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[sandalisthemaker]

If I can make a decent Miley Cyrus or Rihanna look-a-like then I might be tempted to actually play as a female in this game despite the walking/running animations.

[President of Boom]

My first human:

 

My second human: me

 

My Qunari:

 

[Nimlowyn]

Yes. Beatrix Adaar modeled after:

 

[nutcrackr]

Maybe Andrew Lincoln from walking dead

[LastFadingSmile]

My first Inquisitor will be a human female archer, so she should be lithe and agile and deceptively strong. Like a dancer. There was a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance this season by the name of Malene Ostergaard who had the same sort of features that I want my Inquisitor to have. 

 

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She's not just stunning but she was totally captivating to watch dance, much the same way I imagine my Inquisitor would embrace and embody the theatrical aspect of her dealt hand. In particular, I like the strength of her jawline and the sculpt of her cheeks, but that there's a sense of softness about her as well with the almost feline eyes; I'd like to translate those qualities across as best I can, while adding a bit more world-weariness.

[Aimi]

Remember he was balding and blonde or was he a ginger?

The Prima Porta statue of C. Ivlivs Caesar's grand-nephew - some dude named C. Octavivs who went by 'Avgvstvs' for some reason - has been demonstrated to have the remnant of reddish-colored paint on its hair. (The Vatican Museum created a replica of this statue with the hypothesized colors - red for the hair, blue for some of the armor details, and such. It stands near the escalator going up to the main grounds of the museum from the security plaza at the entrance. While the reconstruction's vivid hues have been criticized as being too bright and obvious, there is no serious objection to the actual colors employed.) This is hardly conclusive evidence, but some ancient sculptor clearly thought that an Avgvstan statue ought to have red hair for some reason.

There is no direct source for Caesar's own hair color, unfortunately; red is certainly in play, due to the Prima Porta evidence, but so are plenty of other colors.

Statuary and written evidence both indicate that Caesar was, indeed, balding, and tried a comb-over to disguise it. Much like modern comb-overs, it fooled no one.

[wintermoons]

My very first playthrough is gonna be as an elf rouge, modled after this woman but with tan skin and white hair

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I know my Dorian-romancing warrior Tevelyan will be modeled after Roo Panes:

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And my female Trevelyan mage will be modeled after whoever this is

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[Lord Bolton]

And here's my scumbag human Inquisitor (Commodus from Gladiator). I can't wait for the judgments!

[Adz_Cobra]

My Inquisitor will be an qunari mage Morgan Freeman, who wields bloodmagic and very happy-ish

[Dubya75]

My Inquisitor will be an qunari mage Morgan Freeman, who wields bloodmagic and very happy-ish

 

Blood magic will not be an option.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

suggestion:

 

[HTTP 404]

well, me of course.  Luckily I have qunari horns. 

[Pohleetakal]

For different reasons, I will model my Inquisitor(s) for each playthrough after myself, Louis CK, Cara Delevingne, Kellan Lutz, Beyonce, or Bette Davis

[Fredward]

Nah, too much effort involved. BUT. If I were to make a human male Inquisitor [which I probably won't] I'd love it if I could get him to look like Jack Falahee because sohotbrainmeltineabgneoanainveofuwbgvzjdnvpae.

[Arakat]

My main Inquisitor, female elven archer, is inspired by Tauriel from the Hobbit movies, but I won't try to make a complete lookalike. I kinda wanted the dwarf romance, though.

[VyseSkern]

Never celebrities or people I know. I never understood why people wants to replicate real people (it's not a criticism)

Usually, I prefer to use my imagination, define my own characters or, at least, create a character from a novel  based on her/his description only, not from possible illustrations, artworks, movies or series adaptations.

[Dubya75]

Never celebrities or people I know. I never understood why people wants to replicate real people (it's not a criticism)

Usually, I prefer to use my imagination, define my own characters or, at least, create a character from a novel  based on her/his description only, not from possible illustrations, artworks, movies or series adaptations.

 

Why do movie makers keep using the same actors...I never understood this.

 

It is not a lack of imagination as you may imply, but more a case of association. People like seeing a familiar face.

Modifié par Dubya75, 01 octobre 2014 - 12:39 .

[Vilegrim]

 

Vlad Tepes ftw.

[Tarvesh]

My male human warrior will be modeled after me. My boys love watching 'me' in the game and thinks it's cool to watch their dad do awesome things in combat.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

For me, most likely something like this:

 

[Tamyn]

I will see how closely I can model an elf after myself. I might have to stick to human for that though.

[Zered]

 

I got attached to Shep so I'll take him to my next Bioware game.

[VyseSkern]

Why do movie makers keep using the same actors...I never understood this.

 

It is not a lack of imagination as you may imply, but more a case of association.

 

It's completely different and irrelevant

An actor is chosen because he fits the role by his acting, sometimes by his resemblances but not everytime. It's his job.

 

And I never implied it was a lack of imagination, it's just you who understood like it

 

 

 

People like seeing a familiar face.

 

That's what I don't understand, why incarnate a character with a familiar face?

At least, the player who used his face, I can understand but other people, not really.

[Azaron Nightblade]

Nope.

 

Just fiddle around with what I find attractive til I'm satisfied.

That's pretty much what I do.

Though at some point I realized my Blood Mage looked an awful lot like Christian Bale... which just made him all that more awesome. 

[Azaron Nightblade]

 

I got attached to Shep so I'll take him to my next Bioware game.

Damn, medieval Shep looks badass!