epoch_ wrote...
I might have used it if I could have edited that ugly red color to something darker. Its a dazip though and I don't know how to mod those. Or if its even possible. I need the .dds file D:
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Sarah1281 wrote...
I hope it does. I mean, the game is enough like a movie already. But any mention/came from Shepard will force a canon gender and appearance.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
As the ME team says : There is a difference between default and Canon. I have no problem with all male advertising, as long as they dont tie anything down to be the only version Im cool.
The ME movie that is in the making will, for all intents and purposes, impose a canon version.
Unless it deals with events outside the two games.
Giggles_Manically wrote...
I cant play DA for a while now, damn MW2 is very addictive, P90 FTW.
Agreed, just sitting down and watching someone play it online is...adneate wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
I cant play DA for a while now, damn MW2 is very addictive, P90 FTW.
MW2 sucks, it is God's punishment for a sinful world.
too disgusting for words.
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Giggles_Manically wrote...
I cant play DA for a while now, damn MW2 is very addictive, P90 FTW.
Modifié par epoch_, 12 juillet 2010 - 09:58 .
I don't get why people are worrying about the ME movie and "canon" either. Especially since, AFAIK, it's an adaptation. It's like saying that the Silent Hill movie is more canon than the game, or the Resident Evil movies. They're movie adaptations. They exist within their own universe. Movie Shep is Movie Shep, not Canon Shep.Giggles_Manically wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
I hope it does. I mean, the game is enough like a movie already. But any mention/came from Shepard will force a canon gender and appearance.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
As the ME team says : There is a difference between default and Canon. I have no problem with all male advertising, as long as they dont tie anything down to be the only version Im cool.
The ME movie that is in the making will, for all intents and purposes, impose a canon version.
Unless it deals with events outside the two games.
Why does the simple fact that Shepard can be in a movie matter?
Its not like they can say "all of your shepherds are invalid now". All a movie will do is entertain like others do, besides there is a default "John Sheperd, Earthborn/Sole Survivor" preset.
I have around 8 Shep's so I dont really care how they do a film, I have how I play and then there is a film version that Bioware has, none are more "CANON" than another.
That's different, though. In both games there is a set character or characters that serve as the protagonist. I'm not saying that every decision movie!Shepard made would be canon but that the gender would have to be. It's like the DA anime we heard about a few weeks back. If that has a HNM then that's going to look like they're trying to create a canon as well.Ulicus wrote...
I don't get why people are worrying about the ME movie and "canon" either. Especially since, AFAIK, it's an adaptation. It's like saying that the Silent Hill movie is more canon than the game, or the Resident Evil movies. They're movie adaptations. They exist within their own universe. Movie Shep is Movie Shep, not Canon Shep.Giggles_Manically wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
I hope it does. I mean, the game is enough like a movie already. But any mention/came from Shepard will force a canon gender and appearance.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
As the ME team says : There is a difference between default and Canon. I have no problem with all male advertising, as long as they dont tie anything down to be the only version Im cool.
The ME movie that is in the making will, for all intents and purposes, impose a canon version.
Unless it deals with events outside the two games.
Why does the simple fact that Shepard can be in a movie matter?
Its not like they can say "all of your shepherds are invalid now". All a movie will do is entertain like others do, besides there is a default "John Sheperd, Earthborn/Sole Survivor" preset.
I have around 8 Shep's so I dont really care how they do a film, I have how I play and then there is a film version that Bioware has, none are more "CANON" than another.
That's an absurd thing to say. Why would Shepard's gender in the movie have to be canon beyond the movie? Beyond some artibitary reason you think it should be above and beyond his choices.Sarah1281 wrote...
That's different, though. In both games there is a set character or characters that serve as the protagonist. I'm not saying that every decision movie!Shepard made would be canon but that the gender would have to be.
The Dragon Age anime is not an adapation or directly related to the game, as far as I'm aware, but simply a story taking place within the Thedas universe.Sarah1281 wrote...
It's like the DA anime we heard about a few weeks back. If that has a HNM then that's going to look like they're trying to create a canon as well.
Revan is male in the Star Wars canon because BioWare were working within someone elses universe and LFL decreed that he should be male for reference books and other sources. It's a completely different situation.Sarah1281 wrote...
Believe me, it never ends well. I remember all those endless debates about Revan's gender in KotOR and how the word 'canon' got thrown around every two seconds by someone who preferred Revan to be a male.
Please don't tell me I'm being absurd.Ulicus wrote...
That's an absurd thing to say. Why would Shepard's gender in the movie have to be canon beyond the movie? Beyond some artibitary reason you think it should be above and beyond his choices.Sarah1281 wrote...
That's different, though. In both games there is a set character or characters that serve as the protagonist. I'm not saying that every decision movie!Shepard made would be canon but that the gender would have to be.
Source Material > Adaptation.
The movie isn't a new story that plugs into the game continuity like the comics or novels (which NEVER mention Shepard's gender), it's a retelling of the game, and thus in its own continuity. Just like pretty much every other video game adaptation ever.
You, and others, are worrying about absolutely nothing.The Dragon Age anime is not an adapation or directly related to the game, as far as I'm aware, but simply a story taking place within the Thedas universe.Sarah1281 wrote...
It's like the DA anime we heard about a few weeks back. If that has a HNM then that's going to look like they're trying to create a canon as well.Revan is male in the Star Wars canon because BioWare were working within someone elses universe and LFL decreed that he should be male for reference books and other sources. It's a completely different situation.Sarah1281 wrote...
Believe me, it never ends well. I remember all those endless debates about Revan's gender in KotOR and how the word 'canon' got thrown around every two seconds by someone who preferred Revan to be a male.
In Star Wars, everything (unless it's branded infinites) exists within ONE continuity. The movies, the novels, the games, the comics: everything. That is not true of Mass Effect. More's the pity. I'd have much preferred an ME movie that had nothing to do with Shepard but took place within the game canon. Instead we're getting an adaptation, which instantly renders it outside the game canon.
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Guest_Queen-Of-Stuff_*
Queen-Of-Stuff wrote...
... I'm sorry if I helped start something here. It was really not my intention.
Oh, and that's a very nice piece of rogue armor for Leliana, there. These PC-mods are like yellow apples being dangled in front my face, eternally out of reach. Sigh.
Ulicus wrote...
That's an absurd thing to say. Why would Shepard's gender in the movie have to be canon beyond the movie? Beyond some artibitary reason you think it should be above and beyond his choices.Sarah1281 wrote...
That's different, though. In both games there is a set character or characters that serve as the protagonist. I'm not saying that every decision movie!Shepard made would be canon but that the gender would have to be.
Source Material > Adaptation.
The movie isn't a new story that plugs into the game continuity like the comics or novels (which NEVER mention Shepard's gender), it's a retelling of the game, and thus in its own continuity. Just like pretty much every other video game adaptation ever.
You, and others, are worrying about absolutely nothing.The Dragon Age anime is not an adapation or directly related to the game, as far as I'm aware, but simply a story taking place within the Thedas universe.Sarah1281 wrote...
It's like the DA anime we heard about a few weeks back. If that has a HNM then that's going to look like they're trying to create a canon as well.Revan is male in the Star Wars canon because BioWare were working within someone elses universe and LFL decreed that he should be male for reference books and other sources. It's a completely different situation.Sarah1281 wrote...
Believe me, it never ends well. I remember all those endless debates about Revan's gender in KotOR and how the word 'canon' got thrown around every two seconds by someone who preferred Revan to be a male.
In Star Wars, everything (unless it's branded infinites) exists within ONE continuity. The movies, the novels, the games, the comics: everything. That is not true of Mass Effect. More's the pity. I'd have much preferred an ME movie that had nothing to do with Shepard but took place within the game canon. Instead we're getting an adaptation, which instantly renders it outside the game canon.
epoch_ wrote...
Ok, original mod
my edits
comments? I'll probably tweak it more later, and i plan to fix the actually mesh model because she looks very akward (ie, her shoulders are too big, and her hips and butt are non existant). But I'll do that after I work out.
Guest_Queen-Of-Stuff_*
epoch_ wrote...
Queen-Of-Stuff wrote...
... I'm sorry if I helped start something here. It was really not my intention.
Oh, and that's a very nice piece of rogue armor for Leliana, there. These PC-mods are like yellow apples being dangled in front my face, eternally out of reach. Sigh.
Get the pc version?
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Master Shiori wrote...
Leliana IS first page material. Fact.
Dragon Age 2 isn't pulling just one page from Mass Effect's book. It's pulling several,
including the ones titled "conversation systems" and "save game continuity".
Information from the latest issue of Game Informer has begin
appearing online, and mentions that Dragon Age 2 is doing away with the
classic "tree" dialogue system, where you're presented with lines of
text that you select, and replacing it with Mass Effect's "wheel", which
uses intent as a means of generating almost "real-time" conversations.
There's a slight change, though; rather than basing your answers on
their position on the wheel, the "hub" will now clearly indicate what
tone your response will be; anger, flirting, etc.
You'll also be able to carry over your save game from the first
title, the events you forged in Dragon Age determining how things turn
our in the sequel. Sounds strange, but Dragon Age 2 begins while the
final events of the first game are coming to a close, so there's cross-over there.
Another change - and this might be the biggest - is that only the PC
version will retain Origins' "strategic combat". The console versions
will feature a new combat system, one BioWare says plays to the strength
of the control pad. "Rather than try to mimic the PC experience on
consoles", the GI report states, "Dragon Age II has a battle system more
tailored to the strengths of the PS3 and 360."
Sounds like your Dragon Age combat just got Oblivioned.
As one of those bastards that prefers Mass Effect's more
"contemporary" take on the RPG to Dragon Age: Origins' more "classic"
approach, I'm digging these changes, as in many places Dragon Age felt
like playing a game from, well, 2003. That said, those left upset by the
move, I will understand, and provide tissues and hugs if need be.
Change can be tough when you liked the thing it used to be.
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