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[MilaBanilla]

More hairstyles and shades! I did love how the hair moved when my Hawke ran around in cutscenes ^.^ It always distracted me when it moved and I would just stare at the hair  
(A more feminine and attractive hairstyle would be appreciated <3)

And more face structures options. DA2 had soo little options to change the face shape. 

I also like the idea of a face code .
I really like using the same Character because I perfected it to my taste and it was a bit annoying that I had to put more time to remake my hawke in my new playthrough and try to make her look exactly as my perfected one.

Different eye color for each eye is must!!! 

It might be more trouble for you guys but here's hoping for body shape sliders ^-^ (sorry if it's turning to "Sims" style)
I would like to change PC body shape (not to bony but not too masculine) or depending on how my RP character is like.

Thank you 

[Parmida]

Please, add eyeliner ,add all the makeup tints for both genders, give us ear sliders that let us shape the ears (demonic pointy, elf sharp and straight ear...etc), good lightning, give us lips sliders as well, give us good looking head meshes and textures for characters, give us pretty hair and more hair and long hair for both women and men, and please please please give us sliders for setting the fatness of the face it bothered me so much in DA2.

[NedPepper]

Accessories. Like an eye-patch. Ear, nose, lip rings. Funky hair and funky colors. Scars. A bloody bandage over a wound. Just...more personalization. And beards. We always need MOAR beards. And female characters desparately need better hair options and more varied styles.

And this idea about having, like, say three or four different body shapes would be awesome. Tall and muscular. Short and stout. Overweight. Short and lithe. Tall and lithe. I don't know if that would wreak havoc with resources and funds, not to mention cinematics, but it would be awesome. Even if it was just limited to three body options. Three is better than one.

[Swagger7]

I've been reading some of the other posts here, and I'd like to throw my weight behind a couple of things other people have mentioned: Eye-patches and Adjustable Lighting Presets in the CC. Both would be great, and neither requires much in the way of effort or resources to include.

[shedevil3001]

a body slider is the thing i want most, that way if i'm a warrior, my female can be well built and look like she trains alot, my rogue can be slender and look like she's light on her feet, and my mage can be curvy, and not to thin so she looks like she doesnt excercise too much, but isnt too out of shape that she looks like she sat on her bum her whole life either, giving our protagonist more shape not just hair or make up is definately something i would like to see in da3, also maybe adding a personality to our character not just class or skill would be great, like in dao you would use cunning or willpower to pass a persuade check, maybe having something like flirt/seduce, bully/intimidate, minipulate/talk down things like that so it gives us a bit more control over our characters personality too

[KiwiQuiche]

I would like it to be akin to Dragon's Dogma; now that is a epic character creator.

Basically change everything, from leg length to stance. It even effects how you fight. Also you can buy some really weird hair and skin dyes lol

EDIT: Examples; my main is a very tall, really slender lady since she's a Strider (archer) and her pawn is a really short, stout little man whos a sorcerer. My other one is scrawny and sticklike mage while his pawn is a giantic, muscle bound warrior woman who's around 3 heads higher than him.

Modifié par KiwiQuiche, 01 octobre 2012 - 12:45 .

[Maytrows]

Skelter192 wrote...

 Obviously races but pretty much this. Best character creatore ever.

Agree, EVE have always had great CC's. So Bioware are you up for the challenge?

BTW since you tend to stare at your PCs ass alot, the an ass-jiggle slider should be implemented. ...and thongs for female PC's...thongs are badass, every heroine wears them...honest.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Maytrows wrote...

Skelter192 wrote...

 Obviously races but pretty much this. Best character creatore ever.

Agree, EVE have always had great CC's. So Bioware are you up for the challenge?

BTW since you tend to stare at your PCs ass alot, the an ass-jiggle slider should be implemented. ...and thongs for female PC's...thongs are badass, every heroine wears them...honest.

Dragon's Dogma allowed you create nice asses on a female character...

Now I'm getting out of here before this thread descends into the weird zone as it nearly did with Thibax's comment...

Thibax wrote...
So deep, so inside in my body touching and modeling me... 

[Icinix]

Lots and lots of asymetric facial tattos.

[Celtic Latino]

Well the one thing I want to see the most is the return of the option to play as an elf or dwarf UNLESS it completely goes against the story. But I really would love to see that come back.

More body types would be nice, in fact possibly a diversity of body types based on class. Warriors should be meatier/thicker/muscular, especially if they're going to handle big weapons and take damage for the team. Rogues should be the lean types (a.k.a the basic body type we've seen in DA games, possibly a bit thinner) since they're going to be running around the battlefield. Mages, since they rely on their innate powers and not muscle, should be thin and not very muscular.

I'd like to see a proper violet eye color (Elizabeth Taylor style) and more shades of blue (both lighter and darker). The green eyes in DA2 looked absolutely stunning and I loved the storm grey eyes, so those should return. Brown eyes I'd like to see a spectrum, possibly more brown in them since most of the shades had an amber or hazel tint to them.

For hair, I'd say I'd like to see more African hairstyles, such as cornrows and light dreadlocks. Men had the cornrow ponytail in Origins/DA2 but women had no such option (I'd like to see at least one since braided hair looks lovely). Also I'd like to see longer hair for the ladies, possibly down to the upper back if possible.

Skin tones...I'd prefer a smaller set but more realistic. Brown skin looked red or painted on rather than natural, and the fairer complexions looked a bit yellowish. Sort of like The Sims 2, where there were only a few skin colors but they were much more attractive and realistic.

[ligernull]

I second the BRAIDS!!! Especially French braids. Also multiple face/ear piercings are a must.

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

Options such as scars, missing eyes, deformities like missing ears or nose, variable body types, facial ornamentation that looks like warpaint in addition to facial tattoos, piercings are what I'm hoping to see in Inquisition.

[Nimpe]

I want more hair. More diversity for the PC and for all of the npcs. It gets boring looking at the same hairstyles on everyone.

[Ozida]

Sylvanpyxie wrote...

Facial Structure. This one is important, cause let's face it. Dragon Age 2 didn't have facial structure, it had play-dough.
Hair that is not made of finely carved wood.
Eyes that are neither overly sad, nor overly surprised or shocked.
More than 5 tattoo choices. (Yes that's a guess, because I haven't actually counted since I modded my game to hell)
Facial scars.
More varied complections than "Baby Face" or "Old Crone who drank way too much for way too long".

And above all else. Above *everything* else and if you can achieve this Bioware, my god even the modders haven't been able to give me this - Actual ginger hair. Not neon orange, not flame red - Actual Ginger, it's the unobtainable dream.

I sign this.

[DPSSOC]

Body Types. At least give us 2 so that my Mage isn't as burly as my Warrior.

[NUM13ER]

Probably been said but better beards and facial hair in general. It was slightly improved in DA2 but there were still few decent choices and far too many terrible looking ones.

Scars makes sense if you want your warrior to look like they've been in battle. Options beyond the face like body and arm scars would also be nice.

Modifié par NUM13ER, 08 octobre 2012 - 08:12 .