Classic or Contemporary?
🕑 Added 2025-01-16 05:23:32 +0000 UTCOne of the things about making updates to Date Ariane is the constant changes to technology that happens over the ages. 15 years ago Ariane bought a disposable camera for an impromptu photoshoot, now she uses a camera phone.
Ariane has been driving around a doorless SUV with rail bars since I started making the game. While Jeeps are still being built to this day, the 1987 Wrangler that she drives is almost 38 years old. Meanwhile, the pickup truck on the right feels more modern. Any preferences?
(I'm pretty sure I know how a vote will go, but I thought, I'd make another public post for fun.)
Comments
Ariane Barnes
I modeled it off of Phoenix. The whole city view from the mountain is an actual picture from South Mountain Park, and the "dead" Fiesta Mall is a mall that opened near me in Mesa when I was a kid, that recently closed down. There's not an amusement park there, but a water park. The biggest amusement park was "Castles and Coasters" outside Metro Center, another dead mall.
Jay Bones
The Jeep...No contest! I'm a Jeep guy, there's nothing sexier than a girl driving a Jeep with the top off! You can decide if I'm talking about the Jeep or the girl...LOL
Ariane Barnes
I figured as much. Too iconic to change. Interestingly enough I did change the model. The original "Jeap" was made in 2007. Looked for a Daz optimized update and couldn't find one. Went to CGTrader and found a Blender based one I managed to convert for Daz use. https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/car/suv/1987-jeep-wrangler-custom-3d-model
Jazzy
Jeep. To me it give Ariane more character
Beryl Liam
The overall design of the Jeep is so iconic that it has the potential to express so much of a driver's personality. I felt that when I first played Date Ariane.
SYH
Jeep > Ford
Whofellnow
Jeep. I’m all for updates but in this case the jeep still seems like the best fit. Nothing about her goes with the truck vibe.
Anonymous
Sorry if I'm being predictable, but I prefer the Jeep. Ariane's hometown feels very "Southern California" to me, with the mountains overlooking the city, and the Jeep fits better with that environment. The pickup truck makes me think of crummy Deep South weather, scorching summer heat or tornadoes or hurricanes, not exactly fun times.