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[Acerlux]

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.

I'd be outright estatic if they gave us the option though.

[jasonsantanna]

Acerlux 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.

I'd be outright estatic if they gave us the option though.

Thats the thing , give me the option to do it if I want to put certain squad-mates into armor, or out fit them for bad atmosphere planets. . .
As for ME1 ppl complained so much about the inventory , I didn't mind it myself . . .  I upgraded my squad all the time. . . my son never upgraded his squad or Shep for that matter he used the same armor and weapons through out the whole game.
ME2  left me pissed with the squad choices for armor they could have just gave each squad mates three outfits
the 2 that were featured in  the game the 3rd  could have been armor/ space suit this would have made more sense and give the outfit stats or meaning , that would add to the protection and functions of that outfit , similar to Sheps.
They could have let the armor mods be able to be used on squad mates , I liked ME1 take on it say squad mate had weak shielding you could add a mod to improve it and so on. . .

[Ramus Quaritch]

They did it so people could cosplay Mass Effect and Dragon Age characters. I distinctly remember Stanley Woo saying "iconic appearances" akin to Superman and cosplaying in one DA2 thread about this.

Modifié par Ramus Quaritch, 30 décembre 2011 - 05:48 .