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[o Ventus]

Hair is better in ME3, face looks better in ME2 (Though I like the detail taken in the facial muscles in ME3). She looks slightly aged in ME3 (Primarily when making facial expressions), and it's odd because the time gap is only 6 months. She's still very attractive though, so it doesn't really detract.

[Vertigo_1]

Babi_Siha wrote...
What's so funny about this that got you laughing so hard? It's true, Yesika told me she was leaving dtrain in charge while she was way. He's got all the contacts necessary, she should be emailing him soon about another group related task and so on.

Oh no, I'm just surprised! Hmm, that never came up in our discussions via Skype, we usually talk there about group stuff (ideas on what to do next, etc) as I'm working on the poster and stuff hah
But thanks for letting me know

dtrain24 wrote...
Maybe you would have known if you payed more attention to the boards like an officer should be doing.

Wow! What a great way to respond to others!
You must not know what I've been up to lately it seems

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 03 juin 2012 - 05:50 .

[Td1984]

o Ventus wrote...

Hair is better in ME3, face looks better in ME2 (Though I like the detail taken in the facial muscles in ME3). She looks slightly aged in ME3 (Primarily when making facial expressions), and it's odd because the time gap is only 6 months. She's still very attractive though, so it doesn't really detract.

This.

[Vertigo_1]

Ieldra2 wrote...

There is a dearth of Miranda screenshots on this thread, probably thanks to Miranda's very limited content in ME3

Perhaps
this is an opportunity to ask a question: what do you think of Miranda's visual appearance in ME3? I've heard different opinions. Do you prefer this:

*ME2 snip*

or this:

*ME3 snip*

And yes, the first one is modded to high-res, just imagine the second one was, too. I like the new hair, but I think her face looked better in ME2.

Well, I like both...can I say that?
ME2 shows us the stable grounded Miranda.  She's got an organization behind her and she can take care of herself well

ME3 shows us the opposite.  A Miranda on the run from an organization that wants her dead ("contain the situation").  She's a little more ragged (hair) and a little thinner.  Not much time to take care of oneself, though I wonder, if she's on the run from Cerberus, why is she wearing the same outfit as before?!

As far as graphically, I like her hair in ME3 by just a little bit over the ME2 one...
Her face is slightly better in ME2 over ME3...though I think it was an attempt to fix the uncanny valley?

In Scenes like this:

She looks great

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 03 juin 2012 - 07:18 .

[Jebel Krong]

o Ventus wrote...

Hair is better in ME3, face looks better in ME2 (Though I like the detail taken in the facial muscles in ME3). She looks slightly aged in ME3 (Primarily when making facial expressions), and it's odd because the time gap is only 6 months. She's still very attractive though, so it doesn't really detract.

i preferred her look in me2. the hair should be better in me3, technically, but for some reason looks too bouffant and off. her look in me2 was a little 'rougher' and i liked that.

the facial animation system changed completely and ruined the lyp-synching.

[Lawrence0294]

Like vertigo, i like both really:P. Both have their prons and cons. From certain angles, the hair in ME3 looks a bit wierd, but from others, it looks spectacular like these:

 


Edit: ah finally, sorry for the mess^_^

Modifié par kratos0294, 03 juin 2012 - 11:25 .

[Lawrence0294]

Oops, double post

Modifié par kratos0294, 03 juin 2012 - 09:23 .

[MisterJB]

It's circunstancial for me. There are moments in both games where she looks so good I just stop and stare for a while and moments where...she doesn't. So, it's hard for me to say which one I prefer.
I do think they improved her facial animation in ME3. I can't imagine ME2 managing the subtle but visible change from hopeful to heartbroken when Shepard breaks up with her.

[Stalker]

I think she definitely looked better in ME2, but I kinda like it that way.
In ME3 she looks troubled and stressed with bleaker skin, rather less styled hair and make-up. In my opinion that really goes well with what happened to her.
Not saying that she doesn't look good in ME3, though...

[MisterJB]

[Lawrence0294]

Really sorry to ask this but can you guys see the pictures i posted, my computer isn't in a good mood

[hot_heart]

I can see MisterJB's cool ones, but not yours.

[Lawrence0294]

Damn, if i recall correctly, this is how to put image:
[img]imagelink[/img*] - without *

[wright1978]

Hair does look slightly better in ME3. Think other than that she looks as fantastic as ever.

[hot_heart]

Ah, I can see the first one isn't working because it's a link to a page rather than an image. Not sure why the second one isn't showing though.

dtrain24 wrote...

@Kratos
I'm a dude. It says so on my profile. Haha.
(Dammit, HotHeart must be loving this)

I am. :happy:

[Lawrence0294]

Modifié par kratos0294, 03 juin 2012 - 11:09 .

[Lawrence0294]

Damn, again sorry, my computer is messing with my jimmies

Modifié par kratos0294, 03 juin 2012 - 11:10 .

[Babi_Siha]

I think Miranda looks way better in ME2. Her hair is weird in ME3 and it looked like she aged about 5 years in the short period of 6 months.

[Jebel Krong]

cr: lessandra

[o Ventus]

Jebel Krong wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

Hair is better in ME3, face looks better in ME2 (Though I like the detail taken in the facial muscles in ME3). She looks slightly aged in ME3 (Primarily when making facial expressions), and it's odd because the time gap is only 6 months. She's still very attractive though, so it doesn't really detract.

i preferred her look in me2. the hair should be better in me3, technically, but for some reason looks too bouffant and off. her look in me2 was a little 'rougher' and i liked that.

the facial animation system changed completely and ruined the lyp-synching.

In some cases I agree. During the vidcomm talk with Miranda (After the coup, where you warn her about Kai Leng) her hair looks like it's constructed from LEGO blocks and just... fake. In other scenes, presented with different angles, it looks fantastic though.

The lip synching is only bad half the time (Which is REALLY weird). The first conversation you have with Miranda (on the docks) is a perfect example of this. She forms phonetic sounds, but her lips don't match them. I preferred the lip synching in ME2, but I very much like the detail taken for the muscles in each characters face too. I'm torn at which system I like better.

[o Ventus]

Jebel Krong wrote...


cr: lessandra

I like this, though the frilly pink lipstick is a little jarring. Unless it were on a special occasion (like a party or a ball) I just can't see Miranda wearing it.

[Ieldra]

@kratos:
This is strange. I can see your second picture, but not the first one. But if I quote your post, I can see them both.

[Joe1962]

I haven't imported my Miranda romance yet. Will most likely be my next one.

I was wondering if you get with Allers, does Miranda find out about it?

I know Liara does, but I haven't heard about Miranda.

[jtav]

I doubt it. Miranda never comments on any other romances or squad members.

I'm insane. Just tweaked some things for Matt and will be running through with Miranda again. I need professional help.

[Stalker]

Joe, I doubt that she finds out, but why in the world would you do that?