#21

Maybe they have included the main character in cinematic, in which case it will be hard to customize him. If he only appears in cut scene it shouldn’t be too hard to let us change his hair, tattoos etc…

#22

So are all the customizable options only for NPC’s and not available for your character? That seems kinda odd to implement all of that and then not let you use it on a RPG character.

#23

Long lasting scars would be great! Then there would be nothing to hide your scary-badass-wariorness :wink:

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#24

one question i have. are the clothing dynamically sized to fit over one another? sort of like an upgraded version of mount and blade’s system? for example, plate over quilted legging might be a little larger due to the thickness of the material. or are they pre-made in different sizes that fit each type of clothing? although that seems like a lot more work.

i think maybe some clothes cannot be compatible with plate armor because they lack the fastening system. so you have to wear a doublet or pourpoint.

also, if you eat too much will you get fat like in the video? :smiley:
if it’s dynamic(gradual) fatness, then clothing will have to be dynamically fitted i think.

#25

That’s right they did… The latest video talks about how your items of clothing can and will become dirty. Stained with blood from battles, and just general daily wear and tear. I’m certain that it was suggested the appearance and condition of your clothing would then also have an impact on NPC’s and how they react or respond to our character… So there’s an obvious need to wash, dry and clean items of clothing or armour. What are your thoughts on that as a requirement guys??