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[Thresh the Qunari]

Elves. because there weak,small and the most heinous thing about them No beards.

[SpaceV3gan]

In DA:O, I didn't like both Dwarves and Elves, simply because they do not look intimidating at all!
Dwarf Noble was the best Origin Story in my opinion, followed by City Elf. However, the former is comically short and chubby, while the latter looks like a teenager.
I've tried playing Male Elf characters several times, but they always looked like a mere boy next to humans. Had they had beards and a non-ectomorph build, it could have been different. Therefore I ended up using humans on every full playthrough except for one Female Elf mage.
In DA2 Elves look even worse. I hope in DA:I they were able make Elves and Dwarves somewhat more badass. Otherwise I will stick to Qunari and Humans.

 

[Aren]

Dwarf. Too short and chubby for my taste. 

Completly agree

 

I do not understand why many consider the human race boring, is

 the story that counts, not the fact that we too are human in the real life. Humans of dragon age have little in common with us, so I do not understand why as motivation many have said about humans "they  are boring because we are already human in real life" does not make sense to me.

for example I do not like elves because they have been designed until now with the eclipse engine, and do not represent the beauty of the elven people, for example, the lord of the rings, those are real elves.

[ShallowlLife9871]

meh, i like them all. 

[Vulpe]

Dwarf because they all end up with a Napoleonic complex.

[dekarserverbot]

humans... i don't like them

[Caramacchiato]

Dwarves.

 

(No magic or bearded ladies)

[Voxr]

I don't have a problem with any of them. I do make it a point to not play humans in games that let me choose (except for one HN in DA:O). Mainly because I'm human and I like being something different. So I guess I like human the least. But at the end of the day I'm cool with all of them.

[Neon Rising Winter]

 

Completly agree

 

I do not understand why many consider the human race boring, is

 the story that counts, not the fact that we too are human in the real life. Humans of dragon age have little in common with us, so I do not understand why as motivation many have said about humans "they  are boring because we are already human in real life" does not make sense to me.

for example I do not like elves because they have been designed until now with the eclipse engine, and do not represent the beauty of the elven people, for example, the lord of the rings, those are real elves.

 

 

Humans I find - boring is the wrong word - less appealing, because they're the default setting in so many games. A good chunk of RPGs I'm going to play a human whether I like it or not, so give me a choice and I'll start looking at the other options first. Now give me a race unique to the setting and then I'm a happy bunny.

 

Anyway, this is what don't I like playing, so having said all that it's dwarves. Humans are just been there, done that, own a whole rainbow of t-shirts. Dwarves however are too bloody short and show no signs of getting any taller. Petty, but true.

[Kendaric Varkellen]

Any race aside from humans. It's very rare for me to play anything besides humans in any game.

[Shelondias]

Humans.
Too mainstream.
I like to play a hipster dwarf with an iguana and a bubble pipe.

[Razored1313]

I posted in this thread a while back saying that I didn't like playing as humans, but recently I've thought more about it and came to a different conclusion: I don't like playing as the human archetypes we've been given so far. I DO NOT want to play as a noble, and also I'm not that fond of the Mage class, more of a rogue. So both the human noble and Magi origins were not interesting to me, but at the same time neither was the dwarf noble while the casteless dwarf was my favorite. However I think if the avaar origin was kept in it probably would have been my favorite, as I find it more interesting so really it isn't playing as humans themselves but the backstory we've been give. That gets me. As you can imagine I wasn't a fan of hawkes story as well, and since the human inquisitor is a noble again I will pass on humans, but if they switch it up with a different kind of backstory in the future I will probably be more open to it.

[Sanguinerin]

In general, I only play a human or elf (and sometimes a half-elf when presented the option). I'm not fond of (playing) hulking characters, or short ones, but I'm still deciding on if I'll play as a dwarf or Qunari. Admittedly, I've only ever played dwarves in one instance, and that was due to Dragon Age: Origins. They had a conniving political side you don't normally see in dwarves, and I'm an avid lover of political intrigue. If Varric is a love interest, I'll have a Lady Cadash.

 

I couldn't play as a male Draenei or Tauren in WoW, so I doubt I'll play a male Qunari. I loved my female Draenei, though, so I might take on a female Qunari as well.

 

For now, however, I'm only planning on a male and female human, and a male elf.

[dragonflight288]

For some strange reason, I've always had a problem playing as an elf. 

 

I simply like dwarves better. I can play as a human without any issues, and a dwarf without a second thought, but playing as an elf for some strange reason bugs me. I can't put my finger on it, and I'm sure that there is absolutely no logical reason why, but I have a hard time playing as an elf. 

[SmilesJA]

Humans in RPG games are DIFFERENT than Humans in real life.  There are no mages or rogues in real life.

I wish there were. 

[RandomSyhn]

Elves, I haven't been able to complete a single elf playthrough.

[Melca36]

 

Completly agree

 

I do not understand why many consider the human race boring, is

 the story that counts, not the fact that we too are human in the real life. Humans of dragon age have little in common with us, so I do not understand why as motivation many have said about humans "they  are boring because we are already human in real life" does not make sense to me.

for example I do not like elves because they have been designed until now with the eclipse engine, and do not represent the beauty of the elven people, for example, the lord of the rings, those are real elves.

 

Its trendy and popular to hate on anything human when it comes to games.

[steelfire_dragon]

qunari and dwarves

 

 

Sten was cool, but...... he pansies in kirkwall were not

[Mrs.Chestbeard]

Elves, I don't have any good reasons for it either...I just can't play them for some reason. *shrugs* I love all the other races though!

[SomeoneStoleMyName]

Qunari. I hate them, their brainwashing religion, their "principles", their warmongering nature and everything they stand for.

[Fredward]

Qunari. I hate them, their brainwashing religion, their "principles", their warmongering nature and everything they stand for.

 

Luckily you'll only be able to play one who was never part of the Qun anyway.

[Miss Greyjoy]

Its trendy and popular to hate on anything human when it comes to games.

 

You keep saying this. That doesn't make it true. People like what what they like.

[GrayTimber]

Dwarves don't interest me, and humans seem so vanilla.

 

I'll be giving both a go in Inquisition, maybe my mind will change.

Granted, both human playthroughs will be rping my OCs,

so it's a little different.

[simpatikool]

Dwarf. I never play as a Dwarf in my fantasy RPGs.