Where is the love, Bioware?

It doesn't make sense to me, since all three stances are different from each other. And a lot of the people that are fine with Cora's hairs and appearance don't have a problem with people that don't like her hairs, it depends more on the arguments made. Yours would probably be fine compared to the others.
In any case, it can't be both.


Again, I'm not questioning if it's a good or terrible strategy. I'm questioning why someone would expect otherwise From yesterday. Even after all the teasings they still tweet they won't officially reveal nothing, or most of the LI.

Here, apparently. 4 days before release. Have fun.

Similar, but the tip is still not as prominent relative to the rest of the nose as compared to that image of Cora.

Well according to shinobi there's supposed to be video gameplay this week... Just don't know how long it'll be. Also a series of in-depth gameplay apparently:

www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=230369007&postcount=16871

Maybe the announcement talks about a gameplay stream 4 days before release, and the 15 minutes gameplay will be out in few days. In any way, it's not clear. I fully expect the game at launch to be buggy, from past experiences Bioware always had nasty bugs at release and they were patched later after few months if not a year lik in the case of Inquisition. I wasn't around for ME1 and ME2 launches, but I was here for DA2, ME3, and DA:I. DA2 had a gamebreaking bug involving Isabela's friendship bonus, causing Hawke's attack speed to be slowed to a crawl and needed a savegame editor to fix this. ME3 import feature didn't work at all until a month or so after release, but eventually the game was pretty stable and ran well, so it was good. DA:I? Where do I start? PC performance issues including unplayablity in Nvidia cards, game gets periodically frozen while Origin online (drove me NUTSSSSS), non-functional skills especially mage lightning tree, non-functional combos... It was a mess. The Trespasser patch fixed many bugs and improved the game, but it was almost a year after release, it was HARD...

I kinda wish Bioware had the Blizzard mentality on those things: release date: when it's ready. AFAIK all games were very stable and bug free at release except for Diablo 3 where it was a server issue more than game issue. But I imagine Bioware fans screaming in agony while waiting for a game with a 10 year development cycle (Starcraft 2 anyone?)

BioWare always create their games to be mediocre and not all the way AAA quality. I think they're going to screw this one up.

The worst I can throw at Blizzard is the entirety of Diablo 3 which until Reaper of Souls was a flashy, poorly designed game that spat on the faces of long time fans of the series. RoS improved it but it was too late pretty much.

And I agree that the lack of info shown is concerning, but it seems it is a deliberate decision by Bioware, not because the game is not ready. The game may perhaps won't be ready, but name me a single Bioware game where the launch went smoothly from DA2 onwards. Big day 1 patch is the standard today, I don't like it, but thats what it is. I don't think there will be a ME3 style shitstorm because people were burned already and all characters are new.

Bioware creates overly politicised mass market consumer trash. Unfortunately that is most of the industry these days. As long as the gameplay is not too different from me3 i suppose it would be...playable I hope, or at least something I can dabble with until the next total war dlc or something. I'm just looking forwards to trying to break the game/being an absolute douche. Unfortunately bioware protags also lost their balls when they became fully voiced.

Yeah, ME1 and ME2, particularly KOTOR and DA:O were just so fucking Mediocre. Why did I ever become a fan? Seriously, they always screw up, every time!