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[DarthCaine]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

bethany has been seen in 2 different outfits as well if you recall.

Yes, I do recall that. But we've only seen her alternate outfit in the exaggarated scene and it's quite possible they hadn't yet determined which one to use

[DarthCaine]

Wittand25 wrote...

I know that you can´t equip the followers yourself. But the followers will get upgrades for their armor during the time jumps and hopefully their equipment will also update visually in some cases.

Mike Ladlaw said upgrades might visually change the outfit but only slightly and only in some very rare cases

While remaining in the same cloths is no problem for mages and rogues staying for warriors like Carver and Aveline it would be plain silly to run around in their starting clothes the whole game.

There's only one outfit, so yes if they are permanent party members they'll wear the exact same thing through the whole game, much like how Miranda wears spandex in vacum in ME2

Modifié par DarthCaine, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:10 .

[Sleepy Somnus]

Hmm I don't know were you fine people saw all this gameplay.

[aaniadyen]

DarthCaine wrote...

Sir Karl wrote...

DarthCaine wrote...

erm, haven't you heard? Party members have only one outfit like in ME2, you can't equip any armor on party members

Are you serious? I hope that is not true. Ah well, just another nail in the coffin of DA2 

Listen to the podcast. Party members have only one outfit for the entire game

Your hearing must be very selective. In the very podcast you're refferencing they said there are points in the game where companions change outfits (including during time jumps because companiosn wouldn't be wearing the same thing for 10 years). They also said that most upgrades will change the companion's outfit visually. Refference it properly, or don't refference it at all. I'm sick of people who want DA2 to be bad so they can say "haha, I told you so, xxxgame IS better!" Spreading misinformation.

Modifié par aaniadyen, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:24 .

[DarthCaine]

aaniadyen wrote...

Your hearing must be very selective. In the very podcast you're refferencing they said there are points in the game where companions change outfits (including during time jumps because companiosn wouldn't be wearing the same thing for 10 years). They also said that most upgrades will change the companion's outfit visually. Refference it properly, or don't refference it at all. I'm sick of people who want DA2 to be bad so they can say "haha, I told you so, xxxgame IS better!" Spreading misinformation.

Actually the part that there's only one outfit isn't in the podcast. Mike Ladlaw later said there's only one outfit and in some rare cases upgrades might visually change the outfit

Modifié par DarthCaine, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:26 .

[Wittand25]

DarthCaine wrote...
Mike Ladlaw said upgrades might visually change the outfit but only slightly and only in some very rare cases

There's only one outfit, so yes if they are permanent party members they'll wear the exact same thing through the whole game, much like how Miranda wears spandex in vacum in ME2

He never said slightly. He wrote that in some cases the look of the companions will change. Combined with the fact that it was stated several times by several people that they want to avoid the chainmail bikini in the Dragon Age franchise I am pretty certain that warriors like Carver and Aveline will change their look from sleeveless everyday clothes to full body armor once they reach the appropriate level.

[Luigitornado]

DarthCaine wrote...

aaniadyen wrote...

Your hearing must be very selective. In the very podcast you're refferencing they said there are points in the game where companions change outfits (including during time jumps because companiosn wouldn't be wearing the same thing for 10 years). They also said that most upgrades will change the companion's outfit visually. Refference it properly, or don't refference it at all. I'm sick of people who want DA2 to be bad so they can say "haha, I told you so, xxxgame IS better!" Spreading misinformation.

Actually the part that there's only one outfit isn't in the podcast. Mike Ladlaw later said there's only one outfit and in some rare cases upgrades might visually change the outfit

It was said that outfits will change after a certain progression in the story. I'm guessing the 10-year break.

[DarthCaine]

Mike Laidlaw wrote...

Anarya wrote...

One thing I wasn't too clear on, listening to the podcast: Mike said the companions will change equipment at points throughout the game and get upgrades so they won't be stuck in starter gear for the whole game. Does this mean their equipment will also change visually? Or are they going to basically wear the same outfit for a decade? Clarification would be appreciated.

Some may, but that is more the exception rather than the rule. Their equipment, however, will evolve over time from a statistical point of view, as will your access to upgrades. Apologies for the confusion.

Modifié par DarthCaine, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:33 .

[DarthCaine]

Luigitornado wrote...

It was said that outfits will change after a certain progression in the story. I'm guessing the 10-year break.

Outfits will change stats, not visually

[Wittand25]

DarthCaine wrote...

Wittand25 wrote...

He never said slightly. He wrote that in some cases the look of the companions will change. Combined with the fact that it was stated several times by several people that they want to avoid the chainmail bikini in the Dragon Age franchise I am pretty certain that warriors like Carver and Aveline will change their look from sleeveless everyday clothes to full body armor once they reach the appropriate level.

Here:

Mike Laidlaw wrote...

Anarya wrote...

One thing I wasn't too clear on, listening to the podcast: Mike said the companions will change equipment at points throughout the game and get upgrades so they won't be stuck in starter gear for the whole game. Does this mean their equipment will also change visually? Or are they going to basically wear the same outfit for a decade? Clarification would be appreciated.

Some may, but that is more the exception rather than the rule. Their equipment, however, will evolve over time from a statistical point of view, as will your access to upgrades. Apologies for the confusion.

Yes some (like you know the warriors) may, and were is the word slightly ?
I was referring to this very post, thanks for digging it up.

[aaniadyen]

DarthCaine wrote...

aaniadyen wrote...

Your hearing must be very selective. In the very podcast you're refferencing they said there are points in the game where companions change outfits (including during time jumps because companiosn wouldn't be wearing the same thing for 10 years). They also said that most upgrades will change the companion's outfit visually. Refference it properly, or don't refference it at all. I'm sick of people who want DA2 to be bad so they can say "haha, I told you so, xxxgame IS better!" Spreading misinformation.

Actually the part that there's only one outfit isn't in the podcast. Mike Ladlaw later said there's only one outfit and in some rare cases upgrades might visually change the outfit

Oh, well sorry for throwing accusations arround then., I didn't see that post.

[DarthCaine]

Wittand25 wrote...

Yes some (like you know the warriors) may, and were is the word slightly ?

Well actually it appears I've misread that quote. It says upgrades won't change the outfit AT ALL visually, but in some rare cases some party members might change outfits (like when they're having sex lol)

Modifié par DarthCaine, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:39 .

[axa89]

Are they going to basically wear the same outfit for a decade?

Some may, but that is more the exception rather than the rule.

This is another way to look at it.

[aaniadyen]

axa89 wrote...

Are they going to basically wear the same outfit for a decade?

Some may, but that is more the exception rather than the rule.

This is another way to look at it.

This is more in line with what they said in the podcast, but the way Laidlaw's response was set up, it's pretty clear what he meant.

[Marionetten]

axa89 wrote...

Are they going to basically wear the same outfit for a decade?

Some may, but that is more the exception rather than the rule.

This is another way to look at it.

That's wishful thinking. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

[axa89]

Yes, maybe it is. Still, I would be surprised if Aveline and Carver, two warriors, used simple clothes throughout the game.

[DarthCaine]

axa89 wrote...

I would be surprised if Aveline and Carver, two warriors, used simple clothes throughout the game.

I wouldn't. Look at ME2's outfits. It was their goal too to make party members look more unique

[Alexia89]

Not to keen on the flashy healthbars, they remind me of dynasty warriors.

Modifié par Alexia89, 09 novembre 2010 - 03:06 .

[Marionetten]

axa89 wrote...

Yes, maybe it is. Still, I would be surprised if Aveline and Carver, two warriors, used simple clothes throughout the game.

With Isabela running around with her ass bare I wouldn't be. It's all about being stylistic ( which is starting to become synonymous with ridiculous ) nowadays.

[axa89]

I can see more easily Miranda wearing a pyjama, suits fit a sci-fi setting after all. Varric and Isabela, being rogues are somewhat justified but a would be tank like Aveline? No way!



Or maybe they're all ridiculous as is this distincion...

[Nerevar-as]

axa89 wrote...

I can see more easily Miranda wearing a pyjama, suits fit a sci-fi setting after all. Varric and Isabela, being rogues are somewhat justified but a would be tank like Aveline? No way!

Or maybe they're all ridiculous as is this distincion...

But it doesn´t suit ME setting. Almost everybody expecting trouble in both games was equipped for it except half our squad in ME2. That included no helmets in toxic or damaging enviroments (bare eyes in a sandstorm or high chlorine atmosphere, yeah).
With DA2, Isabella is a Red Sonja (meaning fanservice over sensible clothing, not the metal bikini) despite early comments from the devs they wouldn´t go that way. Qunari mooks seem to have seen 300 too much as they chose war paint above armor, at least now we know why they get defeated by Hawke. So I wouldn´t be surprised if Aveline ignored armor too.

Modifié par Nerevar-as, 09 novembre 2010 - 04:07 .

[Mecha Tengu]

game looks like legend of zelda lol

[aaniadyen]

I usually let the bad outfits slide, but if we have a tank wearing street clothes I think it'll be too much for my suspension of disbelief to bear.

Mecha Tengu wrote...

game looks like legend of zelda lol

And as we all know, that franchize wasn't successful at all.

Modifié par aaniadyen, 09 novembre 2010 - 04:10 .

[Dave of Canada]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

game looks like legend of zelda lol

Good thing it doesn't play anything like it.