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[Harley_Dude]

Leveled staffs. Or is it staves? What is with all the iron and grey iron crap anyway? Most of the good stuff was unaffordable unless you glitched for more gold.

[ZMJ10]

yes better warrior armor sets are very much needed and maybe they will even let us choose the color of the armor, oh i agree 100% on the mage hats, even the robes were bad. I didnt play a rogue long enough to see the gear so i cant say anythig about that. My personal favorite set of armor was the juggernuat the only thing that stopped me from wearing it was the useless stats.

[UndercoverDoctor]

So World of Warcraft armor?

[ZMJ10]

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

So World of Warcraft armor?

 Please no!!

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

While we're at it, how about some armor that actually looks like it's name suggest. For example, the Dragonbone armor looked nothing like bone. Nothing at all.
It should have looked something like this (Well, replace the helmet with a dragon skull or something):

[In Exile]

Gill Kaiser wrote...

I didn't like the way that even the unique items had their colour dictated by their material, and how the level-scaled loot changed colour with level. If I wear a suit of armour, it has to match. I couldn't wear the Helm of Honnleath with anything because it was the wrong colour, it just looked stupid with silverite armour.

I thought it worked with darker tones, the Knight Commander Armours (templar and Warden`s Keep DLC). If the apperance is identical though, scaling the loot becomes as bad as in ME. At least despite the recycled design silverite chainmail look way more impressive than grey iron and steel.

[NKKKK]

Bioware: This looks like it takes effort...

[Koffeegirl]

Khavos wrote...

I suspect you'll get one of each type of sword and one generalized outfit that's applicable to all classes. Once you recruit Bethany the mage, she'll be able to learn enchantments that upgrade the armor and weapons.

Streamlining, remember?

I thought only the Tranquil could do enchancements.....

[Narreneth]

DrunkDeadman wrote...

While we're at it, how about some armor that actually looks like it's name suggest. For example, the Dragonbone armor looked nothing like bone. Nothing at all.
It should have looked something like this (Well, replace the helmet with a dragon skull or something):

That doesn't look like bone either...

[wwwwowwww]

Anything to make the Rogues look more rogue like I'm all for!!!!!!!!!!

[Maverick827]

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

So World of Warcraft armor?

The ostentatious style of WoW armor should not be copied, but I think a more loot-heavy dynamic wouldn't hurt.  I should have choices between many very great pieces of equipment, to vary character builds, rather than there being only one good choice (Andruil's Blessing, Key to the City, Helm of Honnleath, etc.).  And although it's probably unavoidable, I'd prefer it if the best items in the game didn't come from DLC.

The best gear also should not come from gold; there should be many difficult encounters like the High Dragon that drop great pieces of gear.  Hawke's story is supposed to be about acquiring power and wealth, right?

[Time4Tiddy]

Maverick827 wrote...

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

So World of Warcraft armor?

The ostentatious style of WoW armor should not be copied, but I think a more loot-heavy dynamic wouldn't hurt.  I should have choices between many very great pieces of equipment, to vary character builds, rather than there being only one good choice (Andruil's Blessing, Key to the City, Helm of Honnleath, etc.).  And although it's probably unavoidable, I'd prefer it if the best items in the game didn't come from DLC.

The best gear also should not come from gold; there should be many difficult encounters like the High Dragon that drop great pieces of gear.  Hawke's story is supposed to be about acquiring power and wealth, right?

Completely agree here.  All the best items are either DLC or purchased (for obscene amounts of gold).  There should really have been a few more items that were dropped by elite bosses or sidequests (like the Juggernaut).  It kind of felt like all the original looking armor was meant for warriors, while pretty much all the mage robes were one of two designs (circle robe or barbarian robe) and the rogue armor was just a slight variation on one (with covered leg or bare leg).  Also found it strange that the only set bonus unique gear was (once again) warrior based - Juggernaut, Legion, Duty, Diligence, etc. etc. etc.  There are no special leather armor sets other than the drakescale, and no mage robes at all with glove and boot to match.   

[wwwwowwww]

Maverick827 wrote...

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

So World of Warcraft armor?

The ostentatious style of WoW armor should not be copied, but I think a more loot-heavy dynamic wouldn't hurt.  I should have choices between many very great pieces of equipment, to vary character builds, rather than there being only one good choice (Andruil's Blessing, Key to the City, Helm of Honnleath, etc.).  And although it's probably unavoidable, I'd prefer it if the best items in the game didn't come from DLC.

The best gear also should not come from gold; there should be many difficult encounters like the High Dragon that drop great pieces of gear.  Hawke's story is supposed to be about acquiring power and wealth, right?

I thought his story was about becoming the Champion of Kirkwall?

I do agree that the better loot should come from encounters, but I don't think you should take all good items from the stores either. There definately needs to be a balance. Honestly I wouldn't mind having to find materials for things like swords and armor, I think it would add a lot to the game

[wicked_being]

In addition to armors and weapons, I'd very much like to see cloaks/hoods :-)

[BigOzzie]

couple of warrior armors www.gamingangels.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/wotlk_arthas_pose.jpg,  images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20071115092539/wowwiki/images/4/48/Enraged_Grom.jpg this armor will make you lighter increasing your attack speed.  I want to see more fantasy like armor  not the regular Knights.  Oh yeah and i want to see a weapon like Frostmounre in game

Modifié par BigOzzie, 20 juillet 2010 - 06:17 .

[nuclearpengu1nn]

DrunkDeadman wrote...

While we're at it, how about some armor that actually looks like it's name suggest. For example, the Dragonbone armor looked nothing like bone. Nothing at all.
It should have looked something like this (Well, replace the helmet with a dragon skull or something):

looks more like dragonscale or drakescale
looks awesome though

[Iscaredeath]

The Glaive weapon Hawke has is a good start for new weapons. As for armor we had Wade in Origins and Awakening make armor and weapons for us. I'd like to be more involved in that process. Awakening let us dubble in what enchantments we wanted, but I want to see it go further. When we bring a material to a master smith give us a blank template and let us choose what it looks like. Then hit us with a list of materials to bring what we created into reality. I'm not a programmer so what I asked for maybe impossible but hopefully it sparks an idea that can be usable in the game.

[nuclearpengu1nn]

Iscaredeath wrote...

The Glaive weapon Hawke has is a good start for new weapons. As for armor we had Wade in Origins and Awakening make armor and weapons for us. I'd like to be more involved in that process. Awakening let us dubble in what enchantments we wanted, but I want to see it go further. When we bring a material to a master smith give us a blank template and let us choose what it looks like. Then hit us with a list of materials to bring what we created into reality. I'm not a programmer so what I asked for maybe impossible but hopefully it sparks an idea that can be usable in the game.

modders manage to do it with the WinterForge modd
i think thats the name of it im not sure

[nuclearpengu1nn]

wwwwowwww wrote...

Anything to make the Rogues look more rogue like I'm all for!!!!!!!!!!

we should get ninja outfits lol:ph34r:

[munananustaja]

You don't need ''cool armor'' you need armor that protects you, armor that is practical.

[TheSeeker2654]

Totally agree. Mages had the worst selection of armor in the first game. Sucks because I almost always play a mage... Hopefully that will be changed in the second game.

[xZerocidex]

I would like to see custom armor in this game as well, just like the armor customization they added to ME2 , along with adding a cloak and hood that can be customized as well

[SirOccam]

DrunkDeadman wrote...

While we're at it, how about some armor that actually looks like it's name suggest. For example, the Dragonbone armor looked nothing like bone. Nothing at all.
It should have looked something like this (Well, replace the helmet with a dragon skull or something):

That kind of looks like Armor of the Sentinel, from Awakening.

[saphirekosmos]

munananustaja wrote...


You don't need ''cool armor'' you need armor that protects you, armor that is practical.

There is no reason why it can't be both cool and practicle.

OT: I'd say some customability to the armor. Maybe go for more a a D&D/Oblivion style whith different peices of armor, i.e. leggings, gloves, pauldrons etc. Lets use choose, to an extent what it looks like if we firge it; which I think we should be able to do. Give more variety to the look and types of weapons. More varied weapon skills. definatkly some good looking mage robes. And hoods, we need hoods.   Also a buch more unique loot from the end of quests and bosses. I'd like to be able to fight a big bad and get his awesome looking armor or weapon.

[Lintanis]

 In Awakening you had a few customisation options for weapons and armour so might get to see it in DA2 as well ,  hope so anyway