I would like the character sliders to have numbers on the flat lines and X/Y coordinates on the box sliders. This would make character creation easier. Especially for those of us who want to copy other people's designs.
Numbers on the character creator sliders
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Riekopo
, mai 09 2015 12:37
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Posté 09 mai 2015 - 04:57
Alley Cat
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The coordinates especially would be very useful, as for some reason I can't comprehend the screenshots taken from my ps4 and the screenshots others post do not match what I physically see on my television. What I see online has longer and shorter boxes, and faces that comparatively look a small bit squished. Nothing's amiss in settings, so maybe it's because I have a slightly older 720p television with speakers I managed to damage during a particularly loud magic-intensive fight the other day but I'm sure there's others out there with similar issues on certain PC screens or televisions. Coordinates (and numbered settings) would eliminate all the confusion and guesswork caused by that.
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Posté 10 mai 2015 - 01:39
Grieving Natashina
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/signed There has been a lot of requests for face codes like there was in ME2 and ME3. I think that the DA series could definitely use one. 
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Posté 12 septembre 2015 - 04:12
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I'm really amazed that this hasn't been implemented.
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Posté 12 septembre 2015 - 05:27
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I'm really amazed it didn't occur to them on the damn drawing board.
I'm even more amazed that they implemented face codes in ME2 and ME3 and then never used them again. They must have figured we weren't into a useful and convenient way to save and share characters.
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Posté 12 septembre 2015 - 11:58
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I'm really amazed it didn't occur to them on the damn drawing board.
I'm even more amazed that they implemented face codes in ME2 and ME3 and then never used them again. They must have figured we weren't into a useful and convenient way to save and share characters.
I think they may have said they could not implement it in Dragon Age: Inquisition but I cannot remember if they knew this in the beginning or if they looked into it per fan request and discovered they could not.
