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[JackFace]

Please, BioWare, give the rogue players some unique armors! I love leathers as much as the next fellow, but slightly different colored versions of the same thing all game can get tedious. And I might be dreaming, but I really would enjoy an armor custimization system. You did it in ME2, and I know you could in DA2. Hopefully, if you hadn't thought of it already, that can be one of those "lightning" moments Gaider was talking about.

That said, I would like to note I have complete confidence in you guys when it comes to creating excellent games, unlike very vocal minority that runs the internet.

[DOYOURLABS]

The same thing you are asking for is very similar to the change between ME1 and ME2 armor systems. In the first game you got reskins with different numbers attached, and in ME2 you got one set of armor that was customizable, plus the DLC armor. Just saying, making customizable armor might mean less types of armor.

[Gill Kaiser]

I'd settle for a wide variety of armour options with various different models, with unique models for legendary weapons and armour. Screw customisation, that's what modding is for.

[JackFace]

Personally, I'll take the trade if it's those are the only two options. We only got one set of rogue armor in the entirety of DA:O, anyway, so there's no loss. That said, however, I don't see any reason there couldn't be many different customizable armors.

[Quinnzel]

I still have to laugh at the fact I was able to stealth/sneak in plate armour. Loghain was a hilariously easy fight being solo as a plate wearing rogue.

But yeah, do want craploads more unique armours.

Modifié par Quinnzel, 11 juillet 2010 - 01:16 .

[_-Greywolf-_]

DOYOURLABS wrote...

The same thing you are asking for is very similar to the change between ME1 and ME2 armor systems. In the first game you got reskins with different numbers attached, and in ME2 you got one set of armor that was customizable, plus the DLC armor. Just saying, making customizable armor might mean less types of armor.

I would much rather have less armour choices with more variation in appearance than more armour choices that mostly look the same.

However I agree that an armour customization system would be nice and what I would really like to see is the ability to create your own armour, you design the look by mixing and matching spaulders, chest pieces, leggings colour ect and the stats are dependent on what type of materials you use, the type of armour it is and the enchantments you cast. I know it is unlikely we will see something like this but a man can dream right?

[Dave of Canada]

I think I speak for everyone when I say: Dragon Age 2 needs more mage hats.

[hexaligned]

This would get my vote depending on the level of custimization allowed. If it's as shallow and bland as the ME2 system was, then **** no.

[Teredan]

make at least the armor variety balanced. I mean plate looks awesome but rogues and mages also need some love.

[TheMadCat]

To hell with rogues, make it so mages don't look like Lady Gaga backup dancers.

[Nyaore]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I think I speak for everyone when I say: Dragon Age 2 needs more better looking mage hats.

Fix'd.

Modifié par Nyaore, 11 juillet 2010 - 02:04 .

[MachinekiIIer]

with rouge armour i would like to see armour like achillies (brad pitt) wares in troy...it looks light but tough at the same time...also mage hats in DAO are cool........................hahah not really

[Dave of Canada]

Nyaore wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

I think I speak for everyone when I say: Dragon Age 2 needs more better looking mage hats.

Fix'd.

Na, we just need more diversity so we don't look the same at the Halloween party.

[Gaxhung]

Rogues and mages both! Top tier armor is just t1 with different color and material.


Donno if this'll be suitable to the DA2 look, but some rogue female ideas, just for fun:
(Please don't quote with images as I am deeplinking from other sites )

Sure this looks like it has 2 armor value, but looks hot :


The upper body shape, especially the pointy shoulders





Not particularly original, looks good on both male and female:


Layering? Examples of layered armor can be seen in FF 14 too.

Modifié par Gaxhung, 11 juillet 2010 - 03:38 .

[JackFace]

Can you talk about this kind of thing, Mr. Gaider? Or have you even started doing stuff like designing armors?

[Riona45]

Give mages some nice robes, too!

[chiliztri]

JackFace wrote...

Can you talk about this kind of thing, Mr. Gaider? Or have you even started doing stuff like designing armors?

I think asking Mr. Gaider about armor is a bit weird. He is the lead writer, not the lead designer.

I would think his job pertains to the narrative part.

[JackFace]

Well, right, but he's still part of the team. He knows a lot more about the game than we do.

[Jestina]

It will probably one suit of armor for the entire game and if you want anything more...DLC.

[kyles3]

i want armor like duncan's in DAO and fiona's as described in the calling.

skirts = oddly badass

Modifié par kyles3, 11 juillet 2010 - 04:02 .

[gotthammer]

how about space marine terminator armor? (the Grey Knights variant w/ the integrated storm bolter)

methinks it would look nice on any class.



I'd 2nd the OP's wanting a customizable armor system, but w/ more variety than ME2.

[In Exile]

Customizable armour in ME2 was very good. Far more stylish. The DLC armours were terrible because they were sets; you were basically forced to wear a helmet, which I hated hardcore. And it covered your face, which was even worse.



Also, less ugly robes are a must. Seriously. Maybe mages can wear something stylish, like in Assasin's Creed. Those are technically robes but don't make me look like I've just washed myself in glitter.