Else I agree, I'm dying for bioware to make me a blonde to romance!
Though I'm worried I'll end up disappointed I have a whole little idea formed inh my mind what she would look like and be like already!

You're reading too much into it. She basically becomes unattractive, to/for me.Dhiro wrote...
Orian Tabris wrote...
Well, (getting a little off-topic here) I just find it looks dirty, having blond hair, when the hair has clearly been dyed. It's at it's most unappealing, when the blond and brunette are meshed together. It basically looks fake (or is fake), and I find that off-putting.Dhiro wrote...
Orian Tabris wrote...
To each his or her own.Maria Caliban wrote...
Orian Tabris wrote...
Yes. =.=FreshIstay wrote...
Am i the only one attracted to meredith?
I'm all for a blond female companion. Just as long as her character isn't entirely about how she's not a dumb blonde, and as long as her eyes are blue and her eyebrows blond.
I actually like dark eyebrows with blonde hair.
But I just find it... "ew," for lack of a better word, to look at brown eyes/brows, coupled with blond hair. Particularly on females.
Why is it "ew" inducing?
It makes me (morally) sick to my stomach, how in real life, soooo many people (especially caucasians) dye their hair blond. And if there's a character in a video game with the same thing (whether supposedly dyed or not), if feels like it's been dyed. I guess I find hair dye to be unclean and unnatural, and if someone looks dyed, they feel unclean/unnatural. Unnatural in both physical, and personality.
I want a blonde character/companion to feel natural, not made up. The best thing about BioWare's games, is that characters often feel realistic, rather than shallow and poorly written. The characters can reflect in the writers' own abilities, and BioWare is not subpar.
So if a character chooses to dye her hair, she becomes shallow and poorly written?
Well, okay I guess.
Yana Montana wrote...
PLEASE.
I love brunettes and redheads, but seriously there is a lack of strong warrior blonde women with an attitude in Bioware games.
Modifié par Legatus Arianus, 12 janvier 2013 - 11:17 .
This wasn't intended as a serious thread.Dhiro wrote...
Also, while we're at it - blonde ladies are great, but together with them I'd also like to see a greater number of women of color (men, too).
Same, but I would appreciate the fact that the option is there.Dormiglione wrote...
Just my personal preference, i like red hair ladies more than blonde ladies.
Modifié par ShadowDragoonFTW, 12 janvier 2013 - 12:09 .
Saibh wrote...
FreshIstay wrote...
Blonde? First Bioware would have to get over the fear that everyone would call her a stupid/dumb and accuse her of lacking substance (Anora), and then beware of the Feminist culture if she has a big rack or expresses some sexuality (Isabela). but i digress, Blondes would be WONDERFUL about as wonderful as an attractive black male, who isnt overly buff.
First, of all the complaints people have about Anora, I haven't seen any of them relate to her hair color; second, almost every BioWare character has the same exact model, and the men are always buff. Eamon is just as buff as Alistair. Naked crazed templar in the dungeons is as ripped as Sten.
Modifié par DarthRic, 13 janvier 2013 - 03:41 .
EA's evil warps the space/time continuum.DarthRic wrote...
Why does the OP say EA dislikes blondes when half these games were made before the bioware/EA merger? Get your filthy EA hands off my Bastila!
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Modifié par PurebredCorn, 12 janvier 2013 - 03:03 .
Orian Tabris wrote...
Well, (getting a little off-topic here) I just find it looks dirty, having blond hair, when the hair has clearly been dyed. It's at it's most unappealing, when the blond and brunette are meshed together. It basically looks fake (or is fake), and I find that off-putting.Dhiro wrote...
Orian Tabris wrote...
To each his or her own.Maria Caliban wrote...
Orian Tabris wrote...
Yes. =.=FreshIstay wrote...
Am i the only one attracted to meredith?
I'm all for a blond female companion. Just as long as her character isn't entirely about how she's not a dumb blonde, and as long as her eyes are blue and her eyebrows blond.
I actually like dark eyebrows with blonde hair.
But I just find it... "ew," for lack of a better word, to look at brown eyes/brows, coupled with blond hair. Particularly on females.
Why is it "ew" inducing?
It makes me (morally) sick to my stomach, how in real life, soooo many people (especially caucasians) dye their hair blond. And if there's a character in a video game with the same thing (whether supposedly dyed or not), if feels like it's been dyed. I guess I find hair dye to be unclean and unnatural, and if someone looks dyed, they feel unclean/unnatural. Unnatural in both physical, and personality.
I want a blonde character/companion to feel natural, not made up. The best thing about BioWare's games, is that characters often feel realistic, rather than shallow and poorly written. The characters can reflect in the writers' own abilities, and BioWare is not subpar.
Modifié par esper, 12 janvier 2013 - 04:16 .
Beerfish wrote...
They are including more, here are 4 of your new companions for DA3, they are all bards apparently.
Modifié par Reikilea, 12 janvier 2013 - 05:26 .
What?ShadowDragoonFTW wrote...
Who had brown hair for comparison? Why, our local spoiled-brat royalty companion, Nalia!

ShadowDragoonFTW wrote...
EDIT: In looking back at Viconia's hair color now, I can see the small splashes of blonde.
Modifié par Yrkoon, 12 janvier 2013 - 06:22 .
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Modifié par ReallyRue, 12 janvier 2013 - 08:26 .
Orian Tabris wrote...
Well, (getting a little off-topic here) I just find it looks dirty, having blond hair, when the hair has clearly been dyed. It's at it's most unappealing, when the blond and brunette are meshed together. It basically looks fake (or is fake), and I find that off-putting.
It makes me (morally) sick to my stomach, how in real life, soooo many people (especially caucasians) dye their hair blond. And if there's a character in a video game with the same thing (whether supposedly dyed or not), if feels like it's been dyed. I guess I find hair dye to be unclean and unnatural, and if someone looks dyed, they feel unclean/unnatural. Unnatural in both physical, and personality.
I want a blonde character/companion to feel natural, not made up. The best thing about BioWare's games, is that characters often feel realistic, rather than shallow and poorly written. The characters can reflect in the writers' own abilities, and BioWare is not subpar.