I'd really like armor to show wear, grease, scoring, scratches and scuffs, torn material, basically have it functional but show the experiences of your adventures.
Maybe acid burns, chipped paint, impact points from projectiles, warping from energy weapons or something. Just add in minute details that show gear actually experiencing wear and tear.
Reminds me of Tomb Raider's hair and clothing changing bit according weather, like getting frosty or wet. I think that would be nice touch.
I'd really like armor to show wear, grease, scoring, scratches and scuffs, torn material, basically have it functional but show the experiences of your adventures.
Maybe acid burns, chipped paint, impact points from projectiles, warping from energy weapons or something. Just add in minute details that show gear actually experiencing wear and tear.
I liked Chiefs armor in Halo 3, you could see all the little scratches on his armor unlike the blury mess that Halo 4 was.
I like armor that looks a bit dirty, scratched and worn so I'd welcome the option!
I'd like to see the female equivalent of James Vega ... this hardass, weightlifting, woman that takes no **** from anyone. I know a female Marine like that and she's AMAZING!
AND HELLZ YES for a tattoo parlor!
Gimme.
I'd like to see the female equivalent of James Vega ... this hardass, weightlifting, woman that takes no **** from anyone. I know a female Marine like that and she's AMAZING!
AND HELLZ YES for a tattoo parlor!
Gina Carano?
I really liked the fact that we wore casual clothes on the Citadel in ME3, even if the range of clothing was a bit 'meh'. Would've killed for that leather jacket on a femShep, and I didn't pre-order so no hoodie for me. But it was great being able to use casual clothing in general. I really missed that in DAI, especially being confined to beige hideousness in Skyhold for several months.
I'm not overly bothered about armour. I liked the way we pieced it together in ME3. Mostly, I'd just like light/medium/heavy options for the main character. Mandatory armour for companions in combat scenarios (clothing on a hub), and various options to choose from without paying for dlc. Helmets for everyone in appropriate scenarios. Otherwise a variety of headwear (I loved using visors).
Hopefully we'll get a bit of customisation for the ship too (if we get a smaller ship). Or even just our quarters, especially if there's lots of crew conversations based there. If we can't pick actual colours and items, perhaps we could pick an aesthetic theme for it?
I really liked the fact that we wore casual clothes on the Citadel in ME3, even if the range of clothing was a bit 'meh'. Would've killed for that leather jacket on a femShep, and I didn't pre-order so no hoodie for me. But it was great being able to use casual clothing in general. I really missed that in DAI, especially being confined to beige hideousness in Skyhold for several months.
I'm not overly bothered about armour. I liked the way we pieced it together in ME3. Mostly, I'd just like light/medium/heavy options for the main character. Mandatory armour for companions in combat scenarios (clothing on a hub), and various options to choose from without paying for dlc. Helmets for everyone in appropriate scenarios. Otherwise a variety of headwear (I loved using visors).
Hopefully we'll get a bit of customisation for the ship too (if we get a smaller ship). Or even just our quarters, especially if there's lots of crew conversations based there. If we can't pick actual colours and items, perhaps we could pick an aesthetic theme for it?
This makes me think: I'd kinda like the idea of having more missions in which the character is out of their armor or uniform: Think something like the opening espionage stuff in Kasumi's mission, or the early parts of Citadel. I think it's a bit more organic to have at least a few situations where you enter combat without being fully prepared for it, or where you have to carry out a mission where wearing full battle armor would be inappropriate. It also adds to the sense that the success or failure of these missions is ultimately about the people, not the toys they have.
Anyways, that's my two cents on a topic that's tangentially related to what we're talking about here. Please continue posting cool pictures.
Now that I think about it, I could dig a mechanic suit or something similar. Bonus if it is possibly a bit dirty because I'd like to look the part if we start out as a grunt.
This makes me think: I'd kinda like the idea of having more missions in which the character is out of their armor or uniform: Think something like the opening espionage stuff in Kasumi's mission, or the early parts of Citadel. I think it's a bit more organic to have at least a few situations where you enter combat without being fully prepared for it, or where you have to carry out a mission where wearing full battle armor would be inappropriate. It also adds to the sense that the success or failure of these missions is ultimately about the people, not the toys they have.
I'd like that, I'd like that a lot especially since it could be used to remove the usual indications that let's you know that you are going to be doing some fighting, thus increasing the chances of the player being taken by surprise and being unprepared. I think I'd love that.
Reminds me of Tomb Raider's hair and clothing changing bit according weather, like getting frosty or wet. I think that would be nice touch.
I liked Chiefs armor in Halo 3, you could see all the little scratches on his armor unlike the blury mess that Halo 4 was.
I will be completely honest, despite playing that game like six times through the Campaign...I never did notice that, but good catch! I like the detail presented.
I'm kinda indifferent about it, on one hand I do like to wear armor mainly for aesthetics but on the other hand I do like to have armor that gives bonuses also
That's why I love the way the outfit designer in SWTOR works: I can have both!
Ohhh, I love this armor design especially the helmet and collar; http://www.gamechann..._ops_3rol_6.jpg
It looks scratched, dented, dirty and worn. I'd love to have an armor set that looks like this and for it to be the same regardless of whether or not it is equipped by a female or male character.
I'm kinda indifferent about it, on one hand I do like to wear armor mainly for aesthetics but on the other hand I do like to have armor that gives bonuses also
What if the armor bonuses were dictated by different alloys we can make the armor out of, or reinforce it with?
The design scheme could stay the same, while different materials offer different benefits.
What if the armor bonuses were dictated by different alloys we can make the armor out of, or reinforce it with?
The design scheme could stay the same, while different materials offer different benefits.
You mean similar to DAI but hopefully improved
You mean similar to DAI but hopefully improved
Yes, and without dictating what color the armor is. That was kind of obnoxious until they provided the tinting table.
Even with the tinting table, I'm still not a big fan of the DAI crafting system. I'm thinking that they should separate the different armor perks from the cosmetic aspects almost completely. The exception being the difference between heavy and light armor should be both practical and visual.
Yes, and without dictating what color the armor is. That was kind of obnoxious until they provided the tinting table.
Even with the tinting table, I'm still not a big fan of the DAI crafting system. I'm thinking that they should separate the different armor perks from the cosmetic aspects almost completely. The exception being the difference between heavy and light armor should be both practical and visual.
I also didn't like how the crafted armor was automatically the best armor in the game
I also didn't like how the crafted armor was automatically the best armor in the game
Same. It took some of the fun out of looting once it got to the point that I knew everything I found, even the epic legendary stuff, would just end up all being sold.
On the other hand, I do think that it makes sense to be able to work toward a point where we can make some beyond fantastic stuff. It just came a bit too easy in DAI.
Same. It took some of the fun out of looting once it got to the point that I knew everything I found, even the epic legendary stuff, would just end up all being sold.
On the other hand, I do think that it makes sense to be able to work toward a point where we can make some beyond fantastic stuff. It just came a bit too easy in DAI.
It'd be better if they was equal to the higher up loot at your level
Or slightly below legendary loot and endgame loot
Gimme clothes! Gimme, gimme! stop putting me on a dress with high heels! i want torn up jeans, boots and a tank top. Showing the ink!
Gimme clothes! Gimme, gimme! stop putting me on a dress with high heels! i want torn up jeans, boots and a tank top. Showing the ink!
Gimme clothes! Gimme, gimme! stop putting me on a dress with high heels! i want torn up jeans, boots and a tank top. Showing the ink!
Like this girl?
Like this girl?
Eh..no lol
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