"My lady protagonist had male animations in cutscenes, so she'd swagger into each scene carrying invisible suitcases , legs splayed like she was riding an imaginary horse. It's all pretty awkward."
http://kotaku.com/11...itio-1657127952
Really? That's still in there? It was in DA:O, why is it still in DA:I?
well seing as there are threads asking for nuteral animations...
I've started a couple of threads on this before, don't expect it to ever change, and no answers from any devs either. We'll be stuck looking like we have a 5 pound "thing" down there that makes us walk like cowboys that suffers from hiney pains..
well seing as there are threads asking for nuteral animations...
In the name of equality, all women must walk like men? Sounds legit. 
I think we'll get used to it. It will look awkward at first walking sensually, swaying your hips, outside cutscenes and when a cutscene starts - oh hey Cullen! *does the macho walk* Sup, bruh?!
If i remember correctly DA2 had the same problem, fixable with a mod, no such luck with inquisition i guess. ME2 had the same problem in Kasumi mission with a Femshep who walked like a dude in a dress.
If I recall correctly, Femshep didn't have her own.If i remember correctly DA2 had the same problem, fixable with a mod, no such luck with inquisition i guess. ME2 had the same problem in Kasumi mission with a Femshep who walked like a dude in a dress.
well seing as there are threads asking for nuteral animations...
excuse me... how is that?
I don't know what's so wrong about DA:O's female animation that they felt it needed to change, as opposed to the male one which has been the same in all 3 games.
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I don't know what's so wrong about DA:O's female animation that they felt it needed to change, as opposed to the male one which has been the same in all 3 games.
I remember thinking "why is she walking like a gorilla" in the cutscene where you arrive in Ostagar. It was after the talk with King Cailan, you talk a bit with Duncan while walking towards the camp.
I remember thinking "why is she walking like a gorilla" in the cutscene where you arrive in Ostagar. It was after the talk with King Cailan, you talk a bit with Duncan while walking towards the camp.
It's the same problem as in Inquisition. In cutscenes all 3 dragon age games use the male walking/running for everything. Admittedly my post is strictly off topic since it's about walking outside cutscenes. Apologies.
It can't be that hard to fix. Take a woman, probably one with a more athletic bent considering the gameplay, stick ping pong balls all over her. Have her walk around in front of a camera, turn that into the animation.
It can't be that hard to fix. Take a woman, probably one with a more athletic bent considering the gameplay, stick ping pong balls all over her. Have her walk around in front of a camera, turn that into the animation.
I don't think Bioware does cutscenes like that. (No idea actually.)
It can't be that hard to fix. Take a woman, probably one with a more athletic bent considering the gameplay, stick ping pong balls all over her. Have her walk around in front of a camera, turn that into the animation.
Might be too expensive to mocap several hours of cutscenes.
Good
It's frustrating that the male animations are the default, hopefully this changes next game.
I'd prefer a toggle, so you can have a feminine, neutral, or masculine walk no matter gender.
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More like can't be bothered to have two sets of realistic animations, despite all the polish on the rest of the game. *sigh*
If the male animation wasn't exaggerated this wouldn't be so glaring, but they went for some bow-legged strut that looks awkward as hell and doubly so on a female.
Also, I love how it's a matter of resources when it concerns adding anything female.
It would be nice to have a definite answer on it. It ruins the immersion
If the male animation wasn't exaggerated this wouldn't be so glaring, but they went for some bow-legged strut that looks awkward as hell and doubly so on a female.
Also, I love how it's a matter of resources when it concerns adding anything female.
Thats the problem studio's have. They go for the easier route.
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