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[Wyndham711]

Saibh wrote...

Actually well-made plate armor weighed less then our current modern infantry soldier gear, which, if you recall, women do wear. It was also better distributed. People in plate armor had to be able to duck, roll, jog, and fight for lengthy amounts of time.

Based on the time I spent in military service and my general knowledge of the topic, what actually had weight to it was the backpack. And you don't fight with the backpack on. Everything else was just cloth, and pockets filled with say a small shovel, a gas mask, clips etc. Even combining all those and then some (say the body armor we often used), I still doubt it would come close to even the weight of chain mail, let alone plate.

[JamieCOTC]

Both, but a custom Lady Hawke mage first.Have to play my canon Warden's cousin or whatever. 

Modifié par JamieCOTC, 10 janvier 2011 - 11:14 .

[Wynne]

Both, but Lady Hawke fir--HOLY CRAP, 56% Lady Hawke?! AWESOME! *mobs the forum with hugs*

[Johnny Shepard]

Male Hawke Warrior first. After that it will depend. But the idea is to make Lady Hawke a Rouge and then a Male Hawke Mage. But it could change.

[In Exile]

Wynne wrote...

Both, but Lady Hawke fir--HOLY CRAP, 56% Lady Hawke?! AWESOME! *mobs the forum with hugs*

Keep in mind that the forum is really unrepresentative. I think Femshep numbers are southside of 50% but not by much, whereas overall gameplay data is 80% dudeshep.

ETA:

And the lack of both was totally uncool.

Modifié par In Exile, 10 janvier 2011 - 11:57 .

[AngelicMachinery]

Femme Hawke.

[Zaros]

Initially I'll be male, simply because (being a male) I find it easier to connect with male player characters.



After a few playthroughs I'll probably switch to female/

[Stanley Woo]

Unnecessary thread resurrection, and users already have poll functionality on their accounts. Thank you.



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