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[HiroVoid]

Cosplay.

SWTOR has it, but an mmorpg is more focused on hard-core RPG people rather than trying to bring in a bigger audience from other demographics.

Modifié par HiroVoid, 30 décembre 2011 - 09:56 .

[Master of Skittles]

elitecom wrote...

Ashley apparently has one casual outfit and another combat outfit.

Yeah it would be kind of silly if James Vega walked into battle rocking a t-shirt and some cargo pants...

[AgitatedLemon]

Master of Skittles wrote...

elitecom wrote...

Ashley apparently has one casual outfit and another combat outfit.

Yeah it would be kind of silly if James Vega walked into battle rocking a t-shirt and some cargo pants...

Jack waltzed into battle topless and with baggy pants.

[Random citizen]

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

Why would everyone wear heavy armor again?

[AgitatedLemon]

Random citizen wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

Why would everyone wear heavy armor again?

The better question is, why WOULDN'T they?

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 30 décembre 2011 - 11:37 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

Bleachrude wrote...

 As an side topic to the breath masks, has bioware ever stated why it has basically dropped this?

Because Apperance Packs and $$$

[Random citizen]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Random citizen wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

Why would everyone wear heavy armor again?

the better question is, why WOUDN'T they?

Because some characters are not trained or used to wearing heavy armour perhaps?
If you can move or operate efficiently during a mission, you risk becoming a serious liability for the team.
Thats why some characters might have lighter armor and protection when required, but still armour and protection of course.

[AgitatedLemon]

Random citizen wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Random citizen wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

Why would everyone wear heavy armor again?

the better question is, why WOUDN'T they?

Because some characters are not trained or used to wearing heavy armour perhaps?
If you can move or operate efficiently during a mission, you risk becoming a serious liability for the team.
Thats why some characters might have lighter armor and protection when required, but still armour and protection of course.

That was a joke...

[Random citizen]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Random citizen wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Random citizen wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

Why would everyone wear heavy armor again?

the better question is, why WOUDN'T they?

Because some characters are not trained or used to wearing heavy armour perhaps?
If you can move or operate efficiently during a mission, you risk becoming a serious liability for the team.
Thats why some characters might have lighter armor and protection when required, but still armour and protection of course.

That was a joke...

Well, you newer know...

[Lotion Soronarr]

Lunatic LK47 wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

This. I'd be outright pissed if Thane was forced to wear human light armor.

Armor fits on everyone. EVERYONE.

[Someone With Mass]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Lunatic LK47 wrote...

The PLC wrote...

because heavy armor doesn't fit on every character. ME2 did it right.

This. I'd be outright pissed if Thane was forced to wear human light armor.

Armor fits on everyone. EVERYONE.

Tell that to the guy with the joined middle and ring fingers.

Or to the thief who specializes in infiltration.

[Rawgrim]

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

[didymos1120]

Rawgrim wrote...

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

You forgot to say something about CoD and/or GoW fans, Michael Bay, and EA.

[Rawgrim]

didymos1120 wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

You forgot to say something about CoD and/or GoW fans, Michael Bay, and EA.

Those games don`t pretend to be roleplaying games...

[Random citizen]

didymos1120 wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

You forgot to say something about CoD and/or GoW fans, Michael Bay, and EA.

I have heard that every 50.000 year EA invades from dark space to harvest a developer studio.

[didymos1120]

Rawgrim wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

You forgot to say something about CoD and/or GoW fans, Michael Bay, and EA.

Those games don`t pretend to be roleplaying games...

Oh, yeah: and something about not being a real RPG. Forgot about that one.

[GodWood]

Something about 'iconic appearances' and cosplaying. I'm not a fan of it myself.

[Rawgrim]

didymos1120 wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Dumbing down, streamlining, saving time and resources. Thats why customization is gone.

You forgot to say something about CoD and/or GoW fans, Michael Bay, and EA.

Those games don`t pretend to be roleplaying games...

Oh, yeah: and something about not being a real RPG. Forgot about that one.

You forgot to eat your Ritalin too.

[goofyomnivore]

GodWood wrote...

Something about 'iconic appearances' and cosplaying. I'm not a fan of it myself.

I don't mind that approach personally but Mass Effect hasn't really implemented it very well. I thought Morrigan had a very iconic look that didn't seem out of place. Miranda has her "iconic latex", it is certainly easy to notice too, but does it make much sense or seem in place? To me it doesn't personally.

Modifié par strive, 30 décembre 2011 - 12:54 .

[didymos1120]

strive wrote...

I thought Morrigan had a very iconic look that didn't seem out of place.

Sure, as long as you don't actually think about it too much. 

[MICHELLE7]

Random citizen wrote...

I have heard that every 50.000 year EA invades from dark space to harvest a developer studio.

lol

[Bleachrude]

strive wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Something about 'iconic appearances' and cosplaying. I'm not a fan of it myself.

I don't mind that approach personally but Mass Effect hasn't really implemented it very well. I thought Morrigan had a very iconic look that didn't seem out of place. Miranda has her "iconic latex", it is certainly easy to notice too, but does it make much sense or seem in place? To me it doesn't personally.

Morrigan is an interesting example. Morrigan has an iconic look BECAUSE her clothes/rag usually only change once (when you get her new rags from Flemeth's hut). The thing is, her clothes don't make sense either especially when in Denerim when you are supposedly trying to keep a low profile..

None of the other companions (the warden included for that matter) have an iconic look to them and while it gets mocked, brand awareness/recognition  _IS_ big business.

[goofyomnivore]

The thing is, her clothes don't make sense either especially when in Denerim when you are supposedly trying to keep a low profile..

Nobody knows who the hell Morrigan is. The only people of interest are Alistair and the Warden. Why would she need to lay low? The Templars don't seem to notice her unless you bring it up. She is probably most likely pegged as "Chasined" which is odd to see in Denerim, but nothing to raise hell about or draw attention.

None of the other companions (the warden included for that matter) have an iconic look

I never said they did. I was just saying Morrigan had a well designed unique outfit that made her "iconic".

Morrigan has an iconic look BECAUSE her clothes/rag usually only change once (when you get her new rags from Flemeth's hut).

You can change her appereance at any time. Her rags aren't even ideal pieces of gear for her if you're into stats. However I'd argue many keep her in her normal look because it is iconic and fits her and the setting.

Modifié par strive, 30 décembre 2011 - 01:33 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Lotion Soronnar wrote...
Armor fits on everyone. EVERYONE.

Tell that to the guy with the joined middle and ring fingers.

He has his own armored glowes, made for his hand.

Or to the thief who specializes in infiltration.

As long as he's actually inflitrating stealthly and not in an assault squad.....

[Kekkis]

didymos1120 wrote...


Sure, as long as you don't actually think about it too much. 

Actually not thinking is the key. Miranda using her perfect body to charm husks can create some funny images. Someone forgot to tell to her, that husks don´t have brains, so sex appeal is not good weapon against those things. And shields don´t work, becouse they just run to you and try to beat you to death.

But you should not think these things anyway.