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[redelton]

Oi! Mah belly is pudgy and round enough.

[Alikes]

That would be awesome since their is no real body option just give you're person a huge fat head. In mass effect also their was no body option. Maybe it has to do with clipping in cut scenes, don't know just a guess.

[Mordor the Redguard]

There is no such thing as fat in a Bioware game. Volus don't count because their home world has extremely high pressure and gravity that cause the body to look like that. They are physically fit for a Volus.



The only exception I will put to this is the Baulder's gate series and Jade Empire, mainly because I have never played through the games extensively.



The only explanation I can think of is fat is to hard to render. Baa-dum-paa



But seriously, I can't wait for DA:O, ME2, and SW:TOR!

[Calumniate]

It does ruin any option of making a 'Santa-Claus' esq character doesn't it?

[nisallik]

I'm sorry. In fantasy settings, only NPCs or villains can be fat. It's just not possible for a PC to be fate. ;p

[Darthnemesis2]

My Dwarf Noble has a very fat face, but its covered by his beard so you can't see it too well.

[Kimaka]

antarranger wrote...

Images of Santa Claus slaying dark spawn with a candy cane just flashed into my mind.

You just invoked a rather nice and funny image in my head. I see the Krampus along side of him whipping monsters with branches and licking them.

Modifié par Kimaka, 14 octobre 2009 - 05:41 .

[DalishRanger]

Alikes wrote...

That would be awesome since their is no real body option just give you're person a huge fat head. In mass effect also their was no body option. Maybe it has to do with clipping in cut scenes, don't know just a guess.

You were an Alliance Marine, a military man/woman. It wouldn't make sense for you to be completely out of shape. I could understand a variety in different kinds of in-shape bodies, but fat? I can't see it. I live near a military base and half the students here are soldiers; while a select few look slightly pudgy, all are physically fit.

If I could make a chubby noble, I probably would. Not super fat, since they'd need to be in good enough shape to fight with finesse, but certainly a little heavier. A chunky mage could work, too. All that time spent studying magic, no time to work out.

[Arttis]

my avatar is 0% body fat

[caspertjuhh]

I dont mind it... love the dwarves though

[Lucy Glitter]

We do have fat models in game, though.

[Olywen]

Lol it is so funny I even noticed Dwarfs are some what skinny....

[Razcalking1978]

Why would the Grey Wardens recruit an out-of-shape obese person?

[ForceXev]

There's no Burger King in Dragon Age lore.

[Aurvan]

This is because of armour clipping issues I bet. NWN had fat PCs, though.

[Jixron]

do you really want to play a game with an overweight character that has to stop and take a break running into battle wheezing, bent over about to hurl. Sure it would be funny, but that character I'm guessing would be short lived.

[SasugaRIVAL]

Ch40sH4wk wrote...

My character looks like me when I day dream about stabbing.

Your character looks like he's daydreaming about kindergardeners....

If I saw him at a playground I'm calling the police....

[Nosuchluck]

While I don't want a fat character I'd like a character which looked more normal. Right now my guy looks like some sort of gym monkey.

[Lockindal]

Yea one of the few things I am dissappointed about in da is the lack of sliders.

[Wompoo]

Can't say the absence of a fat slider will be missed... But whatever floats your boat I guess.

[Davidolowich]

I read in a science magazine that the gladiators, which I consider fighters, were often fat. If they got hit, it wasn't half as bad as if you got hit on the sixpack. Plus, the audience liked blood, and the fat could bleed alot and still be able to fight, since they "only" had flesh/fat wounds.