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Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

DarkLord_PT wrote...

Is it just me, or is Garrett the first default char BioWare makes that *everyone*(ie: the vast freaking majority) likes?


Yeah I noticed that. I wonder if it'll survive the announcement of his VA and other details? He is certainly putting Sheploo to shame.


Well, to be fair, he doesn't have terrible amounts of competition.  Default Warden had very little personality other than growly and glowy eyes.  Not to mention in the actual game, there were twelve different defaults.  Sheploo is...pervy and special.  Other than that, the only other "default" I can think of is light side male Revan, who's a) the biggest baddest MARTY STU IN THE UNIVERSE B) a ****** and c) canonized by LucasArts.

Still, I am all over this.  Garrett is the only default I could ever see myself playing.  He's so cute! :wub:


I wasn't around here much for Jade Empire, but that game seemed to focus heavily on Furious Ming and Lotus Blossom?

Thinking about Jade Empire has just made me realise it was a Bioware game that marketed TWO of it's default PC's quite heavily. One male and one female. Curious that ever since then Bioware have held back on showing the female default character, maybe their marketing division felt the lack of one marketable face held back JE somehow?

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*still laughing after reading this wonderful thread* Selfcest, tag, and lots of shirtless Hawke and Hawke working out with Nutella. I love you crazy people so much! 

Seriously, this is so awesome. Garrett Hawke is the man. If you put away all the fancy gear, he could bear-wrestle DudeShep to the ground in two seconds flat. But not FemShep... no, if it ever came down to a contest between Garrett and FemShep, they would both lose... and win, because they'd forget to fight, and just make steamy, passionate genre-breaking love on the floor. The contest of who was going to being on top would turn into... well, the same thing, but in a different way.

Avalla'ch wrote...

DarkLord_PT wrote...

Is it just me, or is Garrett the first default char BioWare makes that *everyone*(ie: the vast freaking majority) likes?


And beware... he's male! I would expect fangirls raging and doin' zealot stuff about the gender but alas, it seems I was wrong.[smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/angry.png[/smilie]

That's the thing, though--most of us rage about the gender bias because most main character designs are obviously intended to attract the attention of the kind of young male who feels insecure about his masculinity, which I think is the major reason for us feeling slighted in the first place. Garrett Hawke, whether they intended it this way or not (and I am like 99.9% sure they did) has appeal to both genders! He's manly enough for one half of the fanbase and sexy enough for the other! He's an adult's idea of cool, not a teenager's. He's not some hulking musclebag who's all like, "Look at my manliness! The rage face I'm wearing, the ocean of steroids I shot in my veins and the 43 just-barely-not naked ladies kneeling by my feet prove I'm manly! Right? Right?" Because
NO. To almost any woman, he might as well be that Mystery douchebag--the only woman who would give him the time of day in real life is the type who goes out to bars to get drunk and forget that her daddy didn't love her and relive the same sick cycle of self-hatred she's been living her whole life because she doesn't know anything better. (Poor girl.)

A real man isn't going to just throw himself goggle-eyed at the first crowd of women on the horizon. He's mature enough and deep enough to worry about quality rather than quantity. Plus, he's got more business in life than smirking and posing. In fact, he's too busy to do either of those things, because he needs to kick ass and smear Nutella, and he's almost out of Nutella.

Anyway, without all the silliness, my point is, Hawke doesn't look like some insulting stereotype of what a(fe)male gamer wants. He sends all the right signals. And that's why the ladies are not complaining--because we're too busy thinking about where to smear that delicious Nutella first! (Spoiler: They're all naughty places! All of them. All.)

To outline it: 
--This may be one of the most important points, but it certainly helps that the narrator is actually female this time! I loved Duncan, but Flemeth is the bomb. Kate Mulgrew's awesomer-than-awesome narration only makes Hawke stand out more, and look more mysterious. She's like a +14 weapon.
--He doesn't overdo the manly facial expressions; they're subtle and intent and purposeful rather than over the top and lame/douchey. He means business, plain and simple. He's not going to underestimate his enemy.
--He is buff, especially in the arms, but his frame is overall a bit on the lean side, which is new--and awesome.
--Freckles! Most people are too afraid to give their hero freckles. They look good. I hope he has freckles in the actual game, too.
--The woman he's locking lips with is a smoky, dusky, badass gypsy pirate. The kind of dangerous woman the female players can respect rather than glaring because she looks like some stupid supermodel who had a boob
job.
--The music is right on target. Just a teensy bit of guitar as a supplement rather than being all modern instruments and modern sounds (I'm looking at you, New Sh*t and This Is War.)

There is nothing to distract from the awesomeness of Garrett Hawke. Nothing at all. And that is why we are united as a fan base--they hit the mark, plain and simple.

Aristorum wrote...

I'm so tired of seeing the typical girly depiction of customizable female characters. I have the hardest time looking at some avatars on this forum because it's just a modern beauty. Why is there such an obsession with being beautiful? I want a strong female character, and I want that to show in her features. No doe-eyes and thin face. I want a square shaped face, set jaw, determined/narrow eyes, and high, pronounced cheek bones. I want to look at fem!hawke and say "Daaaaaaamn I don't wanna mess with her." Making an Angelina Jolie is just ugh in my opinion.
I want fem!hawke to look as respectable and intimidating as male!hawke.

Hmm. Well, my standards are more like, "no thick makeup, no fake-looking tan, no fake bleach-blond hair with ugly black eyebrows, no stupid chain mail bikinis."

I honestly appreciate every hair and skin color that actually exists, just like every figure type. I only get annoyed when people show me something unrealistic or objectified, or when one type of improbable figure becomes universalized (as with the fashion model industry--extremely tall, extremely skinny is the only way you can be one in most circles, which has resulted in actual deaths--that makes me angry).

I don't really mind if something is pretty as long as it's not ultra-feminized; you know, tiny thin face with tiny thin nose and giant lips and giant eyes--I think that's fairly ugly, that sort of exaggeration. But somebody like Olga Kurylenko in Centurion I can get behind. I mean, think about it--her boobs aren't hanging out in the cold weather, she doesn't act all fake-sexy... the makeup is a bit too much like Yukidama was saying, a fashion model LARPing, but I find that vastly preferable to most depictions of a warrior woman.

That said, I hope they make LadyHawke attractive in a natural and semi-androgynous sort of way rather than making her look all cute and pretty and harmless. You can't see it on my avatar, but my FemShep actually has a fairly sturdy jaw. And she doesn't have one of those teensy little pug noses, either. Those look cute on some people, sure, but when they're everywhere it gets really annoying to me.

Nowshin wrote...

Nutella makes everything better. :D

You know what else makes everything better? BWONG! Someone seriously needs to make a dramatic Bwong trailer with Garrett Hawke going into his own dreams to his Nutella paradise. That would be epic.

Modifié par Wynne, 20 août 2010 - 04:21 .


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Waitwaitwaitwait. He has freckles? I think is cute, but I didn't see any freckles.

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In regards to Olga Kurylenko's makeup in Centurion: I just presumed they had given her heavy eyeliner etc. to eccentuate the fierceness of her eyes, but I agree it looks a little over the top. I love the pale face and woad markings though, and I don't know why someone has to be wearing full plate in order to be considered an acceptable warrior.

But I'm beginning to sound like a complete fanboy on the subject so I'm going to leave it there.

Edit: On the narrator: I find it kind of funny that DA2 is built around a framed narrative and one particular narrator is going to play a big role in that (Varric) yet the trailer features Flemeth's voice. Maybe to make it more familiar and as a nod to DAO fans? Or will we get some narration from Flemeth as well I wonder?

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Apollo Starflare wrote...

In regards to Olga Kurylenko's makeup in Centurion: I just presumed they had given her heavy eyeliner etc. to eccentuate the fierceness of her eyes, but I agree it looks a little over the top. I love the pale face and woad markings though, and I don't know why someone has to be wearing full plate in order to be considered an acceptable warrior.

But I'm beginning to sound like a complete fanboy on the subject so I'm going to leave it there.

Edit: On the narrator: I find it kind of funny that DA2 is built around a framed narrative and one particular narrator is going to play a big role in that (Varric) yet the trailer features Flemeth's voice. Maybe to make it more familiar and as a nod to DAO fans? Or will we get some narration from Flemeth as well I wonder?


I'd think it sensible for any warrior to be protecting as much skin as they can. The warrior is the one running out and taking all the blows while the mage and rogue get minimal damage. Tanks need protection.

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That post...was full of Wynne. ;)



I agree on pretty much all points. Especially the "Garrett is an adult's idea of cool". I think Bioware is pretty good at that on the whole.

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It's not "full plate to be acceptable". It's "something other than leather maybe even full plate because we rarely ever see that in female warriors". But yeah, even if I dislike the costume she's wearing in Centurion and don't want to play as a warrior dressed like her, at least she's covered, I wasn't trying to imply she's the worst looking warrior ever, just not what I personally like. I leave the worst warrior design ever to everyone on Google images when I try to look up female warriors :x



Mostly everything I want for my male warriors is the opposite of what I want for my female warriors. Stereotypical beefy male = no thanks, stereotypical beautiful half naked chick = no thanks even harder. Which is why I like the default male Hawke, he doesn't look like he's been doing steroids and is about to join the cast of GoW (Gears of War AND God of War).

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Aristorum wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

In regards to Olga Kurylenko's makeup in Centurion: I just presumed they had given her heavy eyeliner etc. to eccentuate the fierceness of her eyes, but I agree it looks a little over the top. I love the pale face and woad markings though, and I don't know why someone has to be wearing full plate in order to be considered an acceptable warrior.

But I'm beginning to sound like a complete fanboy on the subject so I'm going to leave it there.

Edit: On the narrator: I find it kind of funny that DA2 is built around a framed narrative and one particular narrator is going to play a big role in that (Varric) yet the trailer features Flemeth's voice. Maybe to make it more familiar and as a nod to DAO fans? Or will we get some narration from Flemeth as well I wonder?


I'd think it sensible for any warrior to be protecting as much skin as they can. The warrior is the one running out and taking all the blows while the mage and rogue get minimal damage. Tanks need protection.


I'm not talking about game mechanics? Not even getting into the fact that Garrett Hawke himself seems to be a mage and doesn't wear fully protective armor himself, I was mostly just pointing out that many warriors through history havn't worn full plate armor. The woad warriors of the Celts are one such example.

Modifié par Apollo Starflare, 20 août 2010 - 04:39 .


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*can't read for *****

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Apollo Starflare wrote...

Aristorum wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

In regards to Olga Kurylenko's makeup in Centurion: I just presumed they had given her heavy eyeliner etc. to eccentuate the fierceness of her eyes, but I agree it looks a little over the top. I love the pale face and woad markings though, and I don't know why someone has to be wearing full plate in order to be considered an acceptable warrior.

But I'm beginning to sound like a complete fanboy on the subject so I'm going to leave it there.

Edit: On the narrator: I find it kind of funny that DA2 is built around a framed narrative and one particular narrator is going to play a big role in that (Varric) yet the trailer features Flemeth's voice. Maybe to make it more familiar and as a nod to DAO fans? Or will we get some narration from Flemeth as well I wonder?


I'd think it sensible for any warrior to be protecting as much skin as they can. The warrior is the one running out and taking all the blows while the mage and rogue get minimal damage. Tanks need protection.


I'm not talking about game mechanics? Not even getting into the fact that Garrett Hawke himself seems to be a mage and doesn't wear fully protective armor himself, I was mostly just pointing out that many warriors through history havn't worn full plate armor. The woad warriors of the Celts are one such example.

Then my bad for being too lazy to read the entire conversation.
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Anarya wrote...

I agree on pretty much all points. Especially the "Garrett is an adult's idea of cool". I think Bioware is pretty good at that on the whole.

Indeed, that seems to be the best way to describe garrett in a short sentence.

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Freek on a Leesh wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

Aristorum wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

In regards to Olga Kurylenko's makeup in Centurion: I just presumed they had given her heavy eyeliner etc. to eccentuate the fierceness of her eyes, but I agree it looks a little over the top. I love the pale face and woad markings though, and I don't know why someone has to be wearing full plate in order to be considered an acceptable warrior.

But I'm beginning to sound like a complete fanboy on the subject so I'm going to leave it there.

Edit: On the narrator: I find it kind of funny that DA2 is built around a framed narrative and one particular narrator is going to play a big role in that (Varric) yet the trailer features Flemeth's voice. Maybe to make it more familiar and as a nod to DAO fans? Or will we get some narration from Flemeth as well I wonder?


I'd think it sensible for any warrior to be protecting as much skin as they can. The warrior is the one running out and taking all the blows while the mage and rogue get minimal damage. Tanks need protection.


I'm not talking about game mechanics? Not even getting into the fact that Garrett Hawke himself seems to be a mage and doesn't wear fully protective armor himself, I was mostly just pointing out that many warriors through history havn't worn full plate armor. The woad warriors of the Celts are one such example.


The Celts often went into battle naked in fact.


Yup, although I think if I started suggesting that I would get defenestrated. Unless I was talking about Garrett of course. ;)

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Actually yeah there was only a pretty small window of time in which they did wear full plate. They wore chain until thinner mail-piercing arrowheads were the norm and then they wore plate until...hm well I'm not sure when plate stopped being worn commonly off the top of my head but whatever. Everyone before and after that didn't.

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Anarya wrote...

Actually yeah there was only a pretty small window of time in which they did wear full plate. They wore chain until thinner mail-piercing arrowheads were the norm and then they wore plate until...hm well I'm not sure when plate stopped being worn commonly off the top of my head but whatever. Everyone before and after that didn't.

Full plate armor is a right pain in the arse to create. It was never common, only nobles and high ranking officers would wear it.

It fell completely out of use with the creation of firearms.

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Well, when I am playing my Celt historical battle simulator people can be as naked as they want xD

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Anarya wrote...

Actually yeah there was only a pretty small window of time in which they did wear full plate. They wore chain until thinner mail-piercing arrowheads were the norm and then they wore plate until...hm well I'm not sure when plate stopped being worn commonly off the top of my head but whatever. Everyone before and after that didn't.


It's not easy to just pin the DA universe down to a comparitive real world era either. They have compared it to medievil times, but they have also pulled some things from elsewhere (Qunari have gunpowder for instance).

I guess one reason I like this look for Hawke is due to Lothering's proximity to the Kokari Wilds and the Chasind. We know that the Chasind mix with the people near the Wilds and I can imagine some culture merging taking place. Then there is the whole 'Hawke's dad was Flemeth's lover' theory. :ph34r:

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Wynne wrote...

To outline it: 
--This may be one of the most important points, but it certainly helps that the narrator is actually female this time! I loved Duncan, but Flemeth is the bomb. Kate Mulgrew's awesomer-than-awesome narration only makes Hawke stand out more, and look more mysterious. She's like a +14 weapon.
--He doesn't overdo the manly facial expressions; they're subtle and intent and purposeful rather than over the top and lame/douchey. He means business, plain and simple. He's not going to underestimate his enemy.
--He is buff, especially in the arms, but his frame is overall a bit on the lean side, which is new--and awesome.
--Freckles! Most people are too afraid to give their hero freckles. They look good. I hope he has freckles in the actual game, too.
--The woman he's locking lips with is a smoky, dusky, badass gypsy pirate. The kind of dangerous woman the female players can respect rather than glaring because she looks like some stupid supermodel who had a boob
job.
--The music is right on target. Just a teensy bit of guitar as a supplement rather than being all modern instruments and modern sounds (I'm looking at you, New Sh*t and This Is War.)

There is nothing to distract from the awesomeness of Garrett Hawke. Nothing at all. And that is why we are united as a fan base--they hit the mark, plain and simple.


And Wynne wins again.  <3

I'm in total agreement with all your points.  Women want him and men want to be him, heck, even women want to be him - I know I'll be going through the game at least a few times as Garrett Hawke (too bad I can't romance myself ... or can I?!).  

What's great is that this trailer makes us take an interest in Hawke, the character, who is he, what is he, would he mind terribly if I smeared Nutella on him?  

Because me likey.

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I put the long quote below, but I wanted to say that your description hits it pretty close on the proverbial nailhead for me as well.  I couldn't have said it any better!

Wynne wrote...

That's the thing, though--most of us rage about the gender bias because most main character designs are obviously intended to attract the attention of the kind of young male who feels insecure about his masculinity, which I think is the major reason for us feeling slighted in the first place. Garrett Hawke, whether they intended it this way or not (and I am like 99.9% sure they did) has appeal to both genders! He's manly enough for one half of the fanbase and sexy enough for the other! He's an adult's idea of cool, not a teenager's. He's not some hulking musclebag who's all like, "Look at my manliness! The rage face I'm wearing, the ocean of steroids I shot in my veins and the 43 just-barely-not naked ladies kneeling by my feet prove I'm manly! Right? Right?" Because
NO. To almost any woman, he might as well be that Mystery douchebag--the only woman who would give him the time of day in real life is the type who goes out to bars to get drunk and forget that her daddy didn't love her and relive the same sick cycle of self-hatred she's been living her whole life because she doesn't know anything better. (Poor girl.)

A real man isn't going to just throw himself goggle-eyed at the first crowd of women on the horizon. He's mature enough and deep enough to worry about quality rather than quantity. Plus, he's got more business in life than smirking and posing. In fact, he's too busy to do either of those things, because he needs to kick ass and smear Nutella, and he's almost out of Nutella.

Anyway, without all the silliness, my point is, Hawke doesn't look like some insulting stereotype of what a(fe)male gamer wants. He sends all the right signals. And that's why the ladies are not complaining--because we're too busy thinking about where to smear that delicious Nutella first! (Spoiler: They're all naughty places! All of them. All.)

To outline it: 
--This may be one of the most important points, but it certainly helps that the narrator is actually female this time! I loved Duncan, but Flemeth is the bomb. Kate Mulgrew's awesomer-than-awesome narration only makes Hawke stand out more, and look more mysterious. She's like a +14 weapon.
--He doesn't overdo the manly facial expressions; they're subtle and intent and purposeful rather than over the top and lame/douchey. He means business, plain and simple. He's not going to underestimate his enemy.
--He is buff, especially in the arms, but his frame is overall a bit on the lean side, which is new--and awesome.
--Freckles! Most people are too afraid to give their hero freckles. They look good. I hope he has freckles in the actual game, too.
--The woman he's locking lips with is a smoky, dusky, badass gypsy pirate. The kind of dangerous woman the female players can respect rather than glaring because she looks like some stupid supermodel who had a boob
job.
--The music is right on target. Just a teensy bit of guitar as a supplement rather than being all modern instruments and modern sounds (I'm looking at you, New Sh*t and This Is War.)

There is nothing to distract from the awesomeness of Garrett Hawke. Nothing at all. And that is why we are united as a fan base--they hit the mark, plain and simple.

Aristorum wrote...

I'm so tired of seeing the typical girly depiction of customizable female characters. I have the hardest time looking at some avatars on this forum because it's just a modern beauty. Why is there such an obsession with being beautiful? I want a strong female character, and I want that to show in her features. No doe-eyes and thin face. I want a square shaped face, set jaw, determined/narrow eyes, and high, pronounced cheek bones. I want to look at fem!hawke and say "Daaaaaaamn I don't wanna mess with her." Making an Angelina Jolie is just ugh in my opinion.
I want fem!hawke to look as respectable and intimidating as male!hawke.

Hmm. Well, my standards are more like, "no thick makeup, no fake-looking tan, no fake bleach-blond hair with ugly black eyebrows, no stupid chain mail bikinis."

I honestly appreciate every hair and skin color that actually exists, just like every figure type. I only get annoyed when people show me something unrealistic or objectified, or when one type of improbable figure becomes universalized (as with the fashion model industry--extremely tall, extremely skinny is the only way you can be one in most circles, which has resulted in actual deaths--that makes me angry).

I don't really mind if something is pretty as long as it's not ultra-feminized; you know, tiny thin face with tiny thin nose and giant lips and giant eyes--I think that's fairly ugly, that sort of exaggeration. But somebody like Olga Kurylenko in Centurion I can get behind. I mean, think about it--her boobs aren't hanging out in the cold weather, she doesn't act all fake-sexy... the makeup is a bit too much like Yukidama was saying, a fashion model LARPing, but I find that vastly preferable to most depictions of a warrior woman.

That said, I hope they make LadyHawke attractive in a natural and semi-androgynous sort of way rather than making her look all cute and pretty and harmless. You can't see it on my avatar, but my FemShep actually has a fairly sturdy jaw. And she doesn't have one of those teensy little pug noses, either. Those look cute on some people, sure, but when they're everywhere it gets really annoying to me.

Nowshin wrote...

Nutella makes everything better. :D

You know what else makes everything better? BWONG! Someone seriously needs to make a dramatic Bwong trailer with Garrett Hawke going into his own dreams to his Nutella paradise. That would be epic.



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@Wynne :Thank you for expressing why Hawke is awesome with such nice logic and elaboration. :D Maybe the next time some Hawke hater asks this question I can direct them to this post. ^_^

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thegreateski wrote...

Full plate armor is a right pain in the arse to create. It was never common, only nobles and high ranking officers would wear it.

It fell completely out of use with the creation of firearms.


Though Hawke seems the sort of person that will get full plate simply due to his beard, he walks into a store and they are like "SHI- MAKE SOME FULL PLATE".

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Dave of Canada wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Full plate armor is a right pain in the arse to create. It was never common, only nobles and high ranking officers would wear it.

It fell completely out of use with the creation of firearms.


Though Hawke seems the sort of person that will get full plate simply due to his beard, he walks into a store and they are like "SHI- MAKE SOME FULL PLATE".


That explains the trailer then. When Hawke got wounded he was actually thinking back to when he last went to the armorers and they didn't make him full plate (fatal mistake) instead all he got was one gauntlet and pauldron, he was probably like "what the hell guys? What if someone tries to stab me in the chest?!" Thus the rage and red eyes of doom when the Qunari cut him.

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Apollo Starflare wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Full plate armor is a right pain in the arse to create. It was never common, only nobles and high ranking officers would wear it.

It fell completely out of use with the creation of firearms.


Though Hawke seems the sort of person that will get full plate simply due to his beard, he walks into a store and they are like "SHI- MAKE SOME FULL PLATE".


That explains the trailer then. When Hawke got wounded he was actually thinking back to when he last went to the armorers and they didn't make him full plate (fatal mistake) instead all he got was one gauntlet and pauldron, he was probably like "what the hell guys? What if someone tries to stab me in the chest?!" Thus the rage and red eyes of doom when the Qunari cut him.


What we didn't see is that after he killed the Qunari, he uses his magic hands to rip the blacksmiths apart too.

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Anarya wrote...

Actually yeah there was only a pretty small window of time in which they did wear full plate. They wore chain until thinner mail-piercing arrowheads were the norm and then they wore plate until...hm well I'm not sure when plate stopped being worn commonly off the top of my head but whatever. Everyone before and after that didn't.


i'd say about 1600s to 1700s when gunpowder was introduced and used as the norm

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[quote]Dave of Canada wrote...
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What we didn't see is that after he killed the Qunari, he uses his magic hands to rip the blacksmiths apart too.

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Dave the Hawke Hands of Doom are no match to your beard

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Hawke reminds me of Hugh Jackman. :)