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[Gervaise]

I don't know if anyone has raised this already but I hope that if there are situation where we use casual clothes, for example inside the keep or when infiltrating, say, an Orlesian ball (like in Mark of the Assassin) that we will be allowed to select our own choice, as in ME3, rather than having a single design.   If found it rather annoying in MoA that a female Hawke had essentially exactly the same clothes as a male Hawke when we were meant to be blending in at an Orlesian party.    Now I grant you that most of the female Shepard clothes in ME3 were the same as the male, apart from that awful leather mini dress, but at least there was a bit of variety.

 

I realise it isn't of huge importance but getting to customise your own casual/party gear would be a bit of fun, particularly if you were meant to be attending some official function.   Anyone else agree?

[Enchant_m3nt]

Agreed. Sometimes a girl just wants to slouch around in her leggings and a baggy top, you know? And other times she wants to doll herself up in a pretty little dress and flaunt around her castle waiting for that special someone to come over...

[CuriousArtemis]

I'm someone who really appreciated that Hawke wore the same thing, no matter his/her gender. But I can understand wanting variety and choice! I am always a fan of choice.

[Mockingword]

Oh god, the clothes in Mark of the Assassin.

 

Are you trying to make me cry?

[Enchant_m3nt]

Oh god, the clothes in Mark of the Assassin.

 

Are you trying to make me cry?

Your profile pic seems an ample example of everyone's reaction to the attire in that dlc 

[Innsmouth Dweller]

tbh, i wish the inquisitor could wear full plate armour on such events as orlesian ball. only to mock the nobility 

[Mockingword]

Your profile pic seems an ample example of everyone's reaction to the attire in that dlc 

It's actually my reaction to ninety percent of what I read here. 

[Mistress9Nine]

I just love playing dress-up, so I'm in full support of casual clothes. Implementing tiaras should still be a higher priority however.

[renfrees]

As long as they are not so ugly as MotA dresses. That thing still makes me shiver.

[themikefest]

I like to see the Inquisitor in casual clothes walking around with a pint in his/her hand casually making small talk with companions and others in between quests.

[Vegeta 77]

A templar hoodie would be nice but a few diffrent clothes like shep would be cool

[EmissaryofLies]

I do not necessarily disagree. 

 

More concerned about mage outfits tbh. Warriors and rogues have the market cornered in terms of awesome looking armors while mages are stuck with internment robes and the champion set from DA II. 

 

Casual outfits are largely irrelevant. I am not concerned one way or the other. 

[renfrees]

I do not necessarily disagree. 

 

More concerned about mage outfits tbh. Warriors and rogues have the market cornered in terms of awesome looking armors while mages are stuck with internment robes and the champion set from DA II. 

 

Casual outfits are largely irrelevant. I am not concerned one way or the other. 

Idk, some robes for f!Hawke were pretty nice, imho. Like this one, for example:

[Annihilator27]

I want a Orlasian mask.

[Vegeta 77]

I do not necessarily disagree. 

 

More concerned about mage outfits tbh. Warriors and rogues have the market cornered in terms of awesome looking armors while mages are stuck with internment robes and the champion set from DA II. 

 

Casual outfits are largely irrelevant. I am not concerned one way or the other. 

The only decent set is the champion set but thats what you mages deserve

[EmissaryofLies]

Meh, Champion set and the Red Malcolm ones for me. Can't stand the others. 

[EmissaryofLies]

The only decent set is the champion set but thats what you mages deserve

 

Haha. 

[Inprea]

Some clothing choices at the keep would be nice like Shepard choosing her clothing on the normandi. My only concern is that you'd be setting yourself up for an ambush inside one of your keeps. I don't believe that would be as much of a concern for a mage Inquisitor as they're always armed but still I worry that it would result in a scenario where the Inquisitor is captured/defeat through cut scene. Imagine for example the Warden didn't have her weapons with her when she was ambushed in vigil's keep.

 

How many rogue and warrior special abilities require you to have a shield or sword in hand?

[Johun]

As long as I'm not forced to wear it at the base.

It was very annoying how you couldn't see your armor at the Hawke Estate. That pyjama thing overrode it even in the character panel.

[CuriousArtemis]

Your profile pic seems an ample example of everyone's reaction to the attire in that dlc 

 

I liked it though!

 

Some clothing choices at the keep would be nice like Shepard choosing her clothing on the normandi. My only concern is that you'd be setting yourself up for an ambush inside one of your keeps. I don't believe that would be as much of a concern for a mage Inquisitor as they're always armed but still I worry that it would result in a scenario where the Inquisitor is captured/defeat through cut scene. Imagine for example the Warden didn't have her weapons with her when she was ambushed in vigil's keep.

 

But this would be cool! Similar to the attack on camp that occurs in Origins, but with more devastating results if you truly are not prepared. 

[Solas]

I'm someone who really appreciated that Hawke wore the same thing, no matter his/her gender. But I can understand wanting variety and choice! I am always a fan of choice.

same. choice is great but if we can`t have it I prefer the genderneutral approach. I hate my female PCs being forced into girly clothes

[Nefla]

same. choice is great but if we can`t have it I prefer the genderneutral approach. I hate my female PCs being forced into girly clothes

...and I hate my female PCs being forced to wear masculine or gender neutral clothes. So yeah choice, yay!

[Steelcan]

everybody walks around naked when not in armor

[hobbit of the shire]

Choice would be nice.  I'd probably be too lazy to swap most times.  Automatically changing into casual clothes while at a home base would be nice, provided there is a choice.  I hated Hawke's pyjamas.  It'd be nice to have a chooser for default home clothing and it'd swap to that as soon as you got home, and back to whatever you had equipped as soon as you leave or have to battle something.

[Hellion Rex]

I just love playing dress-up, so I'm in full support of casual clothes. Implementing tiaras should still be a higher priority however.

I'd like a nice circlet to wear as well. I loved that thing in Dragon's Dogma.