Yeah, that too, hohoho, but he did look more threatening and imposing. And he wasn't even that bulky either, but he had some posture about him, you see.
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So I'm thinking cat suit...
Is that allowed?
@PandaTar wrote:
Yeah, that too, hohoho, but he did look more threatening and imposing. And he wasn't even that bulky either, but he had some posture about him, you see.
How are you going to singlehandedly save the galaxy with bad posture? You can't slouch off to defeat Reapers.
Kett? You don't even have to straighten up in your chair if you don't want to. You can hover, or crab walk... actually, crab walking seems to work pretty good for me.
Yeah, somehow people made sense of bad posture in MEA. Perhaps that's why so many are so ugly? Blood vessels exploding all over deforming them? Body screaming for oxygen and all SAM worries about is our e-mail inbox. :eahigh_file:
@PandaTar wrote:
Yeah, somehow people made sense of bad posture in MEA. Perhaps that's why so many are so ugly? Blood vessels exploding all over deforming them? Body screaming for oxygen and all SAM worries about is our e-mail inbox. :eahigh_file:
At least that's fixed... kinda. Now sometimes I have mail and it isn't telling me. Don't get me wrong, I can check my email without the prompt, it just surprised me. You could make some pretty ugly people in the original series too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnGwcZorNsg
I don't know why some sort of overalls/coveralls aren't an option. There's a reason astronauts use them. A set of those with short or cutoff sleeves for either Scott or Sara wouldn't look bad. Part open at the neck, some kind of undershirt...
I agree. Back then, actually I couldn't really find we could anything too good-looking, always felt like an average-looking. The ugly were ugly, sometimes slightly alien.
But in MEA, you can produce clows, joking material. You can make something down the lane of ugliness that hits the bottom, cracks it, slaps the face of Earth's core and spats in her mouth. However, you cannot do anything on the opposite lane of despair, gorgeous or anything, because someone in there thinks that being beautiful is not allowed.
@PandaTar wrote:
Yeah, that too, hohoho, but he did look more threatening and imposing. And he wasn't even that bulky either, but he had some posture about him, you see.
Thats what we need. A wife-beater shirt. I would support that👿
male shepard always looked like a douch to me with a voice to match not threating at all the kind of guy you want to beat the living * out of no wonder he always got attacked :D
@RoastPotato26 wrote:
@PandaTar wrote:
Yeah, that too, hohoho, but he did look more threatening and imposing. And he wasn't even that bulky either, but he had some posture about him, you see.
Thats what we need. A wife-beater shirt. I would support that👿
We did...kinda....egads. Why the headphones?!
@PandaTar wrote:
I agree. Back then, actually I couldn't really find we could anything too good-looking, always felt like an average-looking. The ugly were ugly, sometimes slightly alien.
But in MEA, you can produce clows, joking material. You can make something down the lane of ugliness that hits the bottom, cracks it, slaps the face of Earth's core and spats in her mouth. However, you cannot do anything on the opposite lane of despair, gorgeous or anything, because someone in there thinks that being beautiful is not allowed.
No, this isn't true. With a bit of tweaking you can make pretty or handsome faces. But there are a lot more choices for *normal* people.
@arthurh3535 wrote:
@PandaTar wrote:
I agree. Back then, actually I couldn't really find we could anything too good-looking, always felt like an average-looking. The ugly were ugly, sometimes slightly alien.
But in MEA, you can produce clows, joking material. You can make something down the lane of ugliness that hits the bottom, cracks it, slaps the face of Earth's core and spats in her mouth. However, you cannot do anything on the opposite lane of despair, gorgeous or anything, because someone in there thinks that being beautiful is not allowed.
No, this isn't true. With a bit of tweaking you can make pretty or handsome faces. But there are a lot more choices for *normal* people.
He's not all wrong you know. Yes, it is possible to create some nice looking faces but it does take rather a bit of tweaking and it can be a real pain to get it right only to find after starting the game that it's not exactly as you wanted it cause it never quite looks in the CC like it will be in the actual game.
The starting faces are just freaky looking for the most part and you do have a lot of options to make them look like total freaks. Don't get me wrong, I like options and I fully ok with not everyone wanting to have perfect looking characters, but at the same time it is a fantasy game and I really have no reason to believe that the current CC is making lots of people happy. Where are the options to change the nose shape? Where are the options to change the skin complexity?
And really, does my Ryder have to look like she's 70 years old because of exaggerated wrinkles left and right? If you want the wrinkles then let it be a choice. I don't mind if people want to create average or ugly looking characters but even if you take the time and find something that looks pretty good, you'll still end up looking horrible half the time in the game because of the horrible lighting and animations.
Now just to get it clear. Do you really think that this was a good idea?
SourceURL:https://cdn.segmentnext.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/ryder-facial-2.jpgryder-facial-2.jpg
The left was Ryder just before release and on the right it's her after the release. Can you explain to me why anyone would think that's the way to go?
@EgoMania wrote:
The left was Ryder just before release and on the right it's her after the release. Can you explain to me why anyone would think that's the way to go?
temporary insanity... that's really the only answer i can fathom.
@EgoMania wrote:
@arthurh3535 wrote:
@PandaTar wrote:
I agree. Back then, actually I couldn't really find we could anything too good-looking, always felt like an average-looking. The ugly were ugly, sometimes slightly alien.
But in MEA, you can produce clows, joking material. You can make something down the lane of ugliness that hits the bottom, cracks it, slaps the face of Earth's core and spats in her mouth. However, you cannot do anything on the opposite lane of despair, gorgeous or anything, because someone in there thinks that being beautiful is not allowed.
No, this isn't true. With a bit of tweaking you can make pretty or handsome faces. But there are a lot more choices for *normal* people.
He's not all wrong you know. Yes, it is possible to create some nice looking faces but it does take rather a bit of tweaking and it can be a real pain to get it right only to find after starting the game that it's not exactly as you wanted it cause it never quite looks in the CC like it will be in the actual game.
The starting faces are just freaky looking for the most part and you do have a lot of options to make them look like total freaks. Don't get me wrong, I like options and I fully ok with not everyone wanting to have perfect looking characters, but at the same time it is a fantasy game and I really have no reason to believe that the current CC is making lots of people happy. Where are the options to change the nose shape? Where are the options to change the skin complexity?
And really, does my Ryder have to look like she's 70 years old because of exaggerated wrinkles left and right? If you want the wrinkles then let it be a choice. I don't mind if people want to create average or ugly looking characters but even if you take the time and find something that looks pretty good, you'll still end up looking horrible half the time in the game because of the horrible lighting and animations.
Now just to get it clear. Do you really think that this was a good idea?
SourceURL:https://cdn.segmentnext.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/ryder-facial-2.jpgryder-facial-2.jpg
The left was Ryder just before release and on the right it's her after the release. Can you explain to me why anyone would think that's the way to go?
Looks like they were influenced by Overwatch there.
@arthurh3535 wrote:
EgoMania wrote:He's not all wrong you know. Yes, it is possible to create some nice looking faces but it does take rather a bit of tweaking and it can be a real pain to get it right only to find after starting the game that it's not exactly as you wanted it cause it never quite looks in the CC like it will be in the actual game.
The starting faces are just freaky looking for the most part and you do have a lot of options to make them look like total freaks. Don't get me wrong, I like options and I fully ok with not everyone wanting to have perfect looking characters, but at the same time it is a fantasy game and I really have no reason to believe that the current CC is making lots of people happy. Where are the options to change the nose shape? Where are the options to change the skin complexity?
And really, does my Ryder have to look like she's 70 years old because of exaggerated wrinkles left and right? If you want the wrinkles then let it be a choice. I don't mind if people want to create average or ugly looking characters but even if you take the time and find something that looks pretty good, you'll still end up looking horrible half the time in the game because of the horrible lighting and animations.
Now just to get it clear. Do you really think that this was a good idea?
SourceURL:https://cdn.segmentnext.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/ryder-facial-2.jpgryder-facial-2.jpg
The left was Ryder just before release and on the right it's her after the release. Can you explain to me why anyone would think that's the way to go?
Looks like they were influenced by Overwatch there.
Well, that game is a lot more cartoony and looking at the result, I still don't see how anyone would think this was a good idea.
- Some people love it. I despise the look of DBZ and WoW, but some like then a lot.
@arthurh3535 wrote:
Some people love it. I despise the look of DBZ and WoW, but some like then a lot.The changes to the WoW models, as in the HD models, was why I stopped playing the game, those hyper face animation models look ridicules 🤨
@arthurh3535 wrote:
Some people love it. I despise the look of DBZ and WoW, but some like then a lot.I do too, but my point is that MEA is not that style of game so why try to emulate something like that if it's not going to fit the style?
It just baffles me really.
@EgoMania wrote:
@arthurh3535 wrote:
@PandaTar wrote:
I agree. Back then, actually I couldn't really find we could anything too good-looking, always felt like an average-looking. The ugly were ugly, sometimes slightly alien.
But in MEA, you can produce clows, joking material. You can make something down the lane of ugliness that hits the bottom, cracks it, slaps the face of Earth's core and spats in her mouth. However, you cannot do anything on the opposite lane of despair, gorgeous or anything, because someone in there thinks that being beautiful is not allowed.
No, this isn't true. With a bit of tweaking you can make pretty or handsome faces. But there are a lot more choices for *normal* people.
He's not all wrong you know. Yes, it is possible to create some nice looking faces but it does take rather a bit of tweaking and it can be a real pain to get it right only to find after starting the game that it's not exactly as you wanted it cause it never quite looks in the CC like it will be in the actual game.
The starting faces are just freaky looking for the most part and you do have a lot of options to make them look like total freaks. Don't get me wrong, I like options and I fully ok with not everyone wanting to have perfect looking characters, but at the same time it is a fantasy game and I really have no reason to believe that the current CC is making lots of people happy. Where are the options to change the nose shape? Where are the options to change the skin complexity?
And really, does my Ryder have to look like she's 70 years old because of exaggerated wrinkles left and right? If you want the wrinkles then let it be a choice. I don't mind if people want to create average or ugly looking characters but even if you take the time and find something that looks pretty good, you'll still end up looking horrible half the time in the game because of the horrible lighting and animations.
Now just to get it clear. Do you really think that this was a good idea?
SourceURL:https://cdn.segmentnext.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/ryder-facial-2.jpgryder-facial-2.jpg
The left was Ryder just before release and on the right it's her after the release. Can you explain to me why anyone would think that's the way to go?
The one on the left is an adult, and the one on the right is just glowing with a kid sister vibe. 'Nuff said.
fudgietroll wrote:The one on the left is an adult, and the one on the right is just glowing with a kid sister vibe. 'Nuff said.
I don't want you to be right, but sadly you may very well be.
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