Will DA3 allow players to use mods to modify compaions' appearance like previous games ?
I hear some rumors say that DA3 somehow doesn't support mods which is a bad news for me,because personally I think most companions in DA3 are very ugly and I don't think I want to use them until I can modify their appearance.
DA2 didn't have mod support either and people still made mods for it.
Wait long enough and I'm sure you'll find something.
Will DA3 allow players to use mods to modify compaions' appearance like previous games ?
I hear some rumors say that DA3 somehow doesn't support mods which is a bad news for me,because personally I think most companions in DA3 are very ugly and I don't think I want to use them until I can modify their appearance.
). And it is very dissapointing that women are shorthaired again (except Viv...she does not have even that). Long hairs is something that I was expecting in new generation consoles.
i play console, so i dont have access to mods.... anyway, back when i did use to play pc games, i never modded when playing the game until i mastered it, then i would put in mods and screw around, but if i was playing serious again, i uninstalled them and started a new game
You'll live, hahah
We'll most likely see a dark Sera mod, just watch.
DA2 didn't have mod support either and people still made mods for it.
Wait long enough and I'm sure you'll find something.
Yeah but Frostbite and the BioWare engine are a looooot different.
They will fight! They will resist! But in the end, all engines can be broken!
Frostbite shall yield and be subjugated to the modding community!
Hahahahahahahahahahah.
That actually sounded alot beter in my head.....
You'll be fine, even if you can't mod them
Guest_Corrinus Palaiologos I_*
Actually it does worry me a bit, and I know how some engines can't be modified etc. Anyway, if it stops a few mustacheless/smaller nose Dorian mods, I'd probably say it's worth it for that reason alone.
But eh, I never really modded Witcher 2 and I love that game. If it's quality and engaging enough, it isn't as necessary. I can understand mods for clocking 100+ hours in Skyrim. I wouldn't' touch that game more than 20 hours with a mod or two.
I'll bet that two weeks in start of the game there will be a chest hair mod.
I will not lie:
I'm glad that those Character Modifications will not (or unlikely) appear. As a Game Artist in the making seeing people modding someone else's hard Work hurts a little in the Heart. Plus, everytime I see that dreadful Mod - in youtube videos, not in my own game! - that made Isabela blonde and white, I cringe. That that was made and is so popular, just ticks the wrong boxes. I know, everyone should play the game they want to play, and I'm fine with that, but I for one will certainly not cry for the lost Opportunities of modding. I shudder at the Thought of some... person making a Mod that has a white Vivienne...
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