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[SwordofMercy1]

krul2k wrote...

haha playing me3 the now, she runs like a ape chasing someone who stole her cookies

I know! The first time I saw it in the demo I was like, "...WTF?"

[sandalisthemaker]

krul2k wrote...

mod it then an if you cant tough like i said if it bothers you so much play a male

listen i cant stand any of the companions in DA2, you hear me asking for a complete overhaul of the companions? do you hear me asking for features to be cut an changed that others like? NO you dont

Some of my Hawkes are male. 
FemHawke's animations send a certain message, one that pervades our society. It is everywhere. Females must be sexy. They must appeal to the player. However, I am willing to bet that not everyone playing videogames wants to see T&A everywhere. 

Modifié par sandalisthemaker, 15 mars 2013 - 03:46 .

[sandalisthemaker]

krul2k wrote...

then why dont you moan about the stereotypical female body that we are getting in DA3, atleast with lady hawke wee got a more curvier woman instead of the usual crap that by the looks of it wee are getting in da3

go moan about that go facepalm yourself at the image of the females for da3 go fight the good fight for the womans corner for a game yet to be released

An what you on about T&A everywhere?? did i miss something? i must need new glasses i seem to have missed all this sexualization in DA2, but please feel free to point me to it i will gladly go look being a good fanbhoy who craves for all his fan service

I was generalizing about videogames as a whole. (And I am not attacking you personally btw. No need to get defensive). Yes, I am aware that DA2 was much better than many games regarding the sexualization of women. 
Wait, how do you know what the female protag's body will look like in DA3?

Modifié par sandalisthemaker, 15 mars 2013 - 04:09 .

[The Hierophant]

I wonder if the devs could add selectable idle postures, and walking/running animations to the CC so this wouldn't be an issue and people would respond to more important topics instead like my "Weather Effects and spells" thread?

[BeatoSama]

The Hierophant wrote...

I wonder if the devs could add selectable idle postures, and walking/running animations to the CC so this wouldn't be an issue and people would respond to more important topics instead like my "Weather Effects and spells" thread?

Yeah the male animation is perfectly usable on female Hawke if you mod the game. Why not make both available from the get-go?

[sandalisthemaker]

krul2k wrote...

theres a thread about it something along the lines of different shades of beauty or something

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/371/index/16041596

If you are referring to the picture in the OP, then I am pretty sure that is DA2 concept art.

[sandalisthemaker]

BeatoSama wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

I wonder if the devs could add selectable idle postures, and walking/running animations to the CC so this wouldn't be an issue and people would respond to more important topics instead like my "Weather Effects and spells" thread?

Yeah the male animation is perfectly usable on female Hawke if you mod the game. Why not make both available from the get-go?

The male animations are pretty generic and subtle. MHawke tended to shrug/roll his shoulders and tilt his neck. Female animations, not so much. FemHawke checks her nails to see if they still look pretty.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Make it just like it was in Origins.

Running animations for Bioware games post Origins were atrocious. Remember the normal run animation in ME2 and how Shepard had his/her head to one side as he/she ran? In ME3 he/she looks like he/she desperately needs the loo.

DA2's male running animations weren't any different from how a male ran in Origins but the female running animations were just ridiculous.

[EdwormN7]

renjility wrote...

EdwormN7 wrote...

People go on about this alot, I never noticed it as an exaggerated sway until people pointed it out. Even so, I don't consider overly exaggerated but I guess they could tone it down a little. I'm all for male and female having altered movement animations, so long as it's not drastic. If they just add a very slight sway to the female walk and that's the only difference, I would be content.

There's only one thing that truly bothered me about female animations, and that was in Origins. I never walked as a femal Warden because of that damn left arm that flung right out. Why the hell did it do that?

I admit I'm surprised that you would not have noticed it if others hadn't pointed it out for you. It was really my first thought when I started my playthrough with femHawke: dafuq, why is she running in such a weird way?
Somebody here said that some women do run like that, but I honestly have never seen it before. It's simply not economic to sway your butt that much. She must be exhausted after a trek up to Sundermount.

I dunno, I guess I... hm, how did I not notice this? I'm sure I noticed the sway, maybe it wasn't until I read about people complaining that it properly occured to me.

But seriously... in Origins, what was the left arm doing when she walked? That bugs the crap out of me more than anything, it was painful. Dx
Please, tell me I'm not the only one who suffers because of this.

[kathic]

Running animations are like faces. They are not easy to portray in games.

[MKDAWUSS]

You can just mod the stuff.

[Dutchess]

EdwormN7 wrote...

I dunno, I guess I... hm, how did I not notice this? I'm sure I noticed the sway, maybe it wasn't until I read about people complaining that it properly occured to me.

But seriously... in Origins, what was the left arm doing when she walked? That bugs the crap out of me more than anything, it was painful. Dx
Please, tell me I'm not the only one who suffers because of this.

LOL, I'm afraid I can't help you. I don't recall anything odd about the left arm in Origins. I remember the upper body and arms being quite stiff in DAO, but I still prefer that to the animation in DA2. 

[sandalisthemaker]

kathic wrote...

Running animations are like faces. They are not easy to portray in games.

I agree, to a certain extent. They use motion capture in videogames. A live actor walks, runs, jumps, etc. and various points on their body are tracked. His/her movements are then applied to the game's characters. 
In order for female animation to be that exaggerated, they probably told the actress to accentuate the movement of her hips, or I don't know, the animators made it up themselves.

[rapscallioness]

I love the sway. love it.

[EdwormN7]

renjility wrote...

EdwormN7 wrote...

I dunno, I guess I... hm, how did I not notice this? I'm sure I noticed the sway, maybe it wasn't until I read about people complaining that it properly occured to me.

But seriously... in Origins, what was the left arm doing when she walked? That bugs the crap out of me more than anything, it was painful. Dx
Please, tell me I'm not the only one who suffers because of this.

LOL, I'm afraid I can't help you. I don't recall anything odd about the left arm in Origins. I remember the upper body and arms being quite stiff in DAO, but I still prefer that to the animation in DA2. 

Then you are of no use to me. [Slays you]

I like the walking animations a lot for the most part. The Warden Lass' left arm is the only thing that truly irks me. As for Lady Hawke's sway well, as I said haven't too much of an issue though it would be good if they toned it down a bit.

[kathic]

sandalisthemaker wrote...

kathic wrote...

Running animations are like faces. They are not easy to portray in games.

I agree, to a certain extent. They use motion capture in videogames. A live actor walks, runs, jumps, etc. and various points on their body are tracked. His/her movements are then applied to the game's characters. 
In order for female animation to be that exaggerated, they probably told the actress to accentuate the movement of her hips, or I don't know, the animators made it up themselves.

I agree that it was a choice to make the hips do that. It does however explain why the arms are strange in running animations or why it can be awkward in general.

[EpicBoot2daFace]

sandalisthemaker wrote...

 Bioware, please don't make the female Inquisitor sway her hips like she's strutting down a catwalk when she walks the way Hawke did in DA2. What was the point of that, honestly?  It was especially jarring considering that my lady Hawke was an aggressive, 2 handed warrior decked out in intimidating plate armor... who then proceeded to strut around like she worked at the Blooming Rose on the weekends.  Her standing animation (with one hip cocked to the side) didn't help either.
I was shocked when I found out that Aveline and Merrill walk the same way, which totally clashed with their personalities.
So please, I beg of you don't do the same thing in DA3!

I really hope he was joking. Anyway, I think the walking/running animations in Origins were better and more realistic.

[sandalisthemaker]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

sandalisthemaker wrote...

 Bioware, please don't make the female Inquisitor sway her hips like she's strutting down a catwalk when she walks the way Hawke did in DA2. What was the point of that, honestly?  It was especially jarring considering that my lady Hawke was an aggressive, 2 handed warrior decked out in intimidating plate armor... who then proceeded to strut around like she worked at the Blooming Rose on the weekends.  Her standing animation (with one hip cocked to the side) didn't help either.
I was shocked when I found out that Aveline and Merrill walk the same way, which totally clashed with their personalities.
So please, I beg of you don't do the same thing in DA3!

I really hope he was joking. Anyway, I think the walking/running animations in Origins were better and more realistic.

 .........<_<  Now it all makes sense....

[Fiacre]

If by strong and sexy we mean it makes me squirm in my seat because it's already painful to just watch it...

[Fiery Phoenix]

I thought Lady Hawke's walking animation was just fine. Maybe 'overly feminine' but it wasn't really an issue for me.

BioWare fixed FemShep's walking animation in ME3 after her ridiculous ME2 walk, but her running animation is still funny since it's the same as MaleShep's.

Modifié par Fiery Phoenix, 15 mars 2013 - 05:57 .

[cJohnOne]

I don't really notice the walk one way or another so I wouldn't be opposed to lessening the sway to get it more normal female running.