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[Zerican]

I like the DLC (ending) . Thanks for doing it. But after a year you must of read that most of the community really dislikes the formal attire you forced us to use at the winter palace over the year but yet you make us use it again for the ending as well?

 

Please, i know you said you are going to work on bugs and polish the game now instead of doing more DLC but while you are doing the bugs can you please before you are completely done with DAI replace or give us more options on what to wear to the ball and for the ending? Really it is just an awful looking outfit. It just does not fit in either compared to what others in the events are wearing. Please add a dress for female inquisitors. I would be happy to wear the wedding dress even if that makes it easier to do.

 

It just ruins the enviroment and makes it harder to stay engrossed into the story when my character looks like something from out of the nutcracker play.

[lynroy]

I hate to break it to you, but they are already done with DAI. Hail PC master race and formal attire mods.

[Zerican]

I have tried all those mods but they do not work at all for trepasser. i will have to wait for one that does work. I follow instructions per mod install it correclty. SPent tons of hours trying to get them to work. I mod all the time. No formal attire mod replaces the nutcracker formal attire for trespasser.

 

I assume you made your comment thinking I do not use mods but I do. I am grateful for the invisiable formal attire mod for the winter palace at least.

 

I always use PC for bioware games because of modding. Been using mods for bioware games since Dragon Age Origins. sure youll find my videos somewhere on youtube under Zerican29

[Serza]

I hate to break it to you, but they are already done with DAI. Hail PC master race and formal attire mods.

 

No need to hate that.

[lynroy]

I have tried all those mods but they do not work at all for trepasser. i will have to wait for one that does work. I follow instructions per mod install it correclty. SPent tons of hours trying to get them to work. I mod all the time. No formal attire mod replaces the nutcracker formal attire for trespasser.

I assume you made your comment thinking I do not use mods but I do. I am grateful for the invisible formal attire mod for the winter palace at least.

I always use PC for bioware games because of modding. Been using mods for bioware games since Dragon Age Origins. sure youll find my videos somewhere on youtube under Zerican29

I wasn't making any assumptions when I made my post. And I certainly didn't ask for your mod life story. The point of my post was bioware isn't going to do anything as the last patch was the last patch, so you'll have to rely on the modding community. I am well aware those mods don't work in Trespasser. The post below mine explains why. Sorry, just gotta deal with it.

[nightscrawl]

Well, if you finished Trespasser I would have thought the reason would be rather obvious...

 

Spoiler

... you know... the whole arm thing. They had to create a special model just for that. In the game files there is a specific "armless" formal attire model. And no, it would not have been easy to do that with every possible armor combination, or even with the various wardrobe models. However, I will say that I don't quite understand why the wardrobe tints of the formal attire don't also remain and we get stuck with the same red version, even if we had changed it via the wardrobe earlier. There is no special "armless" tint texture -- both versions use the same textures -- so I don't quite get that.

 

Apologies if this comes across as unnecessarily snarky.

[lynroy]

^I completely forgot about that detail.

[willum69]

Do you mean in the whole of Trespasser or just in the cut scene at the end? You can change out of the formal wear at the Winter Palace. In the room where Charter is standing (near the tavern), you find your wardrobe and storage chest, so can wear any of the outfits from Skyhold (sadly no dresses). I can't remember if it reverts back during the end scenes. 

[Fredward]

It's called hideous-chic darling, all the rage in Orlais this season. Outfits designed to be ever so slightly off putting to better accentuate the beauty of the face/mask.

[Gervaise]

I changed out of the formal attire as soon as I had been introduced to the three ambassadors at the beginning.  I could have done it sooner but I thought I ought to be in official gear for it.   Thereafter I used casual wear for running around the Winter Palace and then changed to different colour formal attire for the first meeting, where I'm pretty sure the game kept my new colour for me.   (I'd have to check to be sure).   The only place where I was forced back into the red formal attire was at the end, probably for the reason Nightcrawl gives.  

[Donk]

It's called hideous-chic darling, all the rage in Orlais this season. Outfits designed to be ever so slightly off putting to better accentuate the beauty of the face/mask.

You would be correct, my dear.

[Serza]

By the Creators, someone kindly remove Madame de Fer from the premises before I loosen an arrow in her face.

[nightscrawl]

It's called hideous-chic darling, all the rage in Orlais this season. Outfits designed to be ever so slightly off putting to better accentuate the beauty of the face/mask.

 

I read this in the voice of Edna Mode from The Incredibles...

[Medhia_Nox]

It's called hideous-chic darling, all the rage in Orlais this season. Outfits designed to be ever so slightly off putting to better accentuate the beauty of the face/mask.

Terrifying because it sounds like a real fashion movement. 

[Dai Grepher]

Bottom line, because BioWare is not skilled enough.

[ModernAcademic]

That spartan red attire on a feminine Inquisitor is as horrendous as Fem Shepard's masculine animation.

Oh wait. I just remembered. Our Fem Inq. also suffers from masculine animation. She sits on her throne with her legs wide open, just like the male Inquisitor.

[Endee]

That spartan red attire on a feminine Inquisitor is as horrendous as Fem Shepard's masculine animation.

Oh wait. I just remembered. Our Fem Inq. also suffers from masculine animation. She sits on her throne with her legs wide open, just like the male Inquisitor.

At least she doesn't walk funny and bow-legged like the Malequisitor, who walks as if he's enjoyed one too many romps with Bull I can't be the only one who noticed his wide-legged gait, I hope...

[Lady Luminous]

I think we can only hope that BioWare understands our need for not horrendous fashion in the next game.

I love the company, but I've said for ages that they need to hire a stylist to consult on hair and fashion choices!

[AlanC9]

Can someone recap the argument against those outfits? (Besides being a bit anachronistic, that is.) I always checked out of the WEWH threads early because there was so much whining about the timed aspects.

[Aeris1172]

I'm sure something will eventually pop up mod-wise that will work in Trespasser, even with the missing arm. Give it a bit :-)

[nightscrawl]

Can someone recap the argument against those outfits? (Besides being a bit anachronistic, that is.) I always checked out of the WEWH threads early because there was so much whining about the timed aspects.

 

Many people find it unattractive. To elaborate, I will just state my own personal reasons for disliking that particular outfit. Note that I don't object to the use or existence of the formal attire. I like the idea that the Inquisition has a uniform, and that all of the leading members of the Inquisition appear wearing it at the ball.

 

My dislike stems from the following issues... I would prefer that the Inquisitor's uniform be a bit more distinctive, with the Inquisition sigil or some other adornment marking them as the Inquisitor, but still keeping the primary uniform. I also think the colors were terrible and didn’t coordinate with any other Inquisition uniform seen in the game before that point. The red and gold I’ll give you as that is on some of the Inquisition flags and banners. But the blue sash? Where did that come from? It’s almost as if it were a nod to our hosts for the evening, Orlais. The blue sash was too reminiscent of the blue sash worn by Prince Charles, which is from the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and is "limited to the Sovereign, the Prince of Wales, and no more than 24 members, or Companions."

 

And your point about the anachronism is a good one, as the styling does not match any of the other Inquisition uniforms, or really anything else seen in the games until this point.

 

Those particular colors were terrible, but I won't go as far as to say that any other color combination, even the nice looking black and red seen in this mod, would have appeased those players who didn't like the removal of choice, or those with female PCs who would like to have worn a gown. But you can't please everyone.

 

I just generally wonder about some of the art choices for these games. Take the Skyhold attire. Changing the pants and boots to a darker leather makes it look so much better, or even adding a subtle pattern to the jacket. I totally understand why they went with the neutral colors, but they went overboard with the neutrality.

[almasy87]

At least she doesn't walk funny and bow-legged like the Malequisitor, who walks as if he's enjoyed one too many romps with Bull I can't be the only one who noticed his wide-legged gait, I hope...

She actually does.. Both my Lavellan and Trevelyan, but somehow with Trevelyan it appears more evident, maybe because of bigger hips, idk.. they walk like monkeys with their legs slightly apart  

And I'm not the only one thinking this..
http://www.gamefaqs....sition/70986546

[roselavellan]

 

I just generally wonder about some of the art choices for these games. Take the Skyhold attire. Changing the pants and boots to a darker leather makes it look so much better, or even adding a subtle pattern to the jacket. I totally understand why they went with the neutral colors, but they went overboard with the neutrality.

 

Yeah, they definitely went overboard with the neutrality for the Skyhold outfit, then they went overboard with the high contrast colours for the formal outfit. The environments look good though

[almasy87]

God bless mods
I love the same version of the outfit but black, with golden flowers. Looks nice

[Cantina]

Can someone recap the argument against those outfits? (Besides being a bit anachronistic, that is.) I always checked out of the WEWH threads early because there was so much whining about the timed aspects.

 

 

Because this:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Looks too much like this

 

 

 

Nutcracker:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Or This:

 

 

 

 

 

 

By all means have a uniform, but it doesn't need to look like something out of Disney. Plus its freaking ugly.

 

And not to mention I am constantly annoyed by the coin pouch sticking out on the back.