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JohnEpler wrote...
I would suggest that we can't conclusively state that the plants used to produce Qunari dye are going to be water soluble.
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
filaminstrel wrote...
JohnEpler wrote...
Kordaris wrote...
I got the impression that Qunari were organised, methodical society that fought in planned way. Are you changing them into berserkers?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
I'm not doing anything - I just do cinematics, I'm just conjecturing
And this is why one has to be very, very careful what gets posted on the forums...
Confirmed: cinematics featuring large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you. Thanks John!
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Grommash94 wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Jimmy Fury wrote...
Yes... you should have realized that quite early when it was uhm... released... as a game that is playable on computers...SirShreK wrote...
David Gaider wrote...
Like it or not, they're part of the fantasy milieu. We're using them and we're going to put our own spin on them, and continue to evolve them in Dragon Age as we see fit.
I should have realised that DA was just another computer game. Thanks for being nice Folks. Seeing you.
It's also a few books, a comic i refuse to read, and an animated movie at some point.
What did you think it was?
I will be honest because I don't want to be sarcastic.
I felt that for the first time in an Eon after the Great Tolkien someone was taking a serious effort to design a Universe and a continuity where Ret-conning was considered a taboo and imagination stretching a crime. You have to understand that how much of a relief I felt when I saw something so Amazing and New and Original that actually was based on brilliant efforts and intelligence and did not resort to Deus Ex Machinas every time the Authors realised they wanted to advance a story. But now I see that DA-U is equally susceptible to all the foils of, lets say, DC universe. And frankly I am NOT interested in another DC universe. One is Bad enough.
I don't see how they are retconning anything with these new Qunaris though.
Modifié par SirShreK, 29 juillet 2010 - 07:36 .
Carmen_Willow wrote...
tmp7704 wrote...
Looks like invoking some sort of fireball-like spell to me. Maybe it's one of these tongue-less Qunari mages.SirOccam wrote...
Alas, poor Yorick...Lomopingseph wrote...
On a related note, what is he holding in the concept art, anyway? A skull?
That's all I can think of when I see that.
And yet I cannot think of a race of people less like Hamlet. The Qunari are nothing if not decisive!!!
JohnEpler wrote...
filaminstrel wrote...
JohnEpler wrote...
Kordaris wrote...
I got the impression that Qunari were organised, methodical society that fought in planned way. Are you changing them into berserkers?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
I'm not doing anything - I just do cinematics, I'm just conjecturing
And this is why one has to be very, very careful what gets posted on the forums...
Confirmed: cinematics featuring large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you. Thanks John!
Because of this, I plan to act randomly for the rest of development.
I will be unpredictable, like a mongoose.
Modifié par SoR82, 29 juillet 2010 - 07:37 .
SoR82 wrote...
JohnEpler wrote...
filaminstrel wrote...
JohnEpler wrote...
Kordaris wrote...
I got the impression that Qunari were organised, methodical society that fought in planned way. Are you changing them into berserkers?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
I'm not doing anything - I just do cinematics, I'm just conjecturing
And this is why one has to be very, very careful what gets posted on the forums...
Confirmed: cinematics featuring large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you. Thanks John!
Because of this, I plan to act randomly for the rest of development.
I will be unpredictable, like a mongoose.
Thought withe the new art "direction" all of you had already started doing this
Still no comment on the claws I notice....
Confirmed: your next animal party member will be a mongoose instead of a Mabarri. Not intended for combat use, but as a means of distracting or tricking NPCs.JohnEpler wrote...
Because of this, I plan to act randomly for the rest of development.filaminstrel wrote...
Confirmed: cinematics featuring large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you. Thanks John!JohnEpler wrote...
I'm not doing anything - I just do cinematics, I'm just conjecturingKordaris wrote...
I got the impression that Qunari were organised, methodical society that fought in planned way. Are you changing them into berserkers?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
And this is why one has to be very, very careful what gets posted on the forums...
I will be unpredictable, like a mongoose.
Guest_SirShreK_*
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
SirShreK wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
Only the tal-Vashot. They gave up the warpaint with the Horns.
Well, I don't get how Genitive could have gotten it so wrong in that case.SirShreK wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
Only the tal-Vashot. They gave up the warpaint with the Horns.
Guest_SirShreK_*
Grommash94 wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
Only the tal-Vashot. They gave up the warpaint with the Horns.
Meh. Just because one guy has warpaint doesn't mean that there are going to be armies of cannon using, shirtless Qunari running around with flashy paint on them. It could just be some sort of tradition the Qunari have when they come of age, or some such.
SirShreK wrote...
And frankly I am NOT interested in another DC universe. One is Bad enough.
Grommash94 wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
Only the tal-Vashot. They gave up the warpaint with the Horns.
Meh. Just because one guy has warpaint doesn't mean that there are going to be armies of cannon using, shirtless Qunari running around with flashy paint on them. It could just be some sort of tradition the Qunari have when they come of age, or some such.
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Bryy_Miller wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
And frankly I am NOT interested in another DC universe. One is Bad enough.
Oh, my friend, comparing a fantasy video game to a comic book, let alone DC..... yeah, that's kind of a fallacy.
the_one_54321 wrote...
Confirmed: your next animal party member will be a mongoose instead of a Mabarri. Not intended for combat use, but as a means of distracting or tricking NPCs.
SirShreK wrote...
Its not the Qunaris : Its the Quoted statement made by David Gaider.
SirShreK wrote...
Grommash94 wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
There still are Qunari in armor though, right?JohnEpler wrote...
Not to mention, to a society like that of the Qunari, I imagine the psychological effect of a large, painted and half-naked Qunari running at you as compared to that of one running at you while wearing a uniform would not be disregarded.
Only the tal-Vashot. They gave up the warpaint with the Horns.
Meh. Just because one guy has warpaint doesn't mean that there are going to be armies of cannon using, shirtless Qunari running around with flashy paint on them. It could just be some sort of tradition the Qunari have when they come of age, or some such.
Hmm. Perhaps you don't understand the meaning of the term warpaint?
Guest_SirShreK_*
dbankier wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Its not the Qunaris : Its the Quoted statement made by David Gaider.
You seem to have taken that quote out of context. He was simply responding to the notion that DAO's elves and dwarves were too different to the ones from the Lord of the Rings.
Modifié par SirShreK, 29 juillet 2010 - 07:50 .
I really don't think more than one type of Qunari can be compared to 374 "final" crisisessies or blackest nights or any of the other things that DC does to prevent me from reading their comics or cause me to lose my grip on reality and consider "Xorn was actually magneto... wait no xorn was actually xorn pretending to be magneto... no wait he was the real xorn's evil twin brother pretending to be xorn pretending to be magneto!" sane by comparison... (my marvel fanboyness is showing isn't it?)SirShreK wrote...
I will be honest because I don't want to be sarcastic.
I felt that for the first time in an Eon after the Great Tolkien someone was taking a serious effort to design a Universe and a continuity where Ret-conning was considered a taboo and imagination stretching a crime. You have to understand that how much of a relief I felt when I saw something so Amazing and New and Original that actually was based on brilliant efforts and intelligence and did not resort to Deus Ex Machinas every time the Authors realised they wanted to advance a story. But now I see that DA-U is equally susceptible to all the foils of, lets say, DC universe. And frankly I am NOT interested in another DC universe. One is Bad enough.
Guest_SirShreK_*
Grommash94 wrote...
And even if it is warpaint, it doesn't mean that everyone uses it. Could just be specific warriors, an elite pack of some sort that goes out first to intimidate the enemies.
SirShreK wrote...
dbankier wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
Its not the Qunaris : Its the Quoted statement made by David Gaider.
You seem to have taken that quote out of context. He was simply responding to the notion that DAO's elves and dwarves were too different to the ones from the Lord of the Rings.
Err... Out of conntext? Perhaps I thought the stablished context of how elves and dwarves looked was established in DA itself! Oh! Thank you! Thank you! How smart you are! You must Einstein reincarnated! When did you get you Nobel Prize in Medicine?
SirShreK wrote...
Bryy_Miller wrote...
SirShreK wrote...
And frankly I am NOT interested in another DC universe. One is Bad enough.
Oh, my friend, comparing a fantasy video game to a comic book, let alone DC..... yeah, that's kind of a fallacy.
And you don't understand the meaning of the literary term Universe.
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