SiN82 wrote...
http://img546.images...0/vegaremix.jpg
I've played a little with photoshop... what do you think?
The original nose not caucasian enough for you?
Modifié par The Twilight God, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:22 .
SiN82 wrote...
http://img546.images...0/vegaremix.jpg
I've played a little with photoshop... what do you think?
Modifié par The Twilight God, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:22 .
Perfect.SiN82 wrote...
http://img546.images...0/vegaremix.jpg
I've played a little with photoshop... what do you think?
Bioware's Vega looks like a meathead marine.RocketManSR2 wrote...
I really don't understand any of you that prefer the original. If BioWare actually used the new design, he might actually get to shoot something.
Yes there is.l DryIce l wrote...
There aren't even any fat humans in the ME universe. His face looks more...normal now. Less derp. Good job.
Modifié par GodWood, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:29 .
Varen Spectre wrote...
Now your James Vega, looks more like a main hero than a supporting character. You've given him more passionate and determined look, but in exchange you've removed some of his calmness and ruthlessness.
Varen Spectre wrote...
Nice Photoshop skillz.:wizard:
As for James' new looks. Well, I am affraid, that you might have repurposed him.
I would say that Bioware and other successful professional studios are really good at creating the appearances of characters, which fit their personalities, roles in the game, personal stories, etc. (this was partially confirmed in those documents / articles about Mordin and his depiction as Cleant Eastwood among Salarian scientists or Grunt and his "baby face").
So I am pretty convinced that the "original" James Vega (or whatever his final name will be) looks as close to the looks his authors (writers?) imagined for him, when they were creating his story and role in Mass Effect 3, as possible.
Now your James Vega, looks more like a main hero than a supporting character. You've given him more passionate and determined look, but in exchange you've removed some of his calmness and ruthlessness. At least that's the way I see it.
Mark Vanderloo is an abominationThePwener wrote...
"Not everyone is a supermodel" ??? Did you know that the guy Shepard's face is based on WAS a supermodel? It seems everyone IS a supermodel.
GodWood wrote...
Mark Vanderloo is an abominationThePwener wrote...
"Not everyone is a supermodel" ??? Did you know that the guy Shepard's face is based on WAS a supermodel? It seems everyone IS a supermodel.

GodWood wrote...
Bioware's Vega looks like a meathead marine.RocketManSR2 wrote...
I really don't understand any of you that prefer the original. If BioWare actually used the new design, he might actually get to shoot something.
The OP's looks like a model.
Call me weird but I prefer the meathead marine to look like a meathead marine.Yes there is.l DryIce l wrote...
There aren't even any fat humans in the ME universe. His face looks more...normal now. Less derp. Good job.
Bioware just didn't feel the need to waste resources creating extra character models for NPCs.
What's next, we never see anyone do a sh*t therefore nobody sh*ts in the ME universe?
RyuGuitarFreak wrote...
Looks even more like Soap Mctavish.
Modifié par Reciever80, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:43 .
javierabegazo wrote...
Made an edit to the OP which displays the Image
The analogy fits fine.l DryIce l wrote...
That's not the best analogy. Fact is, we see hundreds and hundreds of humans over the course of both games. And not one is overweight. Whatever the justification, there's not reason to assume any humans are. Or is there a codex entry I missed? You can't just say there are overweight humans when there isn't any evidence of them.GodWood wrote...
Yes there is.l DryIce l wrote...
There aren't even any fat humans in the ME universe. His face looks more...normal now. Less derp. Good job.
Bioware just didn't feel the need to waste resources creating extra character models for NPCs.
What's next, we never see anyone do a sh*t therefore nobody sh*ts in the ME universe?
Modifié par GodWood, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:47 .
Vamp44 wrote...
Don't get me wrong, it's nice work what you did. BUT, I agree completely with Recon.
The Twilight God wrote...
SiN82 wrote...
http://img546.images...0/vegaremix.jpg
I've played a little with photoshop... what do you think?
The original nose not caucasian enough for you?
GodWood wrote...
*snip*
SiN82 wrote...
Thank you!
And thank to everyone for the compliments
Modifié par Pulletlamer, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:52 .
Varen Spectre wrote...
Nice Photoshop skillz.:wizard:
As for James' new looks. Well, I am affraid, that you might have repurposed him.
I would say that Bioware and other successful professional studios are really good at creating the appearances of characters, which fit their personalities, roles in the game, personal stories, etc. (this was partially confirmed in those documents / articles about Mordin and his depiction as Cleant Eastwood among Salarian scientists or Grunt and his "baby face").
So I am pretty convinced that the "original" James Vega (or whatever his final name will be) looks as close to the looks his authors (writers?) imagined for him, when they were creating his story and role in Mass Effect 3, as possible.
Now your James Vega, looks more like a main hero than a supporting character. You've given him more passionate and determined look, but in exchange you've removed some of his calmness and ruthlessness. At least that's the way I see it.
Savber100 wrote...
...dude, that's disgusting just look at the pig nose and wide face...
Oh wait, you made the LEFT one and not Bioware? O_o
Modifié par ApplesauceBandit, 16 juillet 2011 - 06:58 .
javierabegazo wrote...
Varen Spectre wrote...
Nice Photoshop skillz.:wizard:
As for James' new looks. Well, I am affraid, that you might have repurposed him.
I would say that Bioware and other successful professional studios are really good at creating the appearances of characters, which fit their personalities, roles in the game, personal stories, etc. (this was partially confirmed in those documents / articles about Mordin and his depiction as Cleant Eastwood among Salarian scientists or Grunt and his "baby face").
So I am pretty convinced that the "original" James Vega (or whatever his final name will be) looks as close to the looks his authors (writers?) imagined for him, when they were creating his story and role in Mass Effect 3, as possible.
Now your James Vega, looks more like a main hero than a supporting character. You've given him more passionate and determined look, but in exchange you've removed some of his calmness and ruthlessness. At least that's the way I see it.
And this is my favorite and smartest post on the whole matter
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