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[Uhh.. Jonah]

He does look very giant. Maybe he used a spell to bulk up.

[tishyw]

Golden-Rose wrote...

tishyw wrote...

So Avenline is going to continue to wear her leather apron even though she's a heavy fighter? No sensible armor even for Aveline?

NO! The devs have already confirmed that she will change appearance.

No, they've confirmed that she won't stay in the same armor that we meet her in, this fight is from later in the game, when she is, presumably, wearing her permanent armor.

[Leonia]

Well, we don't know exactly how long afterwards the new screenshots were taken. It might be just as they have entereed Kirkwall for the first time or something.

[Sigil_Beguiler123]

leonia42 wrote...

Well, we don't know exactly how long afterwards the new screenshots were taken. It might be just as they have entereed Kirkwall for the first time or something.

Or simply they are just constructed screenshots and not related to a specific time in the game. 

Plus it definitely isn't a different armour from the armour in the beginning since well they are identical looking. So in those screenshots she is still wearing her beginning outfit.

[errant_knight]

crimzontearz wrote...

ps3media.ign.com/ps3/image/article/113/1130360/dragon-age-2-20101026083506528.jpg

yeah look at this enlarged screen....same armor..obviously cloth 

No armor and cloth armor? What the heck is wrong with these people? Thanks for clearing that up, crimzontearz! It's not bad modeling/texturing (which is a relief), it's just...Kirkwall. Good Lord. I miss Ferelden already.

Modifié par errant_knight, 26 novembre 2010 - 04:49 .

[Aermas]

Golden-Rose wrote...

tishyw wrote...

So Avenline is going to continue to wear her leather apron even though she's a heavy fighter? No sensible armor even for Aveline?

NO! The devs have already confirmed that she will change appearance.

Don't NO! without all the facts. They have NOT confirmed that she will be wearing armor, they have only acknowledged that she will change wardrobe.

[Sigil_Beguiler123]

I would say the developer's comment pretty strongly points toward armour. After all Lukas said Aveline would agree that it is, to quote the person he is quoting, "stupid for a tank to wear simple clothing." Then went on to say that she doesn't.

[Aermas]

They asked if Aveline would continue to wear an apron for ten years.

The Dev said no.



In no part of his statement did he talk about armor

[Avaflame]

If that is Carver in the background, the fact that this Hawke appears to be a mage does nothing to assauge my fears that Hawke's class predetermines who lives and dies fleeing Lothering.

[IRMcGhee]

Aermas wrote...

They asked if Aveline would continue to wear an apron for ten years.
The Dev said no.

In no part of his statement did he talk about armor

SPOILER ALERT





In the preview in this month's PC Zone, it says that Aveline joins Kirkwall's army. So I'd expect her to change into the same armour as they wear, or a version of it at least.

[IRMcGhee]

errant_knight wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

ps3media.ign.com/ps3/image/article/113/1130360/dragon-age-2-20101026083506528.jpg

yeah look at this enlarged screen....same armor..obviously cloth 

No armor and cloth armor? What the heck is wrong with these people? Thanks for clearing that up, crimzontearz! It's not bad modeling/texturing (which is a relief), it's just...Kirkwall. Good Lord. I miss Ferelden already.

Cloth and quilt armour were both common among light infantry in the medieval and ancient worlds.

[TJPags]

Avaflame wrote...

If that is Carver in the background, the fact that this Hawke appears to be a mage does nothing to assauge my fears that Hawke's class predetermines who lives and dies fleeing Lothering.

If who lives and who dies at Lothering is based on what class we choose for Hawke . . . well, to put it mildly, that would suck.

[Rawgrim]

You couldn`t change the armours of your companions in Planescape torment either. Look how that turned ou. Voted the best rpg ever made all over the place.

[Seagloom]

That bulked up Hawk wears an outfit that reminds me of abominations in Origins. It would not surprise me if demonic possession somehow plays into what makes mage Hawke, or perhaps any Hawke, special. Or maybe that is wishful thinking on my part. Either way, I immediately thought of abominations when looking at that screen shot.

Modifié par Seagloom, 26 novembre 2010 - 04:38 .

[Herr Uhl]

He stands on his tippy toes while throwing a close-range AOE-spell it seems to me. And that armor looks very much like the one that ladyhawke wears in the sceenshot, that breastplate is big.

[crimzontearz]

yay speculation

[lunarknightmage]

It looks like Hawke is saying:  "Beam me up, Scotty!"

Or else:  "I have the power!!!"

[Brockololly]

Its more EA marketing synergy- Hawke is totally wearing a Crysis nanosuit:

[Qset]

you also need to consider that the two screenshots might not have been of the same battle run through, maybe they set up the battle with different companions as well as aveline and hawke plus tweaked hawkes gear a bit and ran it a few times with a different mix to get the screenshots they wanted.

It is certainly hawke with the staff in both screenshots, maybe they tweaked the armor or its the new rock armor or mage strength boost for melee spell or something similar



David Gaider also stated in the Aveline thread that don't necessarily draw any plot conclusions from them of course he would tease like that anyway.

[Aermas]

Rawgrim wrote...

You couldn`t change the armours of your companions in Planescape torment either. Look how that turned ou. Voted the best rpg ever made all over the place.

How is this a logical argument? I doubt that the game won that title because the companions never changed their clothes.

[Atakuma]

Aermas wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

You couldn`t change the armours of your companions in Planescape torment either. Look how that turned ou. Voted the best rpg ever made all over the place.

How is this a logical argument? I doubt that the game won that title because the companions never changed their clothes.

He is saying that it won the title in spite of that.

[Atakuma]

BrotherWarth wrote...

Atakuma wrote...

Aermas wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

You couldn`t change the armours of your companions in Planescape torment either. Look how that turned ou. Voted the best rpg ever made all over the place.

How is this a logical argument? I doubt that the game won that title because the companions never changed their clothes.

He is saying that it won the title in spite of that.

That's still an illogical argument. No one is saying that the lack of armor/armor choices will inherently make DA2 a bad game, just that it makes a less good game.

I was just explaining Rawgrm's argument to Aermas since he comepletely misunderstood. And with  the frequency at whitch Aermas brings up this topic, it's not unreasonable to believe that this is a big deal to him/her.