And I prefer to play a game, and not watch a collection of film shorts.
That's the thing, and you would know this if you weren't getting all your information second hand, you DO play the game and you aren't watching a collection of film shorts. But you go ahead and keep desperately spreading misinformation about a game you have stated ad nauseum that you won't buy or play, you are just making yourself look foolish!
That's actually not true. It's just a fan assumption because all the Witchers you run into in the books and games are male. There is no point in the books where it is said that women can't become Witchers at all. I've never seen a female taxi driver, but that doesn't mean a woman couldn't drive a cab.
CD Projekt Red wouldn't have to break lore to have either a set female Witcher protagonist or a Witcher protagonist whose gender was chosen at startup.
Yeah, any writers worth their salt would be able to make that work easily. They could even have you be the first one if they don't want to chance it.
The cutscenes and cinematics were the worst thing about DAO, I think. The Warden had far too many facial expressions that occurred without player input.I'm in the opposite camp. I found the lack of cutscenes and cinematic dialogue in DA:I part of what made it a less satisfying experience than DA:O. I think the game was less immersive because of it.
I'm hoping both make a return in DA4 and that ME:Next is more like previous Mass Effect games than DA:I.
The cutscenes and cinematics were the worst thing about DAO, I think. The Warden had far too many facial expressions that occurred without player input.
You would love skyrim. Nobody has any emotions at all.
I for one think bioware blew it by taking the feeling out of the game. DAO for me was too static with the warden, his/her face was always basically blank except for a few moments.
Now everyone gets a distant mmo style camera and it has all the personal feeling of world of warcraft.
The cutscenes and cinematics were the worst thing about DAO, I think. The Warden had far too many facial expressions that occurred without player input.
Wouldn't that be remedied with voice acting since facial expressions usually goes with talking
That's actually not true. It's just a fan assumption because all the Witchers you run into in the books and games are male. There is no point in the books where it is said that women can't become Witchers at all. I've never seen a female taxi driver, but that doesn't mean a woman couldn't drive a cab.
CD Projekt Red wouldn't have to break lore to have either a set female Witcher protagonist or a Witcher protagonist whose gender was chosen at startup.
They wouldn't have to break lore, but they'd need a really good reason why a female was able to become a Witcher when only 3 out 10 boys are able to live through the Trials.
They wouldn't have to break lore, but they'd need a really good reason why a female was able to become a Witcher when only 3 out 10 boys are able to live through the Trials.
That's only assuming that Trials and other things Witchers have to go through to actually become a Witcher are easier to overcome by those with greater physical strength or amount of testosterone. That doesn't have to be the case.
The cutscenes and cinematics were the worst thing about DAO, I think. The Warden had far too many facial expressions that occurred without player input.
The Warden had…facial expressions? How did Thedas not crack in half at the force required to make that happen?
its taken me some time to get used to them but I haven't had any issues
Geralt shows A LOT of emotion with things considering Ciri directly or indirectly. For example
SpoilerThat last scene had me in tears almost. But then, powerful father-daughter realtionships often do,
That love felt stronger than any DA:I romance/relationship with PC.
lawd, this scene right here, where Geralt is frantically looking for everyone and then notices *spoiler*'s dead body was enough of a gut punch to actually make me need to put the game down for a bit...just the way his face so suddenly changes from frantic to completely crushed... 
Geralt in general was just so great this game, especially when with Ciri. That snowball fight scene...happy tears.
That's only assuming that Trials and other things Witchers have to go through to actually become a Witcher are easier to overcome by those with greater physical strength or amount of testosterone. That doesn't have to be the case.
I would think greater physical strength would be a massive help and since males already have a good amount of testosterone their bodies might be able to handle the extra they receive from the mutations. However I wasn't talking about just strength, I meant that the mutagens were specifically made for males and since men are generally stronger than women, the mutations may be too much for their bodies to handle
I would think greater physical strength would be a massive help and since males already have a good amount of testosterone their bodies might be able to handle the extra they receive from the mutations. However I wasn't talking about just strength, I meant that the mutagens were specifically made for males and since men are generally stronger than women, the mutations may be too much for their bodies to handle
I don't recall being mentioned that mutagens were made specifically for males - in fact, becoming the Witcher is not just a matter of living through just Trial of Grasses, but a continuous process that takes years of ingesting various types of hormones, mutagens and else. Probably somewhat personalized as well.
And while women may not possess as great physical strength, they're actually more resilient (Outcomes Research at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, found that women who had suffered traumatic injuries were 14 percent less likely to die after surgery than men with equivalent wounds and experienced fewer complications during recovery).
You HAVE to be to deal with the ordeal of pregnancy and childbirth, you know?
They're also more resilient to many diseases and less prone to have faulty genetic mutations than males - a factor that may prove beneficial when going through years of "Witcheryfying" process.
I do love Skyrim. Though it's not as good as BioWare's best games - BG, NWN, and DAI.You would love skyrim. Nobody has any emotions at all.
Voice acting makes the problem worse by introducing even more elements over which I don't have direct control.Wouldn't that be remedied with voice acting since facial expressions usually goes with talking
He looks aghast when Duncan kills Jory, for one.The Warden had…facial expressions? How did Thedas not crack in half at the force required to make that happen?
lawd, this scene right here, where Geralt is frantically looking for everyone and then notices *spoiler*'s dead body was enough of a gut punch to actually make me need to put the game down for a bit...just the way his face so suddenly changes from frantic to completely crushed...
Spoiler
Geralt in general was just so great this game, especially when with Ciri. That snowball fight scene...happy tears.
That's the thing, and you would know this if you weren't getting all your information second hand, you DO play the game and you aren't watching a collection of film shorts. But you go ahead and keep desperately spreading misinformation about a game you have stated ad nauseum that you won't buy or play, you are just making yourself look foolish!
Was not saying anything about TW3; was speaking of excessive cut-scenes (eg; ME3). But since it has been assumed that TW3 has such, I do recall seeing Geralt being place into combat scenes and having to re-draw swords from the past games, and wonder if this is still occurring in the latest version.
Then read my post before you reply I was talking about Witcher 3 as you now claim you weren't it makes your post in reply to mine look even more ridiculous and desperate.
Guys please, can we take the soap opera somewhere else?
And with grills becoming Witchers, I'm all for it as long as they make it work without breaking anything lore related.
People seem to be okay with going at each others posts in this thread it's quite shocking.
With girls, there's no real lore to imply they cannot become one. Midnight pointed out that they just don't know how to make 'new' Witchers in general so that's one of the reasons why you won't see male witchers.
And with grills becoming Witchers, I'm all for it as long as they make it work without breaking anything lore related.
I'm all for it. It wouldn't strike fear in most people's hearts, but that just means they'll never expect the searing pain of defeat.
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