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Anagram 04/29/12 1:49:00 PM #1:	Have armor that looks consistent across each character, that can lead to patchwork-looking characters, or having a set design for each character and the same piece of equipment looks different on each, leading to more specialized designs for the games' designers to make? An example of the latter is Diablo 3. I kind of prefer patchwork armor, honestly, but this isn't something that bothers me a lot. I'm just wondering what others like. I might like this more if the armor designs they made weren't so awful a lot of the time, though. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:1089431] in On the who... [t:62678054]...</cite> <quote> Have armor that looks consistent across each character, that can lead to patchwork-looking characters, or having a set design for each character and the same piece of equipment looks different on each, leading to more specialized designs for the games' designers to make? An example of the latter is Diablo 3.I kind of prefer patchwork armor, honestly, but this isn't something that bothers me a lot. I'm just wondering what others like. I might like this more if the armor designs they made weren't so awful a lot of the time, though. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig.Started: July 6, 2005 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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On the whole, do you prefer it when games with multiple playable characters...

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Have armor that looks consistent across each character, that can lead to patchwork-looking characters, or having a set design for each character and the same piece of equipment looks different on each, leading to more specialized designs for the games' designers to make? An example of the latter is Diablo 3.

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I kind of prefer patchwork armor, honestly, but this isn't something that bothers me a lot. I'm just wondering what others like. I might like this more if the armor designs they made weren't so awful a lot of the time, though.

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        Have armor that looks consistent across each character, that can lead to patchwork-looking characters, or having a set design for each character and the same piece of equipment looks different on each, leading to more specialized designs for the games' designers to make? An example of the latter is Diablo 3.I kind of prefer patchwork armor, honestly, but this isn't something that bothers me a lot. I'm just wondering what others like. I might like this more if the armor designs they made weren't so awful a lot of the time, though.
        
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