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[LPPrince]

Yeah, probably.

[Beerfish]

Most men never looked at Bethany or Isabela's hands anyway. They could have given them hooks and we would have only noticed on our 2nd play though.

[MisterJB]

EJ107 wrote...

Apparently going to the circle was the cure for Bethany's hands.

See, this is yet more evidence that the Circles are necessary.
The one on the top left corner is a claw. It's literally a claw, you can even see membranes uniting the fingers.

[TsaiMeLemoni]

Beerfish wrote...

Most men never looked at Bethany or Isabela's hands anyway. They could have given them hooks and we would have only noticed on our 2nd play though.

This is true. I did not notice Isabela's Hands of Terror til sometime during my third playthrough.

[CrazyRah]

MisterJB wrote...

EJ107 wrote...

Apparently going to the circle was the cure for Bethany's hands.

See, this is yet more evidence that the Circles are necessary.
The one on the top left corner is a claw. It's literally a claw, you can even see membranes uniting the fingers.

This is probably the most convincing argument for me why Circles are useful. If they fix the hand issue i'll be thinking about them way more 

[LPPrince]

Now that you mention it, I did side with the Templars at the end of DA2

[Killdren88]

Andraste's mercy...I wish I didn't clicked...the memories....

[Mello]

duckley wrote...

Love it!

I bet you're into that kinky stuff right? 

[Cigne]

happy_daiz wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Name games with normal hands.

This has been stuck in my craw since my beloved son openly scorned my Skyrim pick.

<snip>

I'm sure there are dozens more out there.

FWIW, all those games came out after DA2. I'm optimistic the Frostbite engine will be able to handle the problem. :innocent:

[LPPrince]

I wish I had that optimism.

[Am1vf]

Cigne wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Name games with normal hands.

This has been stuck in my craw since my beloved son openly scorned my Skyrim pick.

<snip>

I'm sure there are dozens more out there.

FWIW, all those games came out after DA2. I'm optimistic the Frostbite engine will be able to handle the problem. :innocent:

It is not a problem of the engine, it is a problem of the people using that engine. They are the ones that need an update, aka learn things.

[LPPrince]

Hey hey, play nice.

[Am1vf]

I mean no disrespect by it, I have a lot to learn too. I just mean that the DA2 hands aren't a problem of thechnology and the new engine isn't going to magically solve it.

Again, sorry if I sounded rude, it's not my intention.

[PlasmaCheese]

EJ107 wrote...

Apparently going to the circle was the cure for Bethany's hands.

*snip*
The real question is: Now that the circles no longer exist, is there any hope?

Are her fingers webbed? 0___0

[LPPrince]

Ladies and gentleman,

Bethany is a duck.

[Sheridan2010]

Hands is just awful ... It seems to me, or the hands - webbed?

[happy_daiz]

Cigne wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Name games with normal hands.

This has been stuck in my craw since my beloved son openly scorned my Skyrim pick.
<snip>

I'm sure there are dozens more out there.

FWIW, all those games came out after DA2. I'm optimistic the Frostbite engine will be able to handle the problem.

Using your argument, (and playing a little devil's advocate) here are some examples of games that are older.

DA2 was released on March 11, 2011.

Heavenly Sword (September 2007)


Lost Odyssey (Feb 2008)



Resident Evil 5 (March 2009)


I don't know that release date or the engine used are necessarily the culprits here.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 12 août 2013 - 06:06 .

[LPPrince]

So you're assuming that Bioware just sucks at hands?

[happy_daiz]

Well, maybe.

[BouncyFrag]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was not the friend of those who would like to keep all of their digits and bring the fight to the Templars. It is a good thing Ezio's buddy Leonardo da Vinci altered the hidden blade mechanism for him, but only him.

Da Vinci obviouslly couldn't stand Claudia as well:
"Claudia! Step right up..."

[Little Princess Peach]

Forget the nail polish those hands look really boney maybe it's because of the wrinkle details

[Tarek]

skeletor is that you???

[Am1vf]

BouncyFrag wrote...

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was not the friend of those who would like to keep all of their digits and bring the fight to the Templars. It is a good thing Ezio's buddy Leonardo da Vinci altered the hidden blade mechanism for him, but only him.

Da Vinci obviouslly couldn't stand Claudia as well:
"Claudia! Step right up..."
(...)

Sorry but Leonardo didn't modify, he said that the blade used to require a sacrifice to be used but the design had been modified. Altair was the one who did it I think, he wrote in the codex that if the blade can be used whithout loosing a finger then they wouldn't demand that it's cut.

Why do I remember all this?!

[Cigne]

happy_daiz wrote...

Cigne wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Name games with normal hands.

This has been stuck in my craw since my beloved son openly scorned my Skyrim pick.
<snip>

I'm sure there are dozens more out there.

FWIW, all those games came out after DA2. I'm optimistic the Frostbite engine will be able to handle the problem.

Using your argument, (and playing a little devil's advocate) here are some examples of games that are older.

DA2 was released on March 11, 2011.

<snip>

Heavenly Sword (September 2007)


Lost Odyssey (Feb 2008)



Resident Evil 5 (March 2009)


I don't know that release date or the engine used are necessarily the culprits here.

Hey! I was playing devil's advocate!

And continuing, the engine does seem part of the problem. They needed to adapt the engine to be more console friendly; wasn't the only issue with DAO being that the hands were oversized? And that was a design choice.

[BouncyFrag]

Am1_vf wrote...

BouncyFrag wrote...

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was not the friend of those who would like to keep all of their digits and bring the fight to the Templars. It is a good thing Ezio's buddy Leonardo da Vinci altered the hidden blade mechanism for him, but only him.

Da Vinci obviouslly couldn't stand Claudia as well:
"Claudia! Step right up..."
(...)

Sorry but Leonardo didn't modify, he said that the blade used to require a sacrifice to be used but the design had been modified. Altair was the one who did it I think, he wrote in the codex that if the blade can be used whithout loosing a finger then they wouldn't demand that it's cut.

Why do I remember all this?!

Nice catch. I think the biggest improvement the Assassin's made was learning how to swim. The original AC made me rage so much at times. lol