Wait... do a lot people just sit and stare at their character's ass all day? Y'know, instead of looking at what's going on?
Poll: Who is playing MaleHawke and who is playing LadyHawke?
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#52
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:12
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Behindyounow wrote...
Wait... do a lot people just sit and stare at their character's ass all day? Y'know, instead of looking at what's going on?
Male Hawke all the way raawr! For both his beard and ass :-) But seriously I enjoy a nice looking avatar almost as much as I enjoy the scenery. I mean you ARE looking at your avatar a lot in most games.
#53
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:22
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Male Hawke first, and maybe Lady Hawke later, dunno... depends on the replayability.
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Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:25
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Both Hawkes look good, but I'm leaning towards Lady Hawke at the moment. She is impressive even in the blurry pics. The final choice will be voice actor quality which is unknown at this point.
#57
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:46
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Both. I'll likely go for do-gooder FHawke then snarky Mhawke.
My common pattern.
My common pattern.
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Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:53
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Behindyounow wrote...
Wait... do a lot people just sit and stare at their character's ass all day? Y'know, instead of looking at what's going on?
Yeah, I usually don't pay much attention to my character unless s/he starts disobeying my orders. I'd feel kind of weird staring at my own character lasciviously.
#59
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:55
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You don't need to stare to notice. Part of the joy of RPGs is crafting the look of your character and customising their outfits, equipment, etc.filaminstrel wrote...
Behindyounow wrote...
Wait... do a lot people just sit and stare at their character's ass all day? Y'know, instead of looking at what's going on?
Yeah, I usually don't pay much attention to my character unless s/he starts disobeying my orders. I'd feel kind of weird staring at my own character lasciviously.
When I play male characters, I try to make them look badass. When I play female characters I try to make them look attractive, sexy and badass.
#60
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:56
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Altima Darkspells wrote...
Good Etain/Marian Hawke then evil Garret Hawke.
I doubt that there will be enough replayability to justify a third playthrough.
I usually do the opposite. Good male protagonist, evil female. No deep-seeded reasoning behind it really, it's just I always want to play both genders and I've already done the good thing. Maybe I'll choose an evil male first this time...
#61
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 07:59
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It'll be both for me, first male then female, likely. Any game I play more than once I'll always mix up the character design as much as possible between games, and switching up the sex of the character is certainly one way of doing so.
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Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:05
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Gill Kaiser wrote...
You don't need to stare to notice. Part of the joy of RPGs is crafting the look of your character and customising their outfits, equipment, etc.filaminstrel wrote...
Behindyounow wrote...
Wait... do a lot people just sit and stare at their character's ass all day? Y'know, instead of looking at what's going on?
Yeah, I usually don't pay much attention to my character unless s/he starts disobeying my orders. I'd feel kind of weird staring at my own character lasciviously.
When I play male characters, I try to make them look badass. When I play female characters I try to make them look attractive, sexy and badass.
Well, sure... I notice. I try to give my character good equipment too. But the question was, "do people just sit and stare?", as a sort of response to the oft-said, "If I'm going to stare at an ass all day, it may as well be..."
#64
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:10
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Does Lady Hawke have a beard? No. Garrett all the way.
#65
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:12
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Well since the View is from behind....I'll have to see lady hawkes butt first
#66
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:14
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Both, but I'll probably play as Lady Hawke first.
#67
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:32
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Balvale wrote...
Altima Darkspells wrote...
Good Etain/Marian Hawke then evil Garret Hawke.
I doubt that there will be enough replayability to justify a third playthrough.
I usually do the opposite. Good male protagonist, evil female. No deep-seeded reasoning behind it really, it's just I always want to play both genders and I've already done the good thing. Maybe I'll choose an evil male first this time...
I know the feeling. Most RPGs seem designed for the 'good male' run-through, and while DAO still caters to that approach, it had some pleasantries for the ladies (namely, Alitsair
).Still bugs me how Light-side male became canon for KotOR, though.
#68
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:45
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I'm a guy, but I'll probably play LadyHawke first.
I like stories with strong ( hot ) female protagonists, plus I like to create "against-the-mold" characters. So, I'll probably go with a female warrior templar on my first playthrough.
It also depends on how easy it is to make a reasonably attractive looking male character. In Origins, I couldn't for the life of me create a decent looking male. They all looked like neanderthals....lol. So, I strictly played as female characters in Origins......
I like stories with strong ( hot ) female protagonists, plus I like to create "against-the-mold" characters. So, I'll probably go with a female warrior templar on my first playthrough.
It also depends on how easy it is to make a reasonably attractive looking male character. In Origins, I couldn't for the life of me create a decent looking male. They all looked like neanderthals....lol. So, I strictly played as female characters in Origins......
#69
Posté 05 septembre 2010 - 08:46
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I can't play female toons and take a medieval game serious. lol some male hawke
#70
Posté 06 septembre 2010 - 04:29
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Altima Darkspells wrote...
Balvale wrote...
Altima Darkspells wrote...
Good Etain/Marian Hawke then evil Garret Hawke.
I doubt that there will be enough replayability to justify a third playthrough.
I usually do the opposite. Good male protagonist, evil female. No deep-seeded reasoning behind it really, it's just I always want to play both genders and I've already done the good thing. Maybe I'll choose an evil male first this time...
I know the feeling. Most RPGs seem designed for the 'good male' run-through, and while DAO still caters to that approach, it had some pleasantries for the ladies (namely, Alitsair
Still bugs me how Light-side male became canon for KotOR, though.
Actually, I tend to play the women a few times first, and they tend to be good. My first evil playthrough is always male. I feel too guilty otherwise.
Also, wow, look at those numbers...
Male Hawke46%(157 votes)
Lady Hawke54%(187 votes)
#73
Posté 06 septembre 2010 - 05:36
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As usual, I'll play the Male character first and foremost. I'll have at least 1 pt as FemHawke, though.
#74
Posté 06 septembre 2010 - 05:39
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Lady Hawke...dat ass
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#75
Posté 06 septembre 2010 - 05:43
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Male Hawke. I doubt I'll be able to ever play a female character in any RPG unless it's forced upon me. I can't fully relate. Also, for a medieval setting I'm sure the game is already going to include a baffling amount of strong and independent female characters without even the protagonist being such.
