t0mm06 wrote...
also saying excuse me before everything you say does not make up for the clearly aggressive and ****ty tone you are portraying, nor does it make up for it.
thats like me saying no offence but that comment made you sound like a child who is having a tantrum.
renjility wrote...
David Gaider wrote...
I don't think either of them was as horrifying as some people seem to (I assume it's the typical exaggeration with which every opinion is expressed hereabouts), but they did look a bit different and it would have been nice to have the time to custom tweak them like Morrigan and Cassandra and such have been.
If not for the tattoo on his cheek and his voice, I would genuinely not have known that was Zevran. Not only his entire face has changed, but his hair, eyebrow, and skin color as well. He looks bleached. I'm not sure if that is an effect of the in-game chargen, but it seems unlikely.
duckley wrote...
I think Zev was doomed to look different regardless, because of the change they made to the Elves. ITA with you though - if not for his voice....
Brockololly wrote...
duckley wrote...
I think Zev was doomed to look different regardless, because of the change they made to the Elves. ITA with you though - if not for his voice....
And the hilarious thing is that should he show up again, he'll be changed for the third time in 3 games!
t0mm06 wrote...
bEVEsthda wrote...
Age? Mole? Change of engine?
Excuse me, but a change of engine doesn't add a mole.
Excuse me, but why would a change of engine have to change her eyebrow? It might of course, depending upon what the creation process of the face supports I guess. Why not add another eyebrow style?
Aged? Excuse me, but her cranium has changed. The distances and shapes of mouth and nose are sort of OK.
Her infraorbital and zygomatic bone are not OK.
If those are the result of a new engine, I guess everybody will walk around with bashed in zygomatic bone then?
Fine, carry on.
-No but you can grow/ get moles throughout your life. or draw them on to fit into certain societies (like the french used too)
-And no but tweezers most certainly can change your eyebrows.
-and how exactly have you seen enough of her cranium to see that it has changed under all that hair?... that rhetorical
also saying excuse me before everything you say does not make up for the clearly aggressive and ****ty tone you are portraying, nor does it make up for it.
thats like me saying no offence but that comment made you sound like a child who is having a tantrum.
My thoughts exactly. It's not just Morrigan. Humans looks different (I personally think they look more like potatos nowbEVEsthda wrote...
t0mm06 wrote...
bEVEsthda wrote...
Age? Mole? Change of engine?
Excuse me, but a change of engine doesn't add a mole.
Excuse me, but why would a change of engine have to change her eyebrow? It might of course, depending upon what the creation process of the face supports I guess. Why not add another eyebrow style?
Aged? Excuse me, but her cranium has changed. The distances and shapes of mouth and nose are sort of OK.
Her infraorbital and zygomatic bone are not OK.
If those are the result of a new engine, I guess everybody will walk around with bashed in zygomatic bone then?
Fine, carry on.
-No but you can grow/ get moles throughout your life. or draw them on to fit into certain societies (like the french used too)
-And no but tweezers most certainly can change your eyebrows.
-and how exactly have you seen enough of her cranium to see that it has changed under all that hair?... that rhetorical
also saying excuse me before everything you say does not make up for the clearly aggressive and ****ty tone you are portraying, nor does it make up for it.
thats like me saying no offence but that comment made you sound like a child who is having a tantrum.
I couldn't give a rat's ... for how Bioware see how Morrigan must look now. Which is why I finish with "fine, carry on". If that is the new game engine's head model which causes it, then so be it.
Of course there is some expression of being annoyed in my post. I read the entire thread. Every page. In it I found, instead of a discussion about the change of Morrigan's appearance, an bunch of unreasonable theories and claims which just doesn't cut it. Look, her bone structure is changed.
It's just the same as in how your comment about tweezers could annoy me (if I didn't relax and exhale deeply). Tweezers don't move the eyebrow half an inch. And that sort of arguments/excuses is ultimately just the same as saying she could use her magic shape changing skills to change her appearance, or saying that she could use a rubber mask (to drive this all the way to the silly edge). It's not about that.
It is interesting if some artists, or art director thinks her appearance should change in some direction. I would like to hear about such (unfortunately, it wouldn't be wise of Bioware to have such a discussion, and it likely wouldn't ever end), but DA:I is not DA:O or DA:2. It's a new game, in a new engine, and things just can't look the same. Pretty obvious, really. That, in itself, is a slightly clean canvas.
So I was not annoyed with Morrigan's looks. I was annoyed with the thread. The way I vented this, was unproductive and thus foolish.
), just like the Qunari look different from DAO. So apart from Sten and Zevran, someone also brought up Isabella being a far worse offender, who looks to have had a very late puberty and changed ethnicities.
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fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb wrote...
My thoughts exactly. It's not just Morrigan. Humans looks different (I personally think they look more like potatos now
TKavatar wrote...
fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb wrote...
My thoughts exactly. It's not just Morrigan. Humans looks different (I personally think they look more like potatos now
Isabela was always dark skinned, even in Origins. <_<
DinoSteve wrote...
tbf I have noticed a tendency for Bioware characters to not look like how they do in trailers. That being said she is 10 years older and in some cases has had a child.
I like that solution and it was presented in a another thread as well. It makes the most sense.iOnlySignIn wrote...
That sounds very reasonable, actually.DooomCookie wrote...
I think David Gaider posted something along those lines in the thread about returning Hawke and Warden. That is, if they return. There's no guarantee yet.Maria Caliban wrote...
May I ask where you got that information?Orian Tabris wrote...
By the way, as far as I am led to believe, we will be able to create our Wardens and Hawkes in the same way we will be able to create our Inquisitors at the start of the game... and possibly at the start of the game, too.
They would use the same character creater, but for the 3 characters. Very little extra effort on BioWare's part, but avoids a huge trap of fan rage over save imports.
Amen bro, I'd hit that as well.MasterScribe wrote...
It's a different engine, she's older, and a shapeshifter.
I would still invade her temple of doom any day.
Angrywolves wrote...
and that's off topic. How warden and hawke will look in DAI is irrelevant to the topic.
Tired of the excuses of she's 10 years older and had a child and she looks fine. She looks pretty awful imo and I'll never accept those excuses . If other players do that's their business .
Won't stop me from buying the game but I'm much less likely to tolerate and support her if her looks stay the same. If I ever have a chance to speak to a developer directly and tell him/her I hate Morrigan's face I will. I won't be disrespectful but I won't hold back either. shrugs.
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