cmessaz]

What a jerk? You don't think Morrigan would do the same in his shoes?

[SurelyForth]

yukidama wrote...

That scene.... that face...

Quick, someone tell him that he can have it both ways!



I will always contend that BW has nothing on BethSoft when it comes to horrible CC environments. In FO3 you get a grainy computer monitor and in Oblivion you're in a dungeon. And, for both of them, you have to run almost the entire tutorial before you can check yourself out in semi-decent lighting. Bleargh.

Modifié par SurelyForth, 08 mai 2010 - 10:30 .

[Axekix]

cmessaz wrote...

What a jerk? You don't think Morrigan would do the same in his shoes?

That's completely different!

[cmessaz]

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

What a jerk? You don't think Morrigan would do the same in his shoes?

That's completely different!

How? So it's ok for Morrigan to be decietfull, but not Alistair? They hate each other!

Modifié par cmessaz, 08 mai 2010 - 10:33 .

[LadyDamodred]

Axekix wrote...

So on a completely unrelated topic... I'm guessing this isn't news to any of you guys, but on my current playthrough I opted to spare Flemeth (first time for me!) and Alistair was giddy at the idea that I was betraying Morrigan and probably getting her possessed/killed later on.
I guess all that "sexual tension" bs is out the window now.  What a jerk!

Haha.  He was so cute at the thought of it, but my character was like "You know, babe, that's probably a really horrible idea.  Really, really horrible."

[Lady Jess]

LadyDamodred wrote...

yukidama wrote...

LadyDamodred wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Serissia wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- Or one that makes the PC look the same in-game as they do in CC. Or that could be the lighting issue, as well.

It's definitely the lighting.  To be able to actually see ture color the background would have to be true gray.  Colors look different to our eye depending on what colors are around them. 

Why did they choose that area for CC anyway? Must be that bong water syl mentioned.

The lighting itself makes characters look awesome.  It's similar to the concept of fancy restaurants having low, warm light.  It makes people look better.  The problem is that you never see that lighting in the game.  I really want a way to fix this.

That said, it's still way better than the blue light in Awakening.  Wtf is up with that?

Edit:  It makes Alistair sad, too.

That scene.... that face...

You know, I really wish there was the dialogue line that would reflect what my HNF would actually be thinking at that moment.

"F*ck you, no!  You do not get to this to me, to us!  So, f*ck you and your duty!  I am not going anywhere, and we are getting married and if you even look at me sideways I will f*cking gut you!  *kisses*"

I'm so glad by the time I played a human noble I knew to land him at the landsmeet, otherwise he'd have dumped me. Which is silly, he could just as easily have a flag that says if king and romancing human noble female/in love then propose! Grrrr.

[Axekix]

cmessaz wrote...

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

What a jerk? You don't think Morrigan would do the same in his shoes?

That's completely different!

How? So it's ok for Morrigan to be decietfull, but not Alistair? They hate each other!

Well.. err...
Being deceitful is part of Morrigan's charm!

Alistair is supposed to be the chivalrous knight in shining armor! Or something...

[cmessaz]

Lady- That is the scene I got when I didn't know what I was doing my first playthrough as a HN. I about cried!

[cmessaz]

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

What a jerk? You don't think Morrigan would do the same in his shoes?

That's completely different!

How? So it's ok for Morrigan to be decietfull, but not Alistair? They hate each other!

Well.. err...
Being deceitful is part of Morrigan's charm!

Alistair is supposed to be the chivalrous knight in shining armor! Or something...

They hate each other. It's not like you actually get an approval increase or anything. I like seeing the darker side of Alistair.

[LadyDamodred]

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- That is the scene I got when I didn't know what I was doing my first playthrough as a HN. I about cried!

I can imagine.  My first character was a HNF, and I was checking something when I discovered that about the Landsmeet.  And was really glad b/c otherwise I wouldn't have known either.  Woulda broken my little heart.

Axekix:  IIRC, you were the one who wondered about the appeal of playing a female char, correct?  How are you finding it?  (If I've mixed you up with someone, *channels Tim Curry* I apologize)

Modifié par LadyDamodred, 08 mai 2010 - 10:42 .

[cmessaz]

Feeel the sexy...

[Axekix]

cmessaz wrote...
They hate each other. It's not like you actually get an approval increase or anything. I like seeing the darker side of Alistair.

I suppose they really do hate each other.  I mean that is basically a death sentence for poor Morri.

It makes me wonder about the new DLC a bit though.  Before that I was almost  buying in to the whole sexual tension theory (as much as I HATE the thought of them together...), but if he'd basically throw her under the bus like that I wonder how they manage to stay together without the Warden?

[nos_astra]

Lady Jess wrote...
I'm so glad by the time I played a human noble I knew to land him at the landsmeet, otherwise he'd have dumped me. Which is silly, he could just as easily have a flag that says if king and romancing human noble female/in love then propose! Grrrr.

Some things are just to obvious. Aren't we glad that hardened Alistair has extra lines for a hostile female who wants to marry him?

Edit: ejoslin said so, it basically means that you get his approval up to 71 and then let it crash down to -28 again.

Modifié par klarabella, 08 mai 2010 - 10:48 .

[nos_astra]

changed my mind

Modifié par klarabella, 08 mai 2010 - 10:47 .

[LadyDamodred]

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...
They hate each other. It's not like you actually get an approval increase or anything. I like seeing the darker side of Alistair.

I suppose they really do hate each other.  I mean that is basically a death sentence for poor Morri.

It makes me wonder about the new DLC a bit though.  Before that I was almost  buying in to the whole sexual tension theory (as much as I HATE the thought of them together...), but if he'd basically throw her under the bus like that I wonder how they manage to stay together without the Warden?

I think without the Warden, Alistair would rise to the occassion and take help where ever he could.  After all, he lived because Flemeth and Morrigan saved him, so he probably wouldn't drive her off.  He's all alone at that point.  And after that, well, I don't think he would be an ass and would do his best to get along.  As for Morrigan, she can't leave until she gets what she wants, so she would probably suck it up, grit her teeth and soldier on.

[cmessaz]

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...
They hate each other. It's not like you actually get an approval increase or anything. I like seeing the darker side of Alistair.

I suppose they really do hate each other.  I mean that is basically a death sentence for poor Morri.

It makes me wonder about the new DLC a bit though.  Before that I was almost  buying in to the whole sexual tension theory (as much as I HATE the thought of them together...), but if he'd basically throw her under the bus like that I wonder how they manage to stay together without the Warden?

The problem I have with th DLC is, they wouldn't.

And as far as the death sentence, I don't really think so. She says that she can use Flemeth's grimiour (yes I know I probably spelled it wrong) to protect herself in the future. I have a problem killing her because she saved the PCs life. And she's captain Janeway.

Modifié par cmessaz, 08 mai 2010 - 10:47 .

[mellifera]

LadyDamodred wrote...

yukidama wrote...

LadyDamodred wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Serissia wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

Lady- Or one that makes the PC look the same in-game as they do in CC. Or that could be the lighting issue, as well.

It's definitely the lighting.  To be able to actually see ture color the background would have to be true gray.  Colors look different to our eye depending on what colors are around them. 

Why did they choose that area for CC anyway? Must be that bong water syl mentioned.

The lighting itself makes characters look awesome.  It's similar to the concept of fancy restaurants having low, warm light.  It makes people look better.  The problem is that you never see that lighting in the game.  I really want a way to fix this.

That said, it's still way better than the blue light in Awakening.  Wtf is up with that?

Edit:  It makes Alistair sad, too.

That scene.... that face...

You know, I really wish there was the dialogue line that would reflect what my HNF would actually be thinking at that moment.

"F*ck you, no!  You do not get to this to me, to us!  So, f*ck you and your duty!  I am not going anywhere, and we are getting married and if you even look at me sideways I will f*cking gut you!  *kisses*"

Hahaha, yes! My PCs don't go down without a fight. Not that it really matters since they never stay broken up, but I'd imagine some of my more.... feisty PCs would need to have their weapons forcefully removed from their person during this scene.

[Axekix]

LadyDamodred wrote...

Axekix wrote...

cmessaz wrote...
They hate each other. It's not like you actually get an approval increase or anything. I like seeing the darker side of Alistair.

I suppose they really do hate each other.  I mean that is basically a death sentence for poor Morri.

It makes me wonder about the new DLC a bit though.  Before that I was almost  buying in to the whole sexual tension theory (as much as I HATE the thought of them together...), but if he'd basically throw her under the bus like that I wonder how they manage to stay together without the Warden?

I think without the Warden, Alistair would rise to the occassion and take help where ever he could.  After all, he lived because Flemeth and Morrigan saved him, so he probably wouldn't drive her off.  He's all alone at that point.  And after that, well, I don't think he would be an ass and would do his best to get along.  As for Morrigan, she can't leave until she gets what she wants, so she would probably suck it up, grit her teeth and soldier on.

Hmm, so in a way, the warden being there allows them to be extra vocal about their animosity... which leads to hurt feelings and more hatred.  Without the warden... maybe they could become BFFs?!

Edit:  aww damn it... top of the page

Ooh topic relevant pic!  Alistair riding Flemeth (hot right?)

Modifié par Axekix, 08 mai 2010 - 10:53 .