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IndigoWolfe wrote...
Celticon wrote...
IndigoWolfe wrote...
Ahhh. just imagining here... what if you could still pick your race for DA2? Tall, qunari Lady Hawke F.T.W...
*Sigh*...
Quarian Lady Hawke FTW.
Don't start. Please. That thread nearly killed me, I was laughing so hard.
I think it's from soul calibur, i'm not sure .joriandrake wrote...
what game is this from? is it on pc?
Kikaaa wrote...
I think it's from soul calibur, i'm not sure .joriandrake wrote...
what game is this from? is it on pc?
Balgin Stondraeg wrote...
Has anyone considered the possibility that when they said they'd let you see what the default female appearance looked like they might just mean releasing a DA2 character creator for people to make pre-release characters with like they did with Origins?
Balgin Stondraeg wrote...
Has anyone considered the possibility that when they said they'd let you see what the default female appearance looked like they might just mean releasing a DA2 character creator for people to make pre-release characters with like they did with Origins?
Would be a fun surprise.Balgin Stondraeg wrote...
Has anyone considered the possibility that when they said they'd let you see what the default female appearance looked like they might just mean releasing a DA2 character creator for people to make pre-release characters with like they did with Origins?
Sorry !Saibh wrote...
Kikaaa wrote...
I think it's from soul calibur, i'm not sure .joriandrake wrote...
what game is this from? is it on pc?
The fourth, yes.
but keep it coming, best thread on the board imo 
Could not put my finger on it earlier, does the dwarf female look like a cheap elderly prostitute to you? especially when the picture is small (enlarged, not so obvious). I think its her proportions, her chest makes her belly look short, which in turn make her breats look droopyIndigoWolfe wrote...
Back on the discussion of Lady Hawke's intimates; the concept art of the new race designs --I like to call it "Anora's Secret"-- had some interesting designs in the underwear department.
Granted, the elven lass' leather neglige looks a tad uncomfortable, I like the human female's underwear. Granted; it's still the strapless pushup bra, but I think it "pushes up" less than the ones in Origins. Of course, should the bazooka boobs --Man, that's so fun to say-- are final; we're pretty much doomed no matter what path they take with female underwear.
the slightly droopy eye and eye shadow just adds to the wh*re look. On top or rather bottom of it all, she is wearing sandals ipaired all that makeup and short skirt. Right? old cheap street walker!
IndigoWolfe wrote...
Would you consider this to be an acceptable look for Lady Hawke's armor?
It has that conformity that caters to the male audience, but it still looks like... y'know; armor.
Gaxhung wrote...
Could not put my finger on it earlier, does the dwarf female look like a cheap elderly prostitute to you? especially when the picture is small (enlarged, not so obvious). I think its her proportions, her chest makes her belly look short, which in turn make her breats look droopy
Huojin wrote...
No to that half naked anime girl and no to a Lady Hawke with the same body proportions as that woman (Bethany?).
Sharn01 and whoever made that model need to go outside and look at humans. She's got too many bones in her neck and not enough in her ribcage. I know this is so BW can give her an unnaturally tiny waist in order to
emphasise her huge rack (conveniently on display, of course) but that neck/waist combo (and the removal of several ribs) can't possibly keep that rack and head upright for very long.
I hope this is not what was meant by the appeasement to the fanboys that Lady Hawke would be "hot". She needs to be able to walk first, I think. Say NO to the Leaning Tower of Pisa Lady Hawke
Unless you're going to appease those of us who like nice man-shoulders with magical invisible armour. Then I will forgive that yucky anatomy.
Also just an FYI that an "hourglass" is not top heavy. I have an hourglass on my desk. It's balanced.
Tirigon wrote...
IndigoWolfe wrote...
Would you consider this to be an acceptable look for Lady Hawke's armor?
It has that conformity that caters to the male audience, but it still looks like... y'know; armor.
Just how does it "cater to the male audience"?
Modifié par IndigoWolfe, 30 août 2010 - 12:52 .
Tirigon wrote...
IndigoWolfe wrote...
Would you consider this to be an acceptable look for Lady Hawke's armor?
It has that conformity that caters to the male audience, but it still looks like... y'know; armor.
Just how does it "cater to the male audience"?
Modifié par Saibh, 30 août 2010 - 12:45 .
That's not necessarily true. Set of armour being expensive like heck, these were generally made to fit the wearer. It wouldn't exactly make much sense to forge armour which didn't fit the wearer's figure, and make it less comfortable that it could be otherwise just because random men would get to look at it. For the owner of the armour any potential onlookers are secondary concern, if a concern at all.Saibh wrote...
Meaning it caters to men over it catering to women. Armor made for women wouldn't be forged to form over breasts like that.
Modifié par tmp7704, 30 août 2010 - 02:07 .
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Saibh wrote...
You know, I'm really excited to play an apostate mage this time around. I always feel a bit disappointed that your choice on being a mage is being from the Tower and loving it and agreeing with Wynne, and therefore netting disapproval from Morrigan, or hating the Tower and wishing death upon them all and agreeing with Morrigan, and therefore netting disapproval from Wynne.
This issue, and the issue with the Chantry, I felt like I could take no middle ground. It'll be nice to be an apostate.
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