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[Arliea]

And you all thought I was going to put Alistair not coming back...

But seriously... are any other females on here worried about not enjoying playing a 'male' character?  Or should I say not having the option of following a story that is female based?  (I'm guessing we *have* to play this Hawke guy).

I certainly am.  One thing that got me the most hooked was being a female, having my 'female-ness' reflected in what was said to me... made it seem like *I* was in fact the character.

Anyone else?

ETA: Apparently I can be a female... cancel that

Modifié par Arliea, 08 juillet 2010 - 08:34 .

[Mary Kirby]

Hawke can be female.

[Mary Kirby]

kyles3 wrote...

but if you play as a female you can't have a sweet beard

...or can you?

How do you know that the beard is not a recruitable character?

[Mary Kirby]

Lord Gremlin wrote...


Oh, but imagine what happens if beard betrays you. Remember that dialogue between Anders and Oghren: "Hey, I thought you've been attacked by some beast... It appers it was your beard".

Lord Gremlin, quit spoiling the plot twists! Sheesh!

[Mary Kirby]

Delerius_Jedi wrote...

Mary, if you can tell us: Are you guys planning seperate dialogue trees for Hawke, depending on the gender? One of the things that always bugged me with Mass Effect 2, was how Shepard would always react in this sort of stereotypical "male action hero" fashion, because that was simply the lowest common denominator. Is Hawke going to be able to react differently depending on gender, or will most of the choices be the same, except for us hearing a different voice actor?

We've never done separate dialogue trees for genders. Unless you mean something differently than we do by "dialogue trees." Branches, maybe. Hawke will be able to react differently according to gender at times, much as the Warden could in Origins. We are generally not assuming the player is a marine.