I'm not sure if others would like this, but I think having Heterochromatic eyes would be amazing. I think the only game I saw that allowed each eye to be a different color was Dragon's Dogma. I've used Skyrim mods for it, but I'd love to have heterochromatic eyes somewhere in the future of the Dragon Age series. If not in Inquisitor, then perhaps future games.
What are your thoughts?
Honestly, I don't care what sexuality their eyes are.
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It would be nice but other features would be my priority especially as you can only be sure someone has two colours in their eyes when you get mighty close to them.
Its a little thing I never really thought about before. I'd welcome it if it wasn't a drain on resources or anything like that.
Guest_Dobbysaurus_*
My Arisen had different colored eyes and I thought it was cool to have that option. But I doubt BioWare will ever have that type of customization now or in the future.
I've been asking for The Illusive Man's eyes in a DA game ever since ME2, and that hasn't happened yet.
Dunno if heterochromia will ever be included either.
Honestly, I don't care what sexuality their eyes are.
This made me chuckle.
Guest_Avejajed_*
Wait, I thought you could already do this in DA2? Unless I'm mistaken..
While I don't have two different color eyes my mother has one blue and one green, and I've never heard them called heterochromatic before. My science teacher said it was a mutation so I've been calling her a mutant (lovingly...) for the better part of 20 years.
That's a quite misinformed science teacher! XD
My friend's mother was a nurse, and she has one hazel and one blue eye. She always called it Heterochromia. I already knew the term, since I was a weird child and always read a lot about dogs. (I'm a dog lover. I'm okay with cats, but I'll take a dog over a cat any day). I knew from reading up on Huskies what heterochromia was. Here is the wiki article for it.
Ooh I just replied to your other thread... didn't realize you had already played Dragon's Dogma. 
Anyway I was thinking this myself and sorely missing the option to customize each eye separately. I think in general I would just love more customization options... The fact that there are so many mods out there for this should tell the devs that the vanilla games have been sorely lacking in this respect.
That's a quite misinformed science teacher! XD
My friend's mother was a nurse, and she has one hazel and one blue eye. She always called it Heterochromia. I already knew the term, since I was a weird child and always read a lot about dogs. (I'm a dog lover. I'm okay with cats, but I'll take a dog over a cat any day). I knew from reading up on Huskies what heterochromia was. Here is the wiki article for it.
Not really. Heterochromia is a mutation.
Not really. Heterochromia is a mutation.
I was referring to the name of the mutation. I should have clarified that part.
I was referring to the name of the mutation. I should have clarified that part.
Ah, okay.
Guest_Lady Glint_*
It'd probably be a pretty popular option. FF14 allows it and it seemed like everyone used it.
Guest_Avejajed_*
I'm still going to call my mom a mutant, even if it's not true. 
Technically everyone's a mutant.
Not just mutants but also hybrids(practically every one who isnt dark brown(i dont know why every one is calling it black)and dont have green eyes is mutant)Technically everyone's a mutant.
I would love this. Dragon's Dogma also made me want this, haha.
I could barely tell the wardens eye colors in most of the lighting
I could barely tell the wardens eye colors in most of the lighting
That's because they didn't have the method to getting better eyes until DA2.
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