Mhh i l love a darkspawn gender regardless.
Female Non-Human Party Members/Companions for DA4 and other future titles
#26
Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 05:50
#28
Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 06:16
what about the Messenger?
you telling me you dont want a 7foot tall demon in armor who is as ugly as sin and probbably smells as bad as he looks?
dude that guy looked like my Ex.
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#29
Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 07:36
what about the Messenger?
you telling me you dont want a 7foot tall demon in armor who is as ugly as sin and probbably smells as bad as he looks?
dude that guy looked like my Ex.
Yep. Not interested in him either. I'm not interested in demons, darkspawn, spirits, gods, etc. I know they come with the territory, but I never enjoy those characters.
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#31
Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 11:24
Yep i wouldnt mind a two handed elf girl to.
#32
Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 11:53
I hope that Bioware would not create companions to just meet some quota of racial/gender diversity. They should use whatever makes sense with the overall story they are trying to tell.
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#33
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:35
Oh tell me about it. freekin SJWs can go suck it.
Nah i just want cool characters rather than grey blobs.
#35
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:47
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#36
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:48
I wouldn't mind having female qunari companion, maybe she could be a former Tamasrran. Such a companion would certainly give us more insight on Qunari culture.
I like this idea.
#37
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Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:52
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Not only that but also race.
The one time that Dragon Age puts a playable black female and we can't romance her?
She is gorgeous. So much for diversity.
I kind of agree. I think it would've been kinder to make Vivi romanceable and just exclude Josephine from being an option. That way at least hetero male inquisitors get to pick from two active party members - plus there's diversity available.
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#38
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:54
I hope that Bioware would not create companions to just meet some quota of racial/gender diversity. They should use whatever makes sense with the overall story they are trying to tell.
They already create characters to meet an arbitrary quota of mages/warriors/rogues to draw from, but nobody minds that. And in fact, nobody is asking them to have one token companion from every single race/gender combination.
I'm totally with you, OP. I love the female characters we have for DAI, but I don't understand why every female companion has to be a model-perfect human or elf while we have men like Varric and Iron Bull running around. It just seems like the male characters are often allowed to be more varied and interesting and have more rough edges and personality than the female ones. I want to see more creativity with the female characters. I want to see less fear of making them not sexy enough.
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#39
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:59
Agreed ive said it before id love a female berserker elf. who is a total slobbish drunkard.
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#40
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 02:14
Agreed ive said it before id love a female berserker elf. who is a total slobbish drunkard.
That would actually be quite hilarious.
Plus it'd be cool to have a female comic relief character this time around.
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#41
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 02:17
They already create characters to meet an arbitrary quota of mages/warriors/rogues to draw from, but nobody minds that. And in fact, nobody is asking them to have one token companion from every single race/gender combination.
I'm totally with you, OP. I love the female characters we have for DAI, but I don't understand why every female companion has to be a model-perfect human or elf while we have men like Varric and Iron Bull running around. It just seems like the male characters are often allowed to be more varied and interesting and have more rough edges and personality than the female ones. I want to see more creativity with the female characters. I want to see less fear of making them not sexy enough.
I think the exactly same, DAI actually looks a lot worse in the female character department, at least the other games had more balance when it comes to companions. Three female companions is awfully low to me, with no diversity at all especially when it comes to silhouettes.
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#42
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 02:30
That would actually be quite hilarious.
Plus it'd be cool to have a female comic relief character this time around.
I know its freekin rair to see those. MLP asside shen did you last see the Lucy Ball character?
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#43
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 04:40
I hope that Bioware would not create companions to just meet some quota of racial/gender diversity. They should use whatever makes sense with the overall story they are trying to tell.
Sure but white stereotypical girl gets old over and over again. As I recall, stats actually show that males don't even prefer white females.
#44
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 11:47
I love the female characters we have for DAI, but I don't understand why every female companion has to be a model-perfect human or elf while we have men like Varric and Iron Bull running around. It just seems like the male characters are often allowed to be more varied and interesting and have more rough edges and personality than the female ones. I want to see more creativity with the female characters. I want to see less fear of making them not sexy enough.
I was thinking about Mass effect and how we had female Quarians and Asari (the "human" aliens) right from the start, but it took ages for us to see a female Turian, Krogan or Salarian (the "creature" aliens). And for DA, there were female elves and dwarves from the start, but not female Qunari (the most "alien" looking race). I was actually a bit disappointed at how traditionally human the female Qunari ended up looking.
There really does seem to be this tendency, intentional or not, to shy away from creating females who aren't attractive to human sensibilities.
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#45
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 01:20
#46
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 02:52
I don't think they need introduce any other race but adding diversity on the available companions' race and gender.
#47
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 02:56

this only an elf
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#48
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 03:05
I was thinking about Mass effect and how we had female Quarians and Asari (the "human" aliens) right from the start, but it took ages for us to see a female Turian, Krogan or Salarian (the "creature" aliens). And for DA, there were female elves and dwarves from the start, but not female Qunari (the most "alien" looking race). I was actually a bit disappointed at how traditionally human the female Qunari ended up looking.
There really does seem to be this tendency, intentional or not, to shy away from creating females who aren't attractive to human sensibilities.
Some races you never saw female versions of at all. Drell, vorcha, batarians, volus, possibly elcor and hanar (though I imagine hanar are genderless, and for all we know, all the elcor we meet are female). Are we to believe that every single race in the galaxy (except the sexy blue and purple ones) leaves their women at home?
Even if we look only at the humans, you never see a female character like Zaeed. Someone aged and grotesquely scarred.
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#49
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 03:33
Some races you never saw female versions of at all. Drell, vorcha, batarians, volus, possibly elcor and hanar (though I imagine hanar are genderless, and for all we know, all the elcor we meet are female). Are we to believe that every single race in the galaxy (except the sexy blue and purple ones) leaves their women at home?
Even if we look only at the humans, you never see a female character like Zaeed. Someone aged and grotesquely scarred.
You know, its funny, but I never thought of that.
In ME 2, we had two aged, veteran soldiers: one male and one female. The male was scared, grotesque looking Zaeed. The female was super sexified Samara. Interesting.
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#50
Posté 09 novembre 2014 - 04:10
I think the exactly same, DAI actually looks a lot worse in the female character department, at least the other games had more balance when it comes to companions. Three female companions is awfully low to me, with no diversity at all especially when it comes to silhouettes.
I think its a little more balanced when you add in the advisors, which at times appear to assist you in the field at least Cullen and leliana. Advisors are not insubstatial NPCs, they are a group you can interact with much like a companion, you just can't put them into your party. In terms of interaction though they are not two bit characters.
There are 12 companions and Advisors 5 of which are women. I hardly think that is gross under representation.
Head Scout hardling is a second teir Npc that you have multiple interactins with and she is female.
I think you can narrow ones scope in DA:I to make an arguement of low female representation but its not an honest assessment of female representation over all. Bioware has done a pretty good job of making strong, varied and complex female characters for DA:I. Any suggestion that they haven't is people not only making a mountain out of a mole hill but also disingenuous.
I swear sometimes people go out of their way to attack Bioware for being exclusionary in the very areas bioware has made a concerted effort to be inclusionary.





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