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[Sinistreath]

Check out Two Worlds II - the hair is moving there too (long hair) and the one of the best physics I've ever seen on a character, was the cape on the armor waving in the wind. This game got great physics and the look of the char while walking was also really good.

[PinkDiamondstl]

Sinistreath wrote...

Check out Two Worlds II - the hair is moving there too (long hair) and the one of the best physics I've ever seen on a character, was the cape on the armor waving in the wind. This game got great physics and the look of the char while walking was also really good.

That game is sexist .
No females =sexist..

Modifié par PinkDiamondstl, 07 août 2012 - 04:30 .

[Sinistreath]

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Sinistreath wrote...

Check out Two Worlds II - the hair is moving there too (long hair) and the one of the best physics I've ever seen on a character, was the cape on the armor waving in the wind. This game got great physics and the look of the char while walking was also really good.

That game is sexist .
No females =sexist..

How can it be sexist? It's all about the players sister. Therefore The Witcher is a sexist game too!? Oh, ok.... the witcher is sexist, ...a little bit..

Modifié par Sinistreath, 07 août 2012 - 04:56 .

[Eternal Phoenix]

Sinistreath wrote...

Check out Two Worlds II - the hair is moving there too (long hair) and the one of the best physics I've ever seen on a character, was the cape on the armor waving in the wind. This game got great physics and the look of the char while walking was also really good.

Almost forgot Two Worlds II! The hair in that game was managed great along with clothing. I made a bad-ass looking mage who had this awesome long flowing robe and cape with long flowing white hair and a stubble. The game also allowed you adjust your character's height and make them small or big and you also could choose how big their chest was.

Multiplayer actually allowed you to create a male or female character with several different races.

The only thing TW2's CC lacked was proper beards!

Oh and Two Worlds 2 also had an enviroment which moved with the wind and as the character moved through grass, plants and bushes.

 

Modifié par Elton John is dead, 08 août 2012 - 12:24 .

[saMoorai]

I wanna make an overweight Rogue.

[RobRam10]

More hairstyles, more beards, more tattoos... I want a Skull-face tattoos!!

[Wrathion]

 Breast slider for diversity if not actual diversity

[Chaos Lord Malek]

Alexandrine Delassixe wrote...

 Breast slider for diversity

This is a MUST have!

[Chipaway111]

I've just began playing Alice Madness Returns and watching her amazingly rendered hair move and react is really something. Not that it's a make or break for me, but longer hair would be nice. I use a mod for ME3 giving my femShep Ashley's/Diana's hairstyle and for some reason, enjoy the game more for it, silly definitely.

Maybe it's just me but;
- Longer hair (that doesn't look like varnished wood).

- Scars that aren't pretty little things that perhaps cut an eyebrow or lip. I'm talking ones that have gouged the skin in some way.

- Tie in with the whole scars thing; complexions that allow for more than just smooth or wrinkled.

- More tattoo's, I'm a massive fan of them.

[LarryDavid]

Cultist wrote...
As for customization, as we'll be having coived protagonist, I want to see sound filter slider, so you can adjust only voice you have, making it lowe-higher etc. That's the simpliest addition, already made in various games and will at least partly compensate voice of new protagonist, forced upon players.

Running around like Bane sounds pretty cool.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Alexandrine Delassixe wrote...

Breast slider for diversity if not actual diversity

Dragon's Dogma also had this. It also allowed you increase the butt size of your character.

I say both features should make it into Dragon Age 3.

[Chaos Lord Malek]

Chipaway111 wrote...

I've just began playing Alice Madness Returns and watching her amazingly rendered hair move and react is really something. Not that it's a make or break for me, but longer hair would be nice. I use a mod for ME3 giving my femShep Ashley's/Diana's hairstyle and for some reason, enjoy the game more for it, silly definitely.

Maybe it's just me but;
- Longer hair (that doesn't look like varnished wood).

- Scars that aren't pretty little things that perhaps cut an eyebrow or lip. I'm talking ones that have gouged the skin in some way.

- Tie in with the whole scars thing; complexions that allow for more than just smooth or wrinkled.

- More tattoo's, I'm a massive fan of them.

There should be a whole body tattoos - especially on Dalish Elves. And of course armors to accomodate them (leather/cloth obviously for the elves)

And the scars too - like on tights, arms, belly, etc....

And look like i need to try out that Dragon Dogma, haven't played it yet.

[Sinistreath]

saMOOrai182 wrote...

I wanna make an overweight Rogue.

An overweight Elven-Rogue
Making moves like Kevin James in "Paul Blart: Mall Cop"

Modifié par Sinistreath, 08 août 2012 - 02:44 .

[Terraforming2154]

Alexandrine Delassixe wrote...

 Breast slider for diversity if not actual diversity

I do think Dragon's Dogma did a great job with variety in body shape - weight, height, bust size, posture, etc.
Something like that would be neat if Bioware could pull it off.

[Mclouvins]

Terraforming2154 wrote...

Alexandrine Delassixe wrote...

 Breast slider for diversity if not actual diversity

I do think Dragon's Dogma did a great job with variety in body shape - weight, height, bust size, posture, etc.
Something like that would be neat if Bioware could pull it off.

Some of that is going to be limited by the nature of the game. When you have characters interacting with the pc  in a person way height variation isn't really too feasible. I believe even in the sims you can't change height because the animations have to stay relative to the models for them to look right. The same goes for body types, games like Saints Row and from what I've seen of it I presume Dragon's Dogma works becasue the character models don't really interact with each other. A somewhat limited weight slider like the one in Skyrim might work because there is nothing too severe either way though.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Mclouvins wrote...

Terraforming2154 wrote...

Alexandrine Delassixe wrote...

 Breast slider for diversity if not actual diversity

I do think Dragon's Dogma did a great job with variety in body shape - weight, height, bust size, posture, etc.
Something like that would be neat if Bioware could pull it off.

Some of that is going to be limited by the nature of the game. When you have characters interacting with the pc  in a person way height variation isn't really too feasible. I believe even in the sims you can't change height because the animations have to stay relative to the models for them to look right. The same goes for body types, games like Saints Row and from what I've seen of it I presume Dragon's Dogma works becasue the character models don't really interact with each other. A somewhat limited weight slider like the one in Skyrim might work because there is nothing too severe either way though.

Actually characters do interact with each other during some cut-scenes. There's cut-scenes when characters hug the main character (romance scenes) and then look up/down at him/her depending on their height. Capcom wrote a blog on this:

http://www.capcom-un...n_dragons_dogma

Cut-scenes were done pretty well in Dragon's Dogma. Sadly there were only a few of them and I would loved for there to have been more considering how well some of them were done.

[Mark of the Dragon]

Im hoping for longer hairs as well. The ability to effect weight would be nice as well. Im more interested in facial things that add diversity. More tattoos, blood marks, and all kinds of scars (grotesque and smaller visible scars), even things like ear rings or jewelry like Kingdoms of Amalur. More diversity is better and i doubt it would take to many resources.