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[thebigbad1013]

I found the darkspawn of Origins to be much scarier looking than the ones in DA2 so I'm hoping they'll be closer to the Origins ones.

[In Exile]

Can someone explain to me what exactly is so scarry about Chuckles, the well armoured human zombie? Or the Genlock Green Gremnlin?

[Vortex13]

In Exile wrote...

Can someone explain to me what exactly is so scarry about Chuckles, the well armoured human zombie? Or the Genlock Green Gremnlin?

I prefered them because they looked closer to their 'parent' races then they did in DA 2 (minus the Ogre). Genlocks may have looked like Gremlins but at least they looked similar to a dwarf, the Genlocks in DA 2 Legacy (especially the Genlock Alphas) looked more like gorillas or baby Ogres then dwarves.

[Little Princess Peach]

DonaldFwump wrote...

Sentinel358 wrote...

What are your thoughts on the previous redesign and do you think there will or should be another one?

I have to say every time I see the part with the Hurlock in the above picture I chuckle quite a bit because all I can think about are the Goombas from the Mario Brothers live action movie.  That being said, I think the idea of the change for DA 2 was a good one, but the execution was a bit poor.  Genlocks were pretty cool, but Ogres and Hurlocks were much better in DAO IMO.

The Da2 Darkspwan looked like deforming ninja's I think they looked more creepy in DA:0

[AppealToReason]

nightscrawl wrote...

Zanallen wrote...

I would rather we not see darkspawn at all in DA:I. They are terrible enemies.

I'm sure we will see them, even if only briefly. Perhaps we have to go into the Deep Roads for something, or perhaps we will pass by a DR opening on our random travels somewhere. Hell, even in Asunder there is a minor encounter with darkspawn.

They're also good random-encounter-in-random-area-death-fodder-enemies

[Veruin]

If I had to pick, I'd take the generic orcs and junk of Origins over the pearly whites of DA2.

[Angarma]

I found the Dragon Age 2 redesign to be quite plain, compared to what I came out of, from Awakening.

As to my predictions on Inquisition's route? Well I wouldn't be too sure, but my eye's on either a:

1) An updated version of the redesign models, with corrections- where criticised to be appropriate.
2) An amalgamation of Origins models and the former's, with the redesign's features taking president.
I'd be happily surprised, however, if they decide to go back completely into Origins line of view.

AppealToReason wrote...

MasterScribe wrote...

I'll take DAO's pseudo-orcs over DA2's putties any day.

I'd be way more down for putty darkspawn IF we could colour code our companions and their armor into combinations of red, white, blue, black, green, yellow and pink.

Don't worry, they're getting there.

Modifié par Dodok, 24 janvier 2014 - 01:53 .

[In Exile]

Vortex13 wrote...
I prefered them because they looked closer to their 'parent' races then they did in DA 2 (minus the Ogre). Genlocks may have looked like Gremlins but at least they looked similar to a dwarf, the Genlocks in DA 2 Legacy (especially the Genlock Alphas) looked more like gorillas or baby Ogres then dwarves.

IMO, the Green Gremlin looked nothing like a dwarf. But even if we say that it did, the Ogre wasn't even within the same stratosphere as the qunari. If anything, you traded look-alike ogres/qunari for unlike dwarves/genlocks, and so you should be indifferent between the two on this reason. 

[dragonflight288]

I loved the original design in Origins.

[Vortex13]

In Exile wrote...

Vortex13 wrote...
I prefered them because they looked closer to their 'parent' races then they did in DA 2 (minus the Ogre). Genlocks may have looked like Gremlins but at least they looked similar to a dwarf, the Genlocks in DA 2 Legacy (especially the Genlock Alphas) looked more like gorillas or baby Ogres then dwarves.

IMO, the Green Gremlin looked nothing like a dwarf. But even if we say that it did, the Ogre wasn't even within the same stratosphere as the qunari. If anything, you traded look-alike ogres/qunari for unlike dwarves/genlocks, and so you should be indifferent between the two on this reason. 

I agree with you on the ogre vs Qunari thing in Origins, in fact I actually like the Qunari redesign in DA 2, as it makes the Ogre = Corrupted Qunari element make sense. Though i do have to wonder why Bioware went wth a 'baby face' ogre design when the one in Origins looked much more intimidating.

[Sentinel358]

Vortex13 wrote...

In Exile wrote...

Can someone explain to me what exactly is so scarry about Chuckles, the well armoured human zombie? Or the Genlock Green Gremnlin?

I prefered them because they looked closer to their 'parent' races then they did in DA 2 (minus the Ogre). Genlocks may have looked like Gremlins but at least they looked similar to a dwarf, the Genlocks in DA 2 Legacy (especially the Genlock Alphas) looked more like gorillas or baby Ogres then dwarves.

exactly my issue, i liked the concept of them looking closer to the original races to get the sense that youre combating twisted versions of yourselves