Symbian smartphone: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North

Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
Play the game I am very disappointed with the armor worn by the Rangers. It is very Elvish and has no real factors that a guard is considered useful and applicable to their lives and fighting style. Besides all the different groups in general have the same look with different color variation. Snowblind I was going to do much better at staying true to tradition and also have much more different variations of "booty" which quite often seem to assume. I am also very concerned about how many mistakes have been discovered. I personally cannot complete a play through my character, because it is stuck in the “Mirkwood “problem and I discovered many audio problems that others have mentioned. It saddens me that they released the game with all these issues. Well that's what updates are for right? Now aside from that, I like how you are playing the game and think that Snowblind has fantastic production and create the best LOTR game to date. It has a tremendous combat system and wonderful history.

#2
09-11-2011
Enos
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Re: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
I feel like there's a major change in mood among the first three paragraphs and the last sentence of the third paragraph, as well as later. There's really nothing you can do with the ranger armor as the game is released, but leave with downloadable content, although I personally did not mind the clothes guards. Farin played, but still noted how nice the armor of Erad was and how her appearance has changed through the game. Loot is random, so I think you just got a game that went on to give a lot of armor re-texture the same model. That happened to me early in my game through the dwarf, but as time goes. And we agree that the fight is awesome. When it works, what it is.

#3
09-11-2011
Irene-I
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Re: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
My point was saying that even look like a Ranger. It looks like a man dressed as an elf. I agree, I noticed the same thing myself. I expected more as Aragorn leads Ranger or Rangers in the game, but nothing, it just looks like a man in armor elf.

#4
09-11-2011
mbangali
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Re: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
To choose only one part of a piece of armor and then say that the whole armor look like elf armor. The armor in the game is made by the dwarves, men and elves. Of course, some of which will have features of another race. You want to go through the whole game with the same armor that is recolored because that is what they should do to always look like Ranger armor? Personally I would see my signature change as the game progresses.

#5
09-11-2011
LotusN
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Re: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
Those are Ithilien Rangers However, while Erad is a Dunedin. Ithilien Rangers are fighting a desperate war, and visually the impact of the decline of Gondor, so what they wear is "Gondor", practice, and little else. However, the films of his team are still very complex. Dunedin has a rich history, which is heavily influenced by its proximity to the Elves, both when they were on the island of Numenor, and in the kingdom Anorian that are direct descendants. Therefore, it should have a slightly elvish, which is what Snowblind, which seem to be well versed in science have been achieved.

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15-11-2011
Hadriel
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Re: Ranger Armor seems awful in the Lord of the Rings: War in the North
We regret that not to the liking of both ranger armor. In fact, some of the Ranger armor sets (three to be exact) are very strong elf character. In total there are three complete sets of armor that elves may Ranger (the elf Andriel also in the armor that is of human origin). You are correct in pointing out the reasons for the fine line in many of the pieces. These are certainly elf armor sets. However, there are four different types of weapons that are entirely of human origin in Middle-earth. A suit in particular has a strong influence and a couple Rohan clearly Gondor. Hopefully you will get to see these as well (no doubt if you keep playing). The shields reflect dwarf, human, elf, and even fabrication of orcs.