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[Wulfram]

Rather than merrily chatting away with blood spattered all over their faces, lips and even teeth?

[Allan Schumacher]

Cutlass Jack wrote...

Yup the blood setting Is the first thing I've turned off in Dragon Age. Ever since my very first Origin's character, where my noble's thrilling battle with small rats left his team looking like refugees from Carrie's prom. Apparently rats are dimensional conduits to the Plane of Blood.

DA2 was a slight improvement in that the blood faded relatively quicky. But the fading didn't happen during cutscenes.They really need to tone it down to less rediculous levels.

I actually did the same thing, though I think DA2 dealt with this a lot better.


My personal favourite bug with the blood system is when somehow the allowed/restricted areas for the effect were reversed.  Which meant that after battle you had copious amounts of insanely thick blood splatter entirely around Hawke's eyes.

Almost like he had decided to put on some really really really bad makeup.  Was very surreal to go through the conversations when that was happening.  Everyone with heavy concentrations of blood completely around their eyes.

[Allan Schumacher]

I never saw that because I turned the blood off. It sounds amazing, though!

It was fixed before release so you shouldn't have been able to see it.

[Allan Schumacher]

KiddDaBeauty wrote...
Got any pics of that glitch, Allan dear?

Unfortunately no.  The idea of showing off some of the more entertaining bugs with release actually does come up, although once work ramps up and things get busy, it's one of the first things that seems to get cut