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[Dave of Canada]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Plus why would you even want to be the XO?  They do all the work, the captain gets all the glory.

Pirating is awesome. Not in the modern sense of the word but real pirates.

[RevengeofNewton]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...
I'm suspecting something happens to her crew / ship, I heavily doubt she'd settle down for 10 years. Being a pirate and all.

Plus why would you even want to be the XO?  They do all the work, the captain gets all the glory.

Isabela will make up for it in the night.

[AtreiyaN7]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...
I'm suspecting something happens to her crew / ship, I heavily doubt she'd settle down for 10 years. Being a pirate and all.

Plus why would you even want to be the XO?  They do all the work, the captain gets all the glory.

Saul Tigh was a pretty bad--- XO on the Galactica! Admittedly, he and Admiral Adama were not pirates however.

[Anarya]

For you, Isabela thread! An Isabela morph. Obviously I can't put her hairstyle or jewelry or piercing on her, and I couldn't put a stronger eyebrow on her because A. I can't make my own face textures and B. the other eyebrow options just look weird. But I like it anyway. Much better than regular Origins Isabela, I think.

Oh and I used her actual facemorph as a starting point.

She's meant to resemble this Isabela:

Modifié par Anarya, 30 octobre 2010 - 08:11 .

[upsettingshorts]

AtreiyaN7 wrote...
Saul Tigh was a pretty bad--- XO on the Galactica! Admittedly, he and Admiral Adama were not pirates however.

Tigh: "You make it look easy."
Adama: "Now you know, that's not true."

Anyway, I'm more of a pirate-hunter than a pirate, in terms of what kind of game I'd want to play/crew I'd want to be on.  The history buff in me knows that real pirates were terrifyingly vicious, the black flag was more than just a trademark, it was a frightening sight to see.  No quarter would be given, none would be taken.  It would be a fight to the bloody death, as pirates knew they faced the noose if they failed to win, and couldn't afford to take prisoners themselves.  Nasty business, piracy, then and now.   They would make for very scary villains in a Age of Sail action RPG centered around a Jack Aubrey or Horatio Hornblower-type protagonist that rises through the ranks to be a dashing Captain during the Napoleonic Wars!  Me and the five other people who buy it would have a blast.

Anarya wrote...

For you, Isabela thread! An Isabela morph.

Nice work!  Though she resembles my grandmother - a native Italian with many incredible World War II stories to tell, such as when she was elected by her class to personally hand flowers to Mussolini - in her youth which is difficult to process.  I'm trying to channel it into thinking that Isabela is therefore just as good a cook.

Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 30 octobre 2010 - 07:56 .

[nightcobra]

pretty cool anarya:D

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 30 octobre 2010 - 07:54 .

[Anarya]

@shorts your gramma must be a very pretty lady!

[TrackerTrem]

Meh.I liked the Origins Isabela

[slimgrin]

Well done Anarya. Love the hair on her.

[Shepard Lives]

Excellent job, Anarya. Love the eyes.

Also this:


She really seems to be the perfect height. I love how she has to stand on her toes.

[nightcobra]

 actually to rephrase my previous post i can see two themes working for isabela, a mix between these two would be perfect (to me a least).

the first is the i posted before, tavern brawl from dragon age itself



and the other is pirate isle from Baldur's gate

[nijnij]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I'll still be unable to romance Isabela, due to her looking exactly like my aunt, but I'm warming up to the idea of the character. The more I think about it, the more I like it.

Still no romance, though.

Would your aunt happen to have a phone number ?

[Maria Caliban]

Dave of Canada wrote...

filaminstrel wrote...

I wonder if we'll have to "dispose of" her first mate Casivir if we want to be her real first mate.

I'm suspecting something happens to her crew / ship, I heavily doubt she'd settle down for 10 years. Being a pirate and all.

She doesn't have to settle down. She could set sail at the beginning of the time jump and return at the end.

Dave of Canada wrote...

Pirating is awesome. Not in the modern sense of the word but real pirates.

How in the world is real pirating awesome? I mean, if you were sitting at a red light when someone broke into your car, murdered you, and drove off, would your last thought be how 'cool' your killer is?

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 30 octobre 2010 - 12:59 .

[Shepard Lives]

Maria Caliban wrote...

How in the world is real pirating awesome? I mean, if you were sitting at a red light when someone broke into your car, murdered you, and drove off, would your last thought be how 'cool' your killer is?

I think that's why he said "not in the modern sense of the word". Personally I don't think pirates from the past centuries were any less fierce, but I can see the point he wants to make.

[Maria Caliban]

shepard_lives wrote...

I think that's why he said "not in the modern sense of the word". Personally I don't think pirates from the past centuries were any less fierce, but I can see the point he wants to make.

I assumed by 'modern sense of the word' he meant people who illegally download music, videos, and software.

[nightcobra]

Maria Caliban wrote...

shepard_lives wrote...

I think that's why he said "not in the modern sense of the word". Personally I don't think pirates from the past centuries were any less fierce, but I can see the point he wants to make.

I assumed by 'modern sense of the word' he meant people who illegally download music, videos, and software.

i think what dave meant is that the "fantasy" concept of pirating is awesome, as in being a swashbuckling buccaneer.
isabela, han solo (smuggler) and jack sparrow are a few of such characters that evoke that concept. 

[aaniadyen]

Maria Caliban wrote...

shepard_lives wrote...

I think that's why he said "not in the modern sense of the word". Personally I don't think pirates from the past centuries were any less fierce, but I can see the point he wants to make.

I assumed by 'modern sense of the word' he meant people who illegally download music, videos, and software.

This is what I thought too. Instantly thought about how cool those Somolian pirates must have felt getting blown away by snipers.

[Anarya]

I think he meant "18th century pirating was awesome"

Modifié par Anarya, 30 octobre 2010 - 01:47 .

[Maria Caliban]

Poor Dave. He thought 'real pirates are awesome' would be a safe comment on a thread about a pirate love interest.

[tmp7704]

Next up, a debate rages after someone gets an idea to praise hedonism.

[Anarya]

Indisputable statement: Hedonism feels awesome!

[TJPags]

Anarya wrote...

Now THAT'S a good looking Isabela!!!!!!!!  A VERY good looking Isabela!!!!

And much less of a change to the DA2 version.

Well done.

[Anarya]

I put that morph up as a project if anyone wants to use it in their game. Get it here!

[GameBoyish]

@Anarya Lol at shameless advertising XD But great work!

Anyway... those who don't get the pirate thing... Clicky here...