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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 12:44
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Six options are far better than one and I do actually like the idea of being able to wear a dress as I go through the world. It appears to need some work on personalizing morphs. I just have no idea of the difference in programming between PlayStation 3 and a computer.
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 12:56
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There is this place called Dragon Age Nexus, you know.
It includes appearances mods for DA:O and DA2 with Mature ratings. I don't care for them, but OP should definitely check them out.
It includes appearances mods for DA:O and DA2 with Mature ratings. I don't care for them, but OP should definitely check them out.
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 12:57
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I dunno. I mean, as I said, I played Dragon's Dogma and that was on the 360. Tons of options for clothing and physical features - no issues with whatever programming Capcom used.
I'm a console gamer (xbox 360). And honestly if I did play on PC, I wouldn't do mods - they can screw up the game. If you pay 60 bucks for a game, you should be satisfied with the entirety of it without the need for mods. But since so many people had to mod their Wardens and Hawkes, I figured I'd ask them to share what they did so that maybe Bioware staff could look it over and say, "Oh that'd be cool to include in DA3."
But, honestly, whenever I ask for Bioware to put this or that into a game, I always get the "do a mod" reply. I think a lot of Dragon Age players don't realize that tons of console gamers play the game too. Technically we cannot mod. I've heard there are ways around it for the 360, but it's a very bad idea and will most likely crash your game. (Not picking on you personally, it's just a very common misunderstanding.)
iSignIn wrote...
There is this place called Dragon Age Nexus, you know.
It includes appearances mods for DA:O and DA2 with Mature ratings. I don't care for them, but OP should definitely check them out.
I'm a console gamer (xbox 360). And honestly if I did play on PC, I wouldn't do mods - they can screw up the game. If you pay 60 bucks for a game, you should be satisfied with the entirety of it without the need for mods. But since so many people had to mod their Wardens and Hawkes, I figured I'd ask them to share what they did so that maybe Bioware staff could look it over and say, "Oh that'd be cool to include in DA3."
But, honestly, whenever I ask for Bioware to put this or that into a game, I always get the "do a mod" reply. I think a lot of Dragon Age players don't realize that tons of console gamers play the game too. Technically we cannot mod. I've heard there are ways around it for the 360, but it's a very bad idea and will most likely crash your game. (Not picking on you personally, it's just a very common misunderstanding.)
Modifié par Trista Faux Hawke, 20 septembre 2012 - 01:03 .
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 01:22
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^ I think the major reason BioWare don't put M-rated character customization into the main game is to avoid barking from rabid dogs like FOX News.
Also, you can mod DA2 on Xbox to an extent. You can change the appearance/stats of weapons and armor, for example. There's no toolset for DA2 on PC - just fan made tools, some of which I know works on Xbox.
Finally I think there is a joy in making your own creations in games. For me modding is a natural extension of crafting, and what makes most games much more fun. It also doesn't cost any extra money, and gives you the chance to befriend & work with other modders, who tends to be smart and creative people.
Also, you can mod DA2 on Xbox to an extent. You can change the appearance/stats of weapons and armor, for example. There's no toolset for DA2 on PC - just fan made tools, some of which I know works on Xbox.
Finally I think there is a joy in making your own creations in games. For me modding is a natural extension of crafting, and what makes most games much more fun. It also doesn't cost any extra money, and gives you the chance to befriend & work with other modders, who tends to be smart and creative people.
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 02:31
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iSignIn wrote...
^ I think the major reason BioWare don't put M-rated character customization into the main game is to avoid barking from rabid dogs like FOX News.
...and every other news network.
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 02:40
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Agree with op although i hope Bioware makes the game more like witcher 2 enhanced .
Notable mentions are Triss and Ves in that respect DA Leliana and Bella ME with Ash and Miranda is a good place to start as examples
Notable mentions are Triss and Ves in that respect DA Leliana and Bella ME with Ash and Miranda is a good place to start as examples
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 02:44
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Trista Faux Hawke wrote...
Technically we cannot mod. I've heard there are ways around it for the 360, but it's a very bad idea and will most likely crash your game.
LOL Okay I just need to point out that this is not true. I mod 360 saves all the time and my game has never crashed. Games don't really "crash" on 360 anyway, unless your system is crapping out. Now if you make a mistake somehow you might corrupt your save, but that's something you only do as a noob anyway.
The only downer about modding 360 saves is you can only work with what's already "within" the game; you can't introduce new content created by other gamers (as far as I'm aware).
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Posté 20 septembre 2012 - 03:14
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^^^ Well, all I know is that friends of mine have attempted it on 360 and games have crashed. I've attempted it on PC with various PC games and the games crashed. And there's quite a bit of feedback online about the increased frequency of crashed games on any console/PC when you use mods. I assume there's a responsible and irresponsible way to use them, but I really don't feel like messing around with it. I'm not saying other people shouldn't mod - but I personally don't want to run the risk of crashed games. Ergo, I just don't do it.
I'd rather just voice my opinion on the Bioware forums about things I'd like to see in the third installment of Dragon Age instead of shotgun the mod approach for every game that comes out.
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Regardless, those who mod *are* helpful in this thread if they'd like to share screenshots of what they've created. As I said, it'd be cool to see the different types of hair/clothing/armor that Bioware could potentially adopt for DA3.
I'd rather just voice my opinion on the Bioware forums about things I'd like to see in the third installment of Dragon Age instead of shotgun the mod approach for every game that comes out.
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Regardless, those who mod *are* helpful in this thread if they'd like to share screenshots of what they've created. As I said, it'd be cool to see the different types of hair/clothing/armor that Bioware could potentially adopt for DA3.
Modifié par Trista Faux Hawke, 20 septembre 2012 - 03:21 .
