I can edit my PS 3 saves now, so if I want the Mantle of the Champion to be a higher level than the Regalia of Weisshaupt or vice-versa than I can.
I actually liked that massive armors on women looked the same as on men.
edited 22nd Aug '14 4:34:51 PM by VeryMelon
Gamescom demo without background trigger.
As far as Mage hats go, I kind of wish mages wore helms with their robes like Magneto. My mage Warden wore the Helm of Honnleath with the Vestments of the Seer, and it looked pretty good.
edited 22nd Aug '14 5:30:14 PM by CrimsonZephyr
"For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die."The pictures for the class descriptions on the official site seem to imply that they can. Or at the very least they can wear the oconic Inquisitor helmet.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."Speaking of which, have they said whether equipment restrictions are class based, stat based, or some combination thereof?
Umbran Climax◊I believe they've said it's purely stat based.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."So what, a mage can wear heavy armor now if they have enough strength?
I want my rogue to have heavy armor and warhammer.
Oh really when?x2 I think so.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."You know, I'm actually hoping that they don't do the "only the player can equip new armor" thing from II. That got annoying, especially when I came across something that looked good but couldn't equip it to a party member.
Uh, we already know they're not. Companion armor acts just like player armor, though the appearance is altered to suit their style.
edited 22nd Aug '14 9:50:52 PM by kingtiger522
That was one of the first things they revealed.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."Okay, good.
If I remember correctly, you can take the looks of an armor set and craft a set that's stats are suited to something else.
I'm a critical person but I'm a nice guy when you get to know me. Now, I should be writing.Do we know what qunari have instead of helmets yet?
No.
Apparently a Swedish IGN article featured a dev interview which confirmed that Varric is not romanceable.
Edit: And Laidlaw confirmed that the article was correct. My guess is that the two remaining LIs are Vivienne (has to be if the LIs are split evenly by gender) and Solas (his VA hinted at it).
edited 23rd Aug '14 8:24:53 AM by lrrose
I'm Swedish. The article. They say he already has someone(clearly Bianca).
,: Called it. Varric already has his lady love.
Damn it.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."I can do a summary of the article later(I'm at at a concert right now).
Every mage is romancable???
Now I'm caught between FOUR L Is!!! Argh!
Iron Bull, Dorian, Vivienne, and Solas!!!
I'm a critical person but I'm a nice guy when you get to know me. Now, I should be writing.I feel bad for all the Varric fans who wanted to romance him, just like all the Joker fans who were disappointed in Mass Effect 3
I ordinarily wouldn't be upset at this, but the entire reason Cullen's in this game (and probably why he was in DA2) is pandering. Why couldn't they pander to the Varricmancers as well?
Though now I'm wondering if the original Bianca is alive. I don't remember if Varric explicitly said that she was dead in his little flashback in the comics.
I honestly don't feel bad for Varricmancers because they bordered on annoying. Cullen pandering aside, I'm still going to try all the romances.
edited 23rd Aug '14 10:14:38 AM by VeryMelon
The massive armour was a hilarious misfit. Every character immediately gained the shoulders of a gorilla. Hell, the size was the same for both genders.
I ended up equipping the Grey Warden mod with DA 2's armour models. Much better.
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