In Exile wrote...
Xewaka wrote...
You come from a JRPG background. Looks are much more restricted on those. Since you're already accostumed, you don't see the loss the same way people who's been playing western RPGs mostly do.
He might be one of those deviants that thinks a unique apperance is superior to a generic one. You know, the difference between DA2 and DA:O.
Xewaka wrote...
When you look at it, the plot of Mass effect is: "Gather these people, go to the final dungeon". It lacks a second act after gathering the people.
I think that's because it is the second act, the dungeon being me3.Xewaka wrote...
When you look at it, the plot of Mass effect is: "Gather these people, go to the final dungeon". It lacks a second act after gathering the people.
In Exile wrote...
He might be one of those deviants that thinks a unique apperance is superior to a generic one. You know, the difference between DA2 and DA:O.
It is one thing to pit one unique against one generic, and another to pit one unique agaisnt half a dozen generics. But that argument has already been discussed.In Exile wrote...
He might be one of those deviants that thinks a unique apperance is superior to a generic one. You know, the difference between DA2 and DA:O.
Depends on the context.Dhiro wrote...
Aimo post her art in deviantart, so I'll pretend deviant is a awesome thing.
I believe party members, while they may be key to the plot, shouldn't be the only foundation of it. You're free to disagree.In Exile wrote...
Thank God DA:O didn't do the exact same thing, but for an extra 30 hours.Xewaka wrote...
When you look at it, the plot of Mass effect is: "Gather these people, go to the finaldungeon". It lacks a second act after gathering the people.
Modifié par Xewaka, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:07 .
I think unique is good, too, but unique that I can change is better. If we'll still be able to mod, all will be well and all manner of things will be well.In Exile wrote...
Xewaka wrote...
You come from a JRPG background. Looks are much more restricted on those. Since you're already accostumed, you don't see the loss the same way people who's been playing western RPGs mostly do.
He might be one of those deviants that thinks a unique apperance is superior to a generic one. You know, the difference between DA2 and DA:O.
Xewaka wrote...
It is one thing to pit one unique against one generic, and another to pit one unique agaisnt half a dozen generics. But that argument has already been discussed.In Exile wrote...
He might be one of those deviants that thinks a unique apperance is superior to a generic one. You know, the difference between DA2 and DA:O.
At least I'm glad some companions have the sense to actually wear some proper equipment. Aveline's different suits of armor are nice.Dhiro wrote...
Aimo post her art in deviantart, so I'll pretend deviant is a awesome thing.
Depends on the context.
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
I actually think this is a good idea, as I have since it was unvelied in the podcast a few months back. No longer can I fit the Legion of the Dead armor onto Sten, nor can I remove a suit of armor from Zevran and have it fit perfectly onto Alistair. They're not quite the same height.
This way, everyone has one type of armor, and that armor is sized perfectly for them. I like it.
TJPags wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
I actually think this is a good idea, as I have since it was unvelied in the podcast a few months back. No longer can I fit the Legion of the Dead armor onto Sten, nor can I remove a suit of armor from Zevran and have it fit perfectly onto Alistair. They're not quite the same height.
This way, everyone has one type of armor, and that armor is sized perfectly for them. I like it.
But not all of them actually have armor.
Lol, no kidding. Isabela's outfit might be nice and pirate-y, but in terms of a companion, she might want to gear up. I hope she at least gets leather armour in later time periods.TJPags wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
I actually think this is a good idea, as I have since it was unvelied in the podcast a few months back. No longer can I fit the Legion of the Dead armor onto Sten, nor can I remove a suit of armor from Zevran and have it fit perfectly onto Alistair. They're not quite the same height.
This way, everyone has one type of armor, and that armor is sized perfectly for them. I like it.
But not all of them actually have armor.
Beth and Carver have yet to be shown in any form of "advanced plot" shot.Dhiro wrote...
...Now that I think about it, only Aveline and (maybe) Hawke have armor. Isabela, no-armor (or pants). Varric, no armor. "Anders" and Merrill... well, robes. Fenris clothes don't look like armor to me, what do you think?
Modifié par Xewaka, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:14 .
Someone posted a screenie of carver in armour the other day.Xewaka wrote...
Beth and Carver have yet to be shown in any for of "advanced plot" shot.
True dat. I'll dig it out.Ziggeh wrote...
Someone posted a screenie of carver in armour the other day.Xewaka wrote...
Beth and Carver have yet to be shown in any for of "advanced plot" shot.
Modifié par Xewaka, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:15 .
Modifié par FreemanPhD, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:17 .
Impressive digging speed!Xewaka wrote...
True dat. I'll dig it out.
EDIT:There it is.
Modifié par errant_knight, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:21 .
TJPags wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
I actually think this is a good idea, as I have since it was unvelied in the podcast a few months back. No longer can I fit the Legion of the Dead armor onto Sten, nor can I remove a suit of armor from Zevran and have it fit perfectly onto Alistair. They're not quite the same height.
This way, everyone has one type of armor, and that armor is sized perfectly for them. I like it.
But not all of them actually have armor.
Modifié par Russalka, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:19 .
Xewaka wrote...
True dat. I'll dig it out.Ziggeh wrote...
Someone posted a screenie of carver in armour the other day.Xewaka wrote...
Beth and Carver have yet to be shown in any for of "advanced plot" shot.
EDIT:
There it is.
Liable****sman wrote...
Fair play to you, though, sir - you are very much one of those deviants!
Maric, Loghain, and the elf were also on the run and actively avoiding combat, while Isabela voluntarily wades into melee combat against a multitude of opponents. In fact, I'd expect her to value more the utility of a light padded jacket, a wide-brimmed hat, and a blade-catching cape, considering she calls herself "duelist".FreemanPhD wrote...
Your point being guys?
King Maric went through the Deep Roads wearing a shirt and pants in Stolen Throne if I remember correctly. And if it wasn't the Deep Roads, I distinctly remember him fighting quite a few dudes in plain clothes.
So if Maric, who wasn't exactly renowned for his fighting prowess at the time can do it, then so can Isabella, a master duelist who's fighting style actually revolves around not getting hit.
Carver's thread is easy to find.Ziggeh wrote...
Impressive digging speed!Xewaka wrote...
True dat. I'll dig it out.
EDIT:There it is.
Maria Caliban wrote...
Liable****sman wrote...
Fair play to you, though, sir - you are very much one of those deviants!
I think you're all some kind of deviated preverts. I think Dhiro found out about your prevertion, and you were organizing some kind of mutiny of preverts.
Xewaka wrote...
Maric,FreemanPhD wrote...
Your point being guys?
King
Maric went through the Deep Roads wearing a shirt and pants in Stolen
Throne if I remember correctly. And if it wasn't the Deep Roads, I
distinctly remember him fighting quite a few dudes in plain clothes.
So
if Maric, who wasn't exactly renowned for his fighting prowess at the
time can do it, then so can Isabella, a master duelist who's fighting
style actually revolves around not getting hit.
Loghain, and the elf were also on the run and actively avoiding combat,
while Isabela voluntarily wades into melee combat against a multitude
of opponents. In fact, I'd expect her to value more the utility of a
light padded jacket, a wide-brimmed hat, and a blade-catching cape,
considering she calls herself "duelist".
Modifié par Dhiro, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:24 .
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