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[Captmorgan72]

So I am in my third playthrough with a elven inquisitor and my inquisitor's arms seem to be broken/dislocated in some of the cutscenes. I even noticed that Vivienne's arms were dislocated in some scenes. Bioware are you aware? Also, why are the elves shoulder's so freaking narrow and slopped?

[Marshal Moriarty]

Maybe there's a circus in town, and the elves are practicing their contortionist acts?

 

Hey, you've got to bring home the bacon somehow....

[Lebanese Dude]

Human PC master race.

[BlueElf2]

So I am in my third playthrough with a elven inquisitor and my inquisitor's arms seem to be broken/dislocated in some of the cutscenes. I even noticed that Vivienne's arms were dislocated in some scenes. Bioware are you aware? Also, why are the elves shoulder's so freaking narrow and slopped?

I think they're aware. I've seen other people mention it in the patch thread, and I think someone may have even made a thread just for the elf problem at some point. Some people have said the narrow shoulders are a design choice, but others have said that the actual models for the elves may have something wrong with their rigging. I've played a bunch of elves in my game, and the narrow shoulders don't bother me depending on what armor is being used. The one thing that does bother me is how their arms sometimes just get stuck to their sides; it looks really unnatural, and I've noticed Solas does it, too, in certain cutscenes.

[Nefla]

 

Arms aren't supposed to bend like that BioWare >_< look at Solas' sexy normal shaped arms and shoulders in comparison

[Xx Serissia xX]

So I am in my third playthrough with a elven inquisitor and my inquisitor's arms seem to be broken/dislocated in some of the cutscenes. I even noticed that Vivienne's arms were dislocated in some scenes. Bioware are you aware? Also, why are the elves shoulder's so freaking narrow and slopped?

 

There's a lot of issues when it comes to the files.  I'm sure they're aware of them.    

[caradoc2000]

Hey, you've got to bring home the bacon somehow....

 

 

On a more serious note, I haven't had problems specific to my elf, just the normal clipping issues.

[wepeel_]

There is a long thread about this over here, but I agree. This has made it impossible for me to play an elf so far as almost every cutscene just makes me annoyed and pulls me away from the actual game.

[Kurt M.]

I have clipping problems, too, especially with the Dwarven Proving Shield, both in cutscenes or just by running around.

 

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[mfr001]

There are specific issues with the arms for elven enchanter armour for female elven Inquisitors (and possibly males, but haven't checked) which lead to very strange distortions. Semi-circular arms and hands in cutscenes can be a bit off-putting. However other distortions are minor in comparison, so I found it easy to ignore them. Changing to enchanter coats fixed the massive problem.

[zeypher]

THey got your cash they do not care. You can make it out from the abysmal patching, no communications on their own forums. 

[DragonAgeLegend]

THey got your cash they do not care. You can make it out from the abysmal patching, no communications on their own forums.

Well they SHOULD care, it's bad for business ignoring customers genuine issues with the game.

[Captmorgan72]

The one thing I did notice was that the Flames of the Inquisition armor does a nice job compensating for the elve's narrow shoulders and painfully skinny bodies. Both male and female elves look great in them. However back in Skyhold when wearing their pjs they look like survivors of Auschwitz again.

[In Exile]

I don't think the arms are the issue. It's the thinness. The elves need a sturdier build.

[Psyfun]

It's ok... with the right armor Cassandra's arms are... dislocated.

[SetecAstronomy]

It must be a Dalish thing, because Sera's arms look pretty badass.

[Jaron Oberyn]

 

Arms aren't supposed to bend like that BioWare >_< look at Solas' sexy normal shaped arms and shoulders in comparison

Captain America Elf? Somebody get that boy a sandwich!

[coldflame]

Well they SHOULD care, it's bad for business ignoring customers genuine issues with the game.

 

No, they don't. In this industry, customers tend to have very short memory of things.

[JasonPogo]

They just won a butt load of Game of the Year awards.  Silly little things like this don't concern them or the general gaming community.  Welcome to the brave new world of video games.

[Unlucky 13]

Other than being very thin, which I have to imagine is a design choice, I haven't noticed a lot of differences between how my female elf behaves (50+ hours in) compared to how my male human did (100 hour).  Movement in cutscenes when the camera is father away can be akward at times, but thats just how almost every video game is.  Getting better over time.

[ashwind]

Bioware does not see it as a "problem", they have been working extra hard since DA2 to make elf look as different and as ugly as they can be

[Eternal Phoenix]

Yeah, this makes playing an elf, annoying, to say the least. The arms go way too close to the body and seem broken.

 

They just won a butt load of Game of the Year awards.  Silly little things like this don't concern them or the general gaming community.  Welcome to the brave new world of video games.

 

Actually, from what I've seen, the general gaming community care about graphics and things relating to visuals. Imagine a CoD game where all the characters look deformed? The kids would all be raging. Whether Bioware are concerned, I don't know, maybe they will fix the problem, maybe they won't.

[Biotic Flash Kick]

they made the male elves look like holocaust survivors 

 

im pretty sure they dont care

[Nefla]

Captain America Elf? Somebody get that boy a sandwich!

lol XD and he actually looks thicker in that picture because uploading it from my phone stretched the picture horizontally.

[Biotic Flash Kick]

sera eats 12 potatoes a roast ducks and ahndful of derserts

 

SOMEONE FEED OUR elfquisitors D: