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[AntiChri5]

No. Just feckin' no.

[Brockololly]

I asked this a while ago and Laidlaw said there would be no Fable style halos or devil horns based on your choices...I don't know where the post is but it was from last week...

[Sneelonz]

Lord Gremlin wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...

Toggles and alignment in the same thread? There go the kittens... No one ever thinks of the kittens.

I do. I've already suggested that we'll use them to disarm traps.

I suggested that we'll use them as tinder for fireplaces.

[Tooneyman]

valleyman88 wrote...

Posioned wrote...

I'm pretty sure evil people still brush their teeth.

No we don't.

No they start to get taken over by taint. Now I will also have another option. IF the teeth don't get whiter. What about having hawke's beard sparkle?

[Gill Kaiser]

How would this feature even be possible without a morality meter? Either way, I'd rather it not be. I like being able to dictate the appearance of my characters, and I don't like when I have to change my playstyle just to keep them looking like I want them to.

[Tooneyman]

javierabegazo wrote...

If ANYTHING, in most narratives, the evil characters are the ones that look GOOD. They're always stylish as well

And Fable was a good game. I'm just saying no horns sense its been done. How about something new? 

[Herr Uhl]

Tooneyman wrote...

No they start to get taken over by taint. Now I will also have another option. IF the teeth don't get whiter. What about having hawke's beard sparkle?

Why would Hawke be taken over by the taint?

[bjdbwea]

In case you don't know, in ME 1 you could add scars to your character. In ME 2, you can't. But your character automatically gets (very ugly) scars if you happen to follow the "renegade" path.

Is that what you want? Less freedom and more things forced upon you?

Modifié par bjdbwea, 16 juillet 2010 - 06:06 .

[Tooneyman]

Gill Kaiser wrote...

How would this feature even be possible without a morality meter? Either way, I'd rather it not be. I like being able to dictate the appearance of my characters, and I don't like when I have to change my playstyle just to keep them looking like I want them to.

This why it would be optional. If Bioware wouldn't mind, but they have good and evil as well. Or maybe they are the neutral type. Who knows?, but if it was optional I think it would be cool to see your hawke change. i mean unless they have an aging system in place already for your 10 year journey.

[Xandurpein]

Just... NO!!!

[Tooneyman]

bjdbwea wrote...

In case you don't know, in ME 1 you could add scars to your character. In ME 2, you can't. But your character automatically gets (very ugly) scars if you happen to follow the "renegade" path.

Is that what you want? Less freedom and more things forced upon you?

I want both needs balance. I wanted my scars back, but didn't happen. MAyb just maybe we might get scars in this game?  Which would be cool, but I'm not counting kittens.

[Quinnzel]

New Morality system: The players teeth are incredibly white and polished if they are wholey and un-repentedly evil. Good charecters get a crappy dental plan.

[Nozybidaj]

Hey it was good enough for ME2 right? All that was missing were little horns sprouting from you head.

[AlanC9]

javierabegazo wrote...

If ANYTHING, in most narratives, the evil characters are the ones that look GOOD. They're always stylish as well

I blame Star Wars.

then again, I blame Star Wars for a lot of things.

[AlanC9]

Tooneyman wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

How would this feature even be possible without a morality meter? Either way, I'd rather it not be. I like being able to dictate the appearance of my characters, and I don't like when I have to change my playstyle just to keep them looking like I want them to.

This why it would be optional. If Bioware wouldn't mind, but they have good and evil as well. Or maybe they are the neutral type. Who knows?, but if it was optional I think it would be cool to see your hawke change. i mean unless they have an aging system in place already for your 10 year journey.

So you want the morality police to evaluate every action in the game for an optional system?

As awful as changing your character's appearance is, adding a morality system is an even worse idea.

Modifié par AlanC9, 16 juillet 2010 - 06:12 .

[Tooneyman]

AlanC9 wrote...

Tooneyman wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

How would this feature even be possible without a morality meter? Either way, I'd rather it not be. I like being able to dictate the appearance of my characters, and I don't like when I have to change my playstyle just to keep them looking like I want them to.

This why it would be optional. If Bioware wouldn't mind, but they have good and evil as well. Or maybe they are the neutral type. Who knows?, but if it was optional I think it would be cool to see your hawke change. i mean unless they have an aging system in place already for your 10 year journey.

So you want the morality police to evaluate every action in the game for an optional system? 

Hmm, maybe. Sense time and  doing so would cost Bioware more money. I would say. Something simple. Like very big decisions. This could be done and very easily with progress. Maybe. I'm not saying if fully, but there is always a chance.

[C9316]

Aura's what is this DBZ???

[AlanC9]

Tooneyman wrote...
Hmm, maybe. Sense time and  doing so would cost Bioware more money. I would say. Something simple. Like very big decisions. This could be done and very easily with progress. Maybe. I'm not saying if fully, but there is always a chance.

I'm not quite sure I'm following your English there.

But yeah, it's the time and money that's the issue. As long as the morality does nothing except change character appearance and I can turn the appearance change off, I've got no objection to Bio doing this except that it's a waste of development time on something that's completely useless.

[Ahzrei]

The problem with that, OP, is that complex moral decisions are complex. Good and Evil, Black and White do not always apply. The Dragon Age world exists in shades of gray.





The more important decisions specifically have no clear-cut "good" and "evil" choice. That's kind of the point of, you know, the whole effing game?

[Daewan]

You know, I hated having my eyes turn yellow in the Star Wars games. I was okay with everything else, but the yellow eyes were just ugly.

In ME2, I spent the time and platinum to keep my cute-as-a-button Renegade femShep looking cute-as-a-button and not turn into the scarred version of the Wicked Witch just because she wanted to set a few hundred people on fire or shove mouthy, annoying jerks out of windows.

I spend a long time (relatively speaking) designing my characters to look a certain way. I don't want that appearance to change. I want to dress up my dollies and then use them to kill things, and maybe save the world or whatever. I don't want to be forced into being nice just to keep the same face.

[Tooneyman]

AlanC9 wrote...

Tooneyman wrote...
Hmm, maybe. Sense time and  doing so would cost Bioware more money. I would say. Something simple. Like very big decisions. This could be done and very easily with progress. Maybe. I'm not saying if fully, but there is always a chance.

I'm not quite sure I'm following your English there.

But yeah, it's the time and money that's the issue. As long as the morality does nothing except change character appearance and I can turn the appearance change off, I've got no objection to Bio doing this except that it's a waste of development time on something that's completely useless.

Yes and no. Its still a fun idea. I mean why not? It was fun in ME 2. I wonder how long it took them to make the regenade meter for the scar and the red cool evil looking eyes.

[Tooneyman]

Daewan wrote...

You know, I hated having my eyes turn yellow in the Star Wars games. I was okay with everything else, but the yellow eyes were just ugly.
In ME2, I spent the time and platinum to keep my cute-as-a-button Renegade femShep looking cute-as-a-button and not turn into the scarred version of the Wicked Witch just because she wanted to set a few hundred people on fire or shove mouthy, annoying jerks out of windows.
I spend a long time (relatively speaking) designing my characters to look a certain way. I don't want that appearance to change. I want to dress up my dollies and then use them to kill things, and maybe save the world or whatever. I don't want to be forced into being nice just to keep the same face.

You did realize you could get rid of it right?

[Chairon de Celeste]

<  Fable aura
- no thanks.

Modifié par Chairon de Celeste, 16 juillet 2010 - 06:30 .

[tmp7704]

Tooneyman wrote...

Why? not it would be fun wouldn't it?

Honestly, what is fun about game deciding for you what your character looks like?

[Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams]

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