The three female body type extremes in Elder Scrolls Online: Large, Skinny, Muscular.
are these actually supposed to be different or are you just fucking with us? :/
I am being 100% serious. The system has a slider (similar to Saints Row 3/4 if you've played that.) marked Large/Skinny/Muscular. Those are the 3 extremes, respectively.
The funny thing is that Large is the only one that strikes me as realistic.
Had the same problem with Skyrim. You'd think that they'd have a sufficiently bulky body-type for my 40-year-old Orcish forge-woman. But nope. Bulkiest you can get still looks like 'slightly heavier than usual supermodel'.
At least they have an actual Large setting now. Tried to make my Dunmer wizard a bit pudgy and he ended up hella built.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
^^ "in loving memory of Michael Jackson" lol can people like accept that there are zero Sonic tracks that he worked on? He was approached by Sega and ultimately it didn't work out.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
but srsly like the picture is the exact same person if she were healthy (left), stopped eating for a while (middle), and then did sit-ups for a few days (right)
Man is a most complex simple creature: see what he weaves, and how base his reasons for doing so.
The Old Republic had large, skinny, and muscular settings too. Fat males were really fat, while fat females were kind of on the hippy side. Muscular males were also built like bears.
The chest slider gave the males more definition and muscle in the chest area. For females, it was little more than a visit to the plastic surgeon for some augmentation.
And you couldn't make the breasts smaller than, like, C cup.
(I suppose one should give them points for sticking to the source material).
i seriously don't get the 'male characters have different body types, but all female characters have basically the same build' thing
why not give gamers a choice?
what sense is there in saying you're giving them a choice, but not actually giving them a choice?
i assume that
1: they're main purpose including female character options in games like this to pander to dudes who want even more eye candy to look at
2. females and males gain muscle/bulk somewhat differently, and they can't be assed to include two differently proportioned wight gain selections so they just go with the male one and cover it up by not giving the female characters the more extreme options where it'd become obvious that the females are just reskinned dudes
1: they're main purpose including female character options in games like this to pander to dudes who want even more eye candy to look at
2. females and males gain muscle/bulk somewhat differently, and they can't be assed to include two differently proportioned wight gain selections so they just go with the male one and cover it up by not giving the female characters the more extreme options where it'd become obvious that the females are just reskinned dudes
that would make sense, i gather character modelling can be pretty time consuming
the weird thing about intentionally limiting body type choice is that it's trivial to change it to whatever you want anyway by editing text files 99% of the time. I don't know if that's true in Skyrim but it is in Dark Souls and a number of other games.
Skyrim has a number of body-changing mods. Not sure how difficult it is to make one, but I know that you can customize a lot more than the vanilla game allows you to
DkS doesn't have support for substantially overweight characters at all because of the way the modeling is done, but the same body types exist for both men and women. It's a range from "skinny" to what I would just describe as "large". Since the large end of the scale isn't exactly fat but it's not "jacked" either.
^^ "in loving memory of Michael Jackson" lol can people like accept that there are zero Sonic tracks that he worked on? He was approached by Sega and ultimately it didn't work out.
There's dispute as to the extent of his involvement. The other staff of the game have delivered conflicting accounts.
From what Roger Hector said, he did compose music for it, which got pulled shortly before release when the scandals broke. The remaining composers had to scramble new music very rapidly, and any similarities to Jackson's work are coincidental -- but musical muses being what they are, it's not unreasonable to think a whole lot of identifying traits and motifs stayed in the final tracks.
Other composers like Brad Buxor said Jackson left on his own (before the allegations dropped) because he didn't like the Genesis FM synth. He let them keep the music but asked to remain uncredited for it. This would naturally be embarrassing for Sega, as it's basically a smear on their hardware, and would give them a motive to whitewash it. When the allegations happened, it was a convenient scapegoat.
The fact that Sega has declined left and right to comment on it at all means there's probably more to it. Either way, there's at least agreement that he was actively involved and composing for it, and even in the most conservative case it's likely the release tracks contain artifacts and structural similarities to Jackson's first pass. It also means the PC version's different tracks for half the game might be a quiet subversion of Earthbound-style copyright issues (which is totally fine with me, because I liked some of those tracks better).
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The three female body type extremes in Elder Scrolls Online: Large, Skinny, Muscular.
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guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
oh wait the right one is sort of in between the two
but beyond that they all look the same
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
why not give gamers a choice?
what sense is there in saying you're giving them a choice, but not actually giving them a choice?
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
that would make sense, i gather character modelling can be pretty time consuming
still stupid & lazy as fuck but w/e
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
You might be able to do it in the files though.
http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/zo88qk/pop-fiction-episode-39--sonic-3--michael-jackson
From what Roger Hector said, he did compose music for it, which got pulled shortly before release when the scandals broke. The remaining composers had to scramble new music very rapidly, and any similarities to Jackson's work are coincidental -- but musical muses being what they are, it's not unreasonable to think a whole lot of identifying traits and motifs stayed in the final tracks.
Other composers like Brad Buxor said Jackson left on his own (before the allegations dropped) because he didn't like the Genesis FM synth. He let them keep the music but asked to remain uncredited for it. This would naturally be embarrassing for Sega, as it's basically a smear on their hardware, and would give them a motive to whitewash it. When the allegations happened, it was a convenient scapegoat.
The fact that Sega has declined left and right to comment on it at all means there's probably more to it. Either way, there's at least agreement that he was actively involved and composing for it, and even in the most conservative case it's likely the release tracks contain artifacts and structural similarities to Jackson's first pass. It also means the PC version's different tracks for half the game might be a quiet subversion of Earthbound-style copyright issues (which is totally fine with me, because I liked some of those tracks better).
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Password (if it asks for one) is "bubsyaddict".
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>no mention of Ulillillia
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead