Edit: New art~ Morrigan defends her baby~

by lordagoran
Modifié par ximena, 27 octobre 2010 - 03:53 .

Modifié par ximena, 27 octobre 2010 - 03:53 .
ximena wrote...
Hmmm. If I remember correctly in one of those interviews, Laidlaw said they got the look they wanted to pull with Morrigan. Something about "Dark and sexy?" Hahaha. And I have faith Gaider cares enough not to murder the original Morrigan look. And that as the lead writer, his voice has enough weight.
Matt Goldman agrees: “It was pretty hard to tell elves and humans apart, so we’ve done a lot of work to make them different from one another. Our visual watchwords for DA2 are ‘grim, bloody and sexy.’ Morrigan somehow pulled it off in Origins, but because of the way the rigs and the animations were being shared, a lot of the females didn’t exactly hit the right mark.”
Modifié par Brockololly, 27 octobre 2010 - 05:18 .
ximena wrote...
Hmmm. If I remember correctly in one of those interviews, Laidlaw said they got the look they wanted to pull with Morrigan. Something about "Dark and sexy?" Hahaha. And I have faith Gaider cares enough not to murder the original Morrigan look. And that as the lead writer, his voice has enough weight.
Edit: New art~ Morrigan defends her baby~
by lordagoran
ximena wrote...
Aaaand. Just in time for halloween~ XD
by batata-tasha
Lord_Anthonior wrote...
I hope they don't kill Morrigan's looks, I doubt it but who knows until dragon age 3 and who knows when will that be. I do believe that whatever design was made for Morrigan I think they nailed it!! appearence, voice, character, everything.
ximena wrote...
Aaaand. Just in time for halloween~ XD
by batata-tasha

Modifié par lilmeezer, 27 octobre 2010 - 04:23 .
ximena wrote...
Aaaand. Just in time for halloween~ XD
by batata-tasha
Tigress M wrote...
*de-lurks*
Agreed!
I'm not a huge Morrigan fan, but I do not know who else but Claudia
Black could have pulled off her VO so eloquently. And maybe it's just
because Morrigan reminds me, visually, of CB, but I also think her look
is perfect.
Brockololly wrote...
ximena wrote...
Aaaand. Just in time for halloween~ XD
by batata-tasha
That is made of pure, unadulterated, 100% WIN.Tigress M wrote...
*de-lurks*
Agreed!
I'm not a huge Morrigan fan, but I do not know who else but Claudia
Black could have pulled off her VO so eloquently. And maybe it's just
because Morrigan reminds me, visually, of CB, but I also think her look
is perfect.
Right, and for me it would be the same with Alistair or any of the other companions- you spend dozens and dozens of hours hearing Claudia Black's voice coming out of Morrigan's face; or Steve Valentine's voice coming out of Alistair's face. To just wonk up existing character's faces for giggles just hurts my abilty to stay invested in the franchise- seriously.
I'm mostly worried though as it seems DA2's new face morph system has a penchant for giving wierd unnatural looking faces with big jaws and chins. Seeing how most of the characters look in DA2, I really hope they don't have Morrigan show up, lest her face gets all bloated looking and out of proportion like Carver, Isabela, Varric, Cassandra or Lady Hawke.
Bruddajakka wrote...
New Isabela looks a lot better then the old one. Old Isabela actually looked pretty old, and her skin was pretty leathery looking. So I personally prefer the new version. Could do without the chin stud though.
I think when/if they bring Morrigan back they'll do what they can to maintain her look.

Modifié par Brockololly, 27 octobre 2010 - 11:41 .
Brockololly wrote...
I've commented enough other places about Isabela's new face but its got nothing to do with how hot or ugly she is, its that her facial features are not humanly possible, proportions wise- its like she is a bad caricature.
And you can see that sort of Uncanny Valley look in all of the characters so far- from Carver's Jay Leno chin, to Cassandra's jaw and buggy eyes, to Bethany's dead zombie eyes, to Varric acromegaly head, to Isabela's scrunched up face. Never mind th efact thateveryone seems to be sporting a massive underbite when speaking too.
I'm actually quite glad that Morrigan won't show up in DA2, as I don't know that the new face morph system can even make people look non-plastic doll like.
But lets try to keep it on Morrigan
soundchaser721 wrote...
At this point I'm hoping they get these mis-proportioned faces worked out by launch-they've got a decent amount of time, but its going to come up fast. That being said, I don't think the character models will look vastly different. The rise to power trailer is probably a decent indication of how the game is going to look.
Brockololly wrote...
soundchaser721 wrote...
At this point I'm hoping they get these mis-proportioned faces worked out by launch-they've got a decent amount of time, but its going to come up fast. That being said, I don't think the character models will look vastly different. The rise to power trailer is probably a decent indication of how the game is going to look.
So long as they get things sorted out by the time DA3 or whenever Morrigan AND the Warden returns, I'll be a happy camper:)
Modifié par Lord_Anthonior, 28 octobre 2010 - 05:45 .
Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote...
Although I'm more or so worried about DA:3 being 10-20 years from WH, and Morrigan being in her late thirties to mid forties area. Knowing BioWare that is justification for a "retcon" on her looks. I hope they keep her facial structure as close to Origins as possible. I would like to see her hair down personally (ximena draws her very very very well with her hair down) or maybe another outfit for whenever she returns.
Yeah, the landscapes do seem a bit more epic, and the lighting looks to be improved. But the characters and just how angular and jagged everything is really turns me off to the art style. It just seems too distant to what they established in Origins. As for how Morrigan would look in it, well, I guess we'll maybe have an idea if we see any other companions from Origins show up in DA2- will they get a total retcon like Isabela or stay the same?Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote...
Although I do kind of like the new art direction scenery and building wise. I am hating the look of the characters and darkspawn. Like none of the characters have looked very good except maybe the default male Hawke.
I know for PC Witch Hunt has been fixed for a while- I think the PS3 and 360 were patched not to long ago too. So you should be good. Not sure how it works on consoles, but on the PC you basically download Witch Hunt 1.1 and you should be ok, even if you had an existing Witch Hunt save, it will add in the post game save for importing into DA2 and all that.Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote...
A little bit of a sidetrack from the current discussion, but with the holidays coming up and fall semester coming to a close I plan on playing through the game one or two more times as my final canons one male and one female. My male is going to romance Morrigan, so are the Witch Hunt bugs fixed? And do I need to download a patch for the fixes if they are fixed?
Modifié par Brockololly, 29 octobre 2010 - 12:13 .
I've been away for a while but has Morrigan's story been confirmed as continuing in DA3? Cause... that would be awesome!Lord_Anthonior wrote...
I would imagine that DA3 could be after DA2 in time, if Morrigan and the Warden's son comes back it will have to be several years from the events of DA2 since even at the end of witch hunt he is still a little baby or toddler, if hopefully they'll return so that the kid face his destiny it would have to be at the very least in his teens or older. Though the writers can always have something up their sleeve or already have several things planned.