What I mean is Bethany, Carver, Leandra and Gamlen(Skin color) all looked like how the player created Hawke. In my Human Noble Warden who was a Warrior, I created to look like me and since I'm African-American, I made him black, but he looked like the an awkwardly placed, adopted child from some foreign country when he was with his white father, mother and brother. I'm not trying to start some race war but why didn't Bioware use the system in this game like they did with DA2? I know DA2 was released two years after DA:O but shouldn't they have thought of it sooner?
Why didn't Bioware incorporate the same system DA2 with Hawke's family actually looked like him?
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KC_Prototype
, juin 01 2013 04:25
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Posté 02 juin 2013 - 12:32
JasonPogo
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What you re saying is WHY they made Bethany, Carver, Leandra, and Gamlen look like your Hawke. There was a lot of ****ing about this back in the day.
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Posté 02 juin 2013 - 01:30
LobselVith8
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JasonPogo wrote...
What you re saying is WHY they made Bethany, Carver, Leandra, and Gamlen look like your Hawke. There was a lot of ****ing about this back in the day.
I made my Hawke look Latino/Antivan, but none of my family members looked like my Hawke. The system basically made the family white or black, but it was a very flawed system.
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Posté 02 juin 2013 - 08:16
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I'm saying with the Human Noble Origin, Elven Origin, and others, they needed a system like DA2 where your character's family members resemble the Player character. My character(my profile pic) made the Cousland family look and feel awkward.
