Yeah, the two cosplay guide models are still similar enough, just the "render" Triss has sharper features, although I do prefer the "gameplay" version. Just personal preference and its similarity to Witcher 2's Triss. I'm pretty sure the "render" model isn't in-game, though. The quality of the model and lighting seems inconsistent with the other cosplay guide models to me, while the hidden picture looks like the others. The steelbook artwork, which has Yennefer looking like the Elder Blood trailer, seems to show Triss looking much the same as in the Sword of Destiny trailer.
Yeah, the two cosplay guide models are still similar enough, just the "render" Triss has sharper features, although I do prefer the "gameplay" version. Just personal preference and its similarity to Witcher 2's Triss. I'm pretty sure the "render" model isn't in-game, though. The quality of the model and lighting seems inconsistent with the other cosplay guide models to me, while the hidden picture looks like the others. The steelbook artwork, which has Yennefer looking like the Elder Blood trailer, seems to show Triss looking much the same as in the Sword of Destiny trailer.
Why do they shave their chests and underarms?
right.....they should have used nvidia hairworks for those hairs....:hmm:
I don't think they're shaving...
Some weird disease is ravaging the Northern realms, causing men to lose hair...But it doesn't effect heads, though...
Why do they shave their chests and underarms?
Don't forget Geralts baby smooth shaved legs
Ye damn it where are our manly men? You aren't considered a real man if you don't have chest/leg hair. This metro-sexual trend has to stop.
You're considered metro sexual when you shave your armpits? That's basic hygiene...
I'm in agreement. Dwarves are known to be HAIRY. Where is that great chest hair???
Are people for real?
Like you do know women have hair in most parts of the body too right and did not shave in that time period, lets not even talk about menstruation and so on. If they left the hair in the body for everyone people would have complained, at least now all can be hot and sexy to modern standards of beauty. Unless people have something against beautiful people here.
Like you do know women have hair in most parts of the body too right and did not shave in that time period, lets not even talk about menstruation and so on. If they left the hair in the body for everyone people would have complained, at least now all can be hot and sexy to modern standards of beauty. Unless people have something against beautiful people here.
Shaving in women makes them look more beautiful. Shaving in men, at least when we are talking about chest hair, makes you look like you are a teenage boy.
You can be a manly man and can trim your hair and be well groomed and still be beautiful but shaving chest hair is a no-no unless you are a professional body builder and want to accentuate your muscles.
I always thought that chest hair meant a distinct change from a boy to a man. There are some things that shouldn't change in this world or in the witcher world.
Funny. I always thought body hair on a woman was the distinct change from child to adult too...
I've always enjoyed the "winter coat"... and prefer women who have better things to do than wage war on something that seems normal.
Sure but Dorian, Cullen, Iron Bull and so on have no chest hair, that is a design choice for the fangirls that like that kind of thing.
And no it is a personal preference, I for one hate chest and leg hair on men, it looks bad. So I am happy Geralt and all the men in The Witcher look a lot more hot now.
Speaking from a purely scientific perspective ... that is absolute bullshit. There's no correlation between hygiene and shaven armpits or - god forbit - the genital area. The idea that an unshaven body is somehow unclean is a marketing ploy used by the advertising industry in order to sell more body care products.
This pretty much. I consider it a sign of civilization , especially in summer time when you are taking the public bus.
God forbid those man...thinking that being a Neanderthal makes you manly. Not to mention all civilized cultures of ancient times used to shave themselves. Greeks, Romans and Ancient Egyptians.....the hairy ones were the barbarians.....
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