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[Arttis]

Doubt it.

[Ailith Tycane]

Probably not, but at this point we barely know anything about the game.



I would really like it if we could choose our body type. It was annoying that every guy in DAO was super ripped, and women just looked weird without any clothes. They only had a few exceptons with "fat" body types on a few NPCs.



If games like APB and Saints Row 2 can pull it off, there's no reason a company like Bioware shouldn't be able to.

[Samb84]

Would be nice but dont believe that will happen...

[Collider]

What exactly would you propose, filaminstrel?

[kraidy1117]

Ailith430 wrote...

Probably not, but at this point we barely know anything about the game.

I would really like it if we could choose our body type. It was annoying that every guy in DAO was super ripped, and women just looked weird without any clothes. They only had a few exceptons with "fat" body types on a few NPCs.

If games like APB and Saints Row 2 can pull it off, there's no reason a company like Bioware shouldn't be able to.

ME1+2 did a good job with body size. Bioware can do it, lets hope it happens in DA2.

[Ailith Tycane]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Ailith430 wrote...

Probably not, but at this point we barely know anything about the game.

I would really like it if we could choose our body type. It was annoying that every guy in DAO was super ripped, and women just looked weird without any clothes. They only had a few exceptons with "fat" body types on a few NPCs.

If games like APB and Saints Row 2 can pull it off, there's no reason a company like Bioware shouldn't be able to.

ME1+2 did a good job with body size. Bioware can do it, lets hope it happens in DA2.

Thats a matter of opinion...I happened to hate the body models in both Mass Effect games as well (especially the women with their giraffe necks)

I think its just the fact that everyone looks  EXACTLY the same that bigs me, it's impossible not to notice after a while.

[hexaligned]

Shmaybe, It's a double edged sword. It's a good idea if they commit to it and smooth it out, you're much more likely to have things like (worse) clipping issues with custimizable bodies though.

[jableskage]

i think this topic is the least of our worries

[Ailith Tycane]

relhart wrote...

Shmaybe, It's a double edged sword. It's a good idea if they commit to it and smooth it out, you're much more likely to have things like (worse) clipping issues with custimizable bodies though.

But at this point in gaming history thats proven to not even be an issue in recent games.

The customization doesnt even have to be that drastic. A slider to adjust how "big" your characters muscles are, a slider to adjust how "toned" they are, and maybe, JUST maybe a slider for height (I would love that).

[ZaroktheImmortal]

I'd like to be able to choose body height and weight. Have more body customisation and body tattoos. How many people actually tattoo there face really?

[hexaligned]

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

[Daerog]

Actually, there were two human males and two human female models, but one qunari model. Don't forget that unlike Mass Effect, Dragon Age actually had people of larger size (people who were very fat).

True that player models were limited, but more models will take up more memory and such.

[Ailith Tycane]

ZaroktheImmortal wrote...

...How many people actually tattoo there face really?

THIS

I hated that about DAO. Face tatoo's were completely weird unless you played as a dailish and it made sense in the story as to why you'd have these massive tats across your face.

[Ailith Tycane]

relhart wrote...

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

I find it annoying too, but thats the point I'm trying to make. Recent games have done this without such issues, so theres no reason why Bioware CAN'T.

[Daerog]

Ailith430 wrote...

ZaroktheImmortal wrote...

...How many people actually tattoo there face really?

THIS

I hated that about DAO. Face tatoo's were completely weird unless you played as a dailish and it made sense in the story as to why you'd have these massive tats across your face.

I don't know, I see a lot of avatars with tattoos on these forums. I used tattoos on my human mage, elf rogues, and casteless dwarves only. So, about half of my characters.

[SirOccam]

I just operated under the assumption that in Thedas, the face was the customary place to put a tattoo. I always went with light ones or none at all though.

[wwwwowwww]

relhart wrote...

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

Ha it was really bad with the beards, it became a floating beard on the cheek

[OriginsIsBest]

Thats sounds to much like hard work for BioWare.

[wwwwowwww]

DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

Ailith430 wrote...

ZaroktheImmortal wrote...

...How many people actually tattoo there face really?

THIS

I hated that about DAO. Face tatoo's were completely weird unless you played as a dailish and it made sense in the story as to why you'd have these massive tats across your face.

I don't know, I see a lot of avatars with tattoos on these forums. I used tattoos on my human mage, elf rogues, and casteless dwarves only. So, about half of my characters.

I used tattoos on some like my avatar, and on others I didn't, but on all of them I wish I had options to put tattoos on different body parst

[Ailith Tycane]

wwwwowwww wrote...

relhart wrote...

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

Ha it was really bad with the beards, it became a floating beard on the cheek

That was actually avoidable if you picked the facial hair you wanted LAST, but yes, that was something I was hoping they would fix and never did. There was really no reason for that to happen, there were plenty of NPCs with the facial hair without the sunken cheeks without any clipping.

[wwwwowwww]

Ailith430 wrote...

wwwwowwww wrote...

relhart wrote...

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

Ha it was really bad with the beards, it became a floating beard on the cheek

That was actually avoidable if you picked the facial hair you wanted LAST, but yes, that was something I was hoping they would fix and never did. There was really no reason for that to happen, there were plenty of NPCs with the facial hair without the sunken cheeks without any clipping.

yeah but when you did that last it always reverted the facial settings like cheeks to default on mine

[Ailith Tycane]

wwwwowwww wrote...

Ailith430 wrote...

wwwwowwww wrote...

relhart wrote...

You must not have tried to make an Elf with exceptionally big ears, or a dude with a beard and shallow cheeks in DAO Or maybe clipping stands out more for me, I find it annoying.

Ha it was really bad with the beards, it became a floating beard on the cheek

That was actually avoidable if you picked the facial hair you wanted LAST, but yes, that was something I was hoping they would fix and never did. There was really no reason for that to happen, there were plenty of NPCs with the facial hair without the sunken cheeks without any clipping.

yeah but when you did that last it always reverted the facial settings like cheeks to default on mine

Yeah, thats true, but the important thing for me was that the lips stayed the same. Besides...Either that or have your character look like an Auschwitz victim, your choice, lol.