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The Zip pads that are supposed to launch you forward seam to not work They just make you jump up and down and do attack animations.
Bumping because for me it looks slightly different but is still wrong.
When I did it with my Norn Ranger, this happened:
I fight my way over the bridge. After the minor Dredge are killed I see an invincible Varchuslav (or what’s his name) over there.
Suddenly Dialog-cutscene.
Back in play, there is no Varuslav. The Vigil are standing in front of the drestroyed weapon an the log says, that “drive dredge from the bridge” and “destroy the weapon” are green. However there is no next step, no enemy to kill no swirl telling what to do next. I have to leave the instance by stepping over the border.
Did it again and this time after the first dialog, I could fight Varchuslav and destroy the weapon and then came the second dialog and everything was fine.
Hi, one suggestion I would like to have not for myself but for a better world is one or two more body types: Human Female.
So far we have:
1 Supermodel (Big kittens, wide hip, super-slim waist)
6 slim
2 anorexic
1 normal size, flat chest
I would really like to see more normal sized female models and well – I admit – especially the combination of healthy weight with a C or D cup. And even though it feels wrong to ask for “That one to the lower left but with bigger breasts” in a computer game, it really is only for emancipate reasons (I heard these things are not just a male fetish but also an important aspect of women’s own body images).
The women currently choosable look (9/10th) like they can barely swing a sword and it would be nice to have more choice regarding the models that look like they could fill a warrior role.
In fact you could even go as far as making a muscular female body type – that sure is not average but more average then the two anorexic ones any day, and while it might not be as sexy (in the conventional way), it would still be a valid choice as we not only want to look at our characters but also associate ourselves with them.