What's the deal with better hair there are a lot of you guys who wants better hair/styles i can agree with the bad haircut from Sera but the rest what is so bad about it ?
There is even a guy that left because off the bad hair he found a better game
The most important thing in a RPG is the character you are going to use, how exactly you can play a handsome prince, a sexy sorceress, etc etc when all the hairstyles you have are bald and ugly?
The most important thing in a RPG is the character you are going to use, how exactly you can play a handsome prince, a sexy sorceress, etc etc when all the hairstyles you have are bald and ugly?
Okay but is the hairstyle that important there are more important things then the characters hairstyle
Don't forget the handsome princess
Evil companions. Not puppy-kickers necessarily, but ruthless. DAO had three great evil companions in Morrigan, Zev, and Shale. Get a cold-blooded killer, a social Darwinist like Bishop from NWN2, and a blood mage that is the male equivalent of Morinth.
Bring back the friendship-rivalry system
Trade in the ugly "realistic" character models of DAI for the pretty ones from DAO and DA2. DAI making the world lighter and more beautiful while downgrading the looks of the men and women was an odd choice.
DA2 style personal story over the dull epic one of DAI
DAO-style world, exploration, no open world
Return to the tone of the first two games
Return to the everyman protagonist
No Disney princesses
Reverse the "mages get crappier with every game" trend. More spell variety, more utility magic
Okay but is the hairstyle that important there are more important things then the characters hairstyle
To me the way my characters look is very important, especially in a character heavy, story heavy, cutscene intense game. My problem with the hairstyles was:
-They're unusually low resolution compared to the face/clothes/etc...
-The style choice is much worse than in the previous two games with many questionable choices that don't suit a medieval-esque game such as a Miley Cyrus wannabe, a mullet, a Skrillex wannabe and so on. I feel like whoever chose them had no clue about fashion (including fantasy looks) and just kind of looked at some people on TV and said "this will be hip with the kids these days."
-Most of the styles are variations on bald/crew cut.
-Almost all of them have weird unpleasant and unnecessary additions of sideburns and/or extreme pointy bald/shaved temples. Sideburns should have been part of facial hair, not the hairstyles (especially since even the handful of feminine cuts have sideburns). Enjoy your female characters having facial hair and a receding hairline 
-Important characters that should have had unique hairstyles such as Celine who should have blown us away with a ridiculously intricate and fancy style are left with the same unsuitable hairstyles.
The Qunari hair is even worse than the other race's hair in resolution/texture, and style choice. Much worse. As in hair from the vanilla console version of Skyrim put it to shame in every way...
What's distressing about it is that aside from the poor textures/modeling which could have just been lack of skill or resources, the rest were because of weird choices. NOT shaving the temples of every style wouldn't have been any more difficult and would have made the hair look much better, making the traditional Alistair hairstyle that was present in the first two games wouldn't have been more difficult than the mullet that replaced it, NOT modeling a part in the Qunari tiny-bun style would have been easier and made the style look way better, etc...
example:
The armor variation was also extremely limited, especially for Qunari and I miss mage robes 
What's the deal with better hair there are a lot of you guys who wants better hair/styles i can agree with the bad haircut from Sera but the rest what is so bad about it ?
There is even a guy that left because off the bad hair he found a better game
I could go on about it for a long time (and some will know that I have), with many reasons, and reasons I find compelling. I think it is actually a much more important thing in an RPG than it may appear at first. But I don't feel like rewriting that much, and Nefla has already written many of the reasons, so instead I'll simply link you to an album I made specifically for a moment like this, which showcases every hair "style" in Inquisition.
And you can tell me how many of those look good. And while you're there, notice how many of them have mandatory sideburns and/or a receding hairline. Yet, females and males-who-don't-like-suideburns are stuck with that.
I would like to see some better origins, Something i could make some good head canons with.
DA:O style where they give you lots of detail and lots of chances to express the type of character you are. Or Fallout New Vegas style where it gives you the perfect amount of details but still keeps it very vague so you can totally head canon your origins.
I would also like to see more complicated companions, Characters who's opinions can change or are hypocrites. IDK i just don't think Inquisition companions(as much as i love them) Stack up to OG DA:O companions when it comes to personality and depths.
But honestly I just want Merril back in DA:4 
No Disney princesses
I hope not 
more like Princess Fiona in Shrek she is tough i love that scene where she kicks those man in tights
More dragon fights...they are so much fun!
Yes we want more Dragon fights yes true they are a lot off fun
Yes we want more Dragon fights yes true they are a lot off fun
There are already at least 13! 
There are already at least 13!
I count 12 but maybe i miscount and 12/13 is way to little like in Skyrim i killed more then a hundred Dragons there in one playthrough
A full title with no numbers in it.
I could go on about it for a long time (and some will know that I have), with many reasons, and reasons I find compelling. I think it is actually a much more important thing in an RPG than it may appear at first. But I don't feel like rewriting that much, and Nefla has already written many of the reasons, so instead I'll simply link you to an album I made specifically for a moment like this, which showcases every hair "style" in Inquisition.
And you can tell me how many of those look good. And while you're there, notice how many of them have mandatory sideburns and/or a receding hairline. Yet, females and males-who-don't-like-suideburns are stuck with that.
Okay i saw http://imgur.com/a/Zmg0H and you are right there are not a lot off good options to pick from i myself only use two haircuts for my female character and yes that is not very much you are right about that and i looked at my Inquisitor up close yesterday ( and that was the first time that i looked up close ) and someone said that it looks like a wig and he is right but for me that is not such an important thing off course if the option was there to pick more longer hair then i would most certainly use it i'm just saying that i am already glad that the graphics do not look like the graphics in "Minecraft" anymore there are just more important things then my characters haircut
LOL Cheese why cheese ?
Because cheese wheels are everywhere in DAI.
Because cheese wheels are everywhere in DAI.
True so true you almost trip over them
I got inspired by someone on this Forum to make this topic I myself have nothing but i bet you guys have some really nice stuff that Bioware could use in their next game
And let's hope that Bioware click this topic and read the posts that you make and get inspired by some of the good ideas that you guys have
1. I want to play as the Inquisitor again
2. Improved mount animation
3. Not too many gay options (considering that irl 1 person per 10 is gay, having half of ur romancable companions gay is more than enough)
4. I still want the war table.
5. Upgradable prosthetic arm for my Inquisitor...
6. ... which means - even more crafting 
!
7. More difficult puzzles for side quests.
8. More vivid map. The one in DAI is fine, but very static.
9. I wanna be able to romance VARRIC!
10. If it does not affect the quality of the game - considering lowering prices for the DLCs.
I could go on about it for a long time (and some will know that I have), with many reasons, and reasons I find compelling. I think it is actually a much more important thing in an RPG than it may appear at first. But I don't feel like rewriting that much, and Nefla has already written many of the reasons, so instead I'll simply link you to an album I made specifically for a moment like this, which showcases every hair "style" in Inquisition.
And you can tell me how many of those look good. And while you're there, notice how many of them have mandatory sideburns and/or a receding hairline. Yet, females and males-who-don't-like-suideburns are stuck with that.
Has anyone ever actually used this hairstyle on their inquisitor..
3. Not too many gay options (considering that irl 1 person per 10 is gay, having half of ur romancable companions gay is more than enough)
Thedas isn't earth, the same rules DO NOT APPLY.
And half of the romanceables aren't gay, only 2 of them are. Rest are straight or bisexual.
To me the way my characters look is very important, especially in a character heavy, story heavy, cutscene intense game. My problem with the hairstyles was:
-They're unusually low resolution compared to the face/clothes/etc...
The Witcher made an attempt to make the hair look more natural. Before I switched my processor from fx6300 to fx 8350 (r9 270x 2gb, 12gb ram) , fps was sometimes dropping from 30 to 5. I imagine that consoles would choke on naturally looking hair ...... Booh consoles, BOOOH!
I want gorgeous hair on my female character and I want to make her beautiful.
I want to have deep characters and as someone above me mentioned, I would love it if the love interests would make the first move for once, just like in the real world, cause I don't usually parade around and throw myself in the arms of men in real life either, so it feels unnatural to do it in these games. There should be choices, both kind, some companions could make the first move and others could wait for you to make it. That way it's more realistic.
DA2 style personal story over the dull epic one of DAI
DAO-style world, exploration, no open world
Return to the tone of the first two games
Return to the everyman protagonist
No Disney princesses
Reverse the "mages get crappier with every game" trend. More spell variety, more utility magic
Sorry dude, but this thread is about what WE WANT TO SEE IN DA4, not what BIOWARE SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NEVER EVER DO.
10. If it does not affect the quality of the game - considering lowering prices for the DLCs.
Good one totally agree
I want gorgeous hair on my female character and I want to make her beautiful.
I want to have deep characters and as someone above me mentioned, I would love it if the love interests would make the first move for once, just like in the real world, cause I don't usually parade around and throw myself in the arms of men in real life either, so it feels unnatural to do it in these games. There should be choices, both kind, some companions could make the first move and others could wait for you to make it. That way it's more realistic.
Daaaaang it... I have not considered it, but you are actually right :3 !
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