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[Captain Crash]

Stop making me really jealous!!! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]  


Totally awesome!!

Also love the art from Geira as always and Soreal :happy:


Edit: Top Gif from Fire 

 

Modifié par Captain Crash, 11 février 2012 - 02:48 .

[morie91]

Found it on tumblr with interesting opinion:

While it was nice to see FemShep finally getting her own trailer (after three games and no marketing beforehand other than that stupid beautycontest) I wasn’t really surprised that her face looked artificial and like any other female hot protagonists face ever. There were no distinctive features, no character. Just this very attractive blank (and frankly weirdly plastic looking) face of a woman Bioware wants us to believe is an expierenced soldier, leader. I wasn’t even disappointed. I was expecting it.
Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong about a woman being attractive, but I think it is alarming that apparantly a woman is only considered attractive if she meets our current impossible beautystandards. Flawlessness, smoothness, youth. The woman psdo created here is beautiful, she is attractive, but she is tough. She has seen her share of conflicts, she can take a few blows, she can headbutt a krogan. She’s a soldier.

With the face Bioware created I’ve got the feeling something is off. Something is out of place. Like when a young attractive actress is casted for a role she just can’t fill yet. Like you always get the feeling she’s trying really hard to make this character believable, but simply fails because you just can’t believe her when her face seems to repel dirt, her hair is always flawless and even after having wet hair two minutes later she got a perfect hairstyle again. You know what I mean?
I’m not trying to say women who are attractive and young are incapable of getting things done, of being tough. On the contrary. I’m saying it is wrong to make them appear perfect no matter what they are going through. And in a game, where the facemodel will most likely not change, you want to have a believable and strong character design from the get go. Design your characters so they can fit their role in the game and be believable and relatable. They can be attractive AND fit the role, psdo is showing everybody how’s it done with style. Bioware, take notes.

Somehow I agree with this opinion. Ofc I don't deny new default femShep appearance, but still find her strong makeup and a bit too big eyes disturbing (or maybe she only looks like that in the trailer).

[Olive Oomph]

Hm, I was going through my old screenshots and wondered something. So a question to those, who already played around with character customization in the demo:
Are there any more options for scars, like in ME1 or is it the same as ME2?

[ThatGamerWithSouvlaki285]

Not sure if you guys heard this yet bu here is Raphael Sbarge (kaiden) interviewing Hale:
http://fangeek.com/2...nifer-hale-qa1/
Links for next part at bottom of page.

[leggywillow]

Olive Oomph wrote...

Hm, I was going through my old screenshots and wondered something. So a question to those, who already played around with character customization in the demo:
Are there any more options for scars, like in ME1 or is it the same as ME2?

The version I saw did not have any scars.  It had the same setup as ME2: Face, skin color, and complexion.  I think they just have the same 3 complexion options, too.

[Lucky Thirteen]

morie91 wrote...

Found it on tumblr with interesting opinion:

-snip-

While it was nice to see FemShep finally getting her own trailer (after three games and no marketing beforehand other than that stupid beautycontest) I wasn’t really surprised that her face looked artificial and like any other female hot protagonists face ever. There were no distinctive features, no character. Just this very attractive blank (and frankly weirdly plastic looking) face of a woman Bioware wants us to believe is an expierenced soldier, leader. I wasn’t even disappointed. I was expecting it.
Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong about a woman being attractive, but I think it is alarming that apparantly a woman is only considered attractive if she meets our current impossible beautystandards. Flawlessness, smoothness, youth. The woman psdo created here is beautiful, she is attractive, but she is tough. She has seen her share of conflicts, she can take a few blows, she can headbutt a krogan. She’s a soldier.

With the face Bioware created I’ve got the feeling something is off. Something is out of place. Like when a young attractive actress is casted for a role she just can’t fill yet. Like you always get the feeling she’s trying really hard to make this character believable, but simply fails because you just can’t believe her when her face seems to repel dirt, her hair is always flawless and even after having wet hair two minutes later she got a perfect hairstyle again. You know what I mean?
I’m not trying to say women who are attractive and young are incapable of getting things done, of being tough. On the contrary. I’m saying it is wrong to make them appear perfect no matter what they are going through. And in a game, where the facemodel will most likely not change, you want to have a believable and strong character design from the get go. Design your characters so they can fit their role in the game and be believable and relatable. They can be attractive AND fit the role, psdo is showing everybody how’s it done with style. Bioware, take notes.

Just design your own damn Shepard if you're not satisfied with the default. So so hard about that concept?

The trailer was epic, she does awesome stunts and actiony things, most importantly she wasn't sex'd up, but people are nitpicking about her appearance? It's like appearances mean everything to what a woman is. Not her actions or personality, her appearance is all defines her.

Did anyone pay attention to Miranda's whole subplot or was everyone too busy staring at her butt?

I think the very concept that her appearance is wrong for the role falls under the category of society having horrible beauty standards for women. Because that's all you're focusing on, her appearance. Nothing else.

[Tup3x]

I'm against prejudices caused by looks. If you happen to look good, there's no way you can't be taken seriously. That's just... discrimination.

Akari Tenshi wrote...

Tup3xi wrote...

Akari Tenshi wrote...

Watched the trailer a couple of times and really enjoyed it. Nice to finally see Jane in all her glory, and kicking arse. I now can't wait to get hold of the demo on Tuesday and see what my own Shepard looks like in the new engine.

@Tup: You don't like the PS3, we get it, but could you go bang your drum else where? You're hatred of games consoles isn't exactly femshep related.

I will stop. Just ignore my ranting. Sometimes I might end up bashing them a bit too much... Won't happen again.

It's okay, Tup. Post a pic of Tiia and we'll call it even. *pat pat

Done.

Modifié par Tup3xi, 11 février 2012 - 03:39 .

[StElmo]

morie91 wrote...

Found it on tumblr with interesting opinion:

While it was nice to see FemShep finally getting her own trailer (after three games and no marketing beforehand other than that stupid beautycontest) I wasn’t really surprised that her face looked artificial and like any other female hot protagonists face ever. There were no distinctive features, no character. Just this very attractive blank (and frankly weirdly plastic looking) face of a woman Bioware wants us to believe is an expierenced soldier, leader. I wasn’t even disappointed. I was expecting it.
Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong about a woman being attractive, but I think it is alarming that apparantly a woman is only considered attractive if she meets our current impossible beautystandards. Flawlessness, smoothness, youth. The woman psdo created here is beautiful, she is attractive, but she is tough. She has seen her share of conflicts, she can take a few blows, she can headbutt a krogan. She’s a soldier.

With the face Bioware created I’ve got the feeling something is off. Something is out of place. Like when a young attractive actress is casted for a role she just can’t fill yet. Like you always get the feeling she’s trying really hard to make this character believable, but simply fails because you just can’t believe her when her face seems to repel dirt, her hair is always flawless and even after having wet hair two minutes later she got a perfect hairstyle again. You know what I mean?
I’m not trying to say women who are attractive and young are incapable of getting things done, of being tough. On the contrary. I’m saying it is wrong to make them appear perfect no matter what they are going through. And in a game, where the facemodel will most likely not change, you want to have a believable and strong character design from the get go. Design your characters so they can fit their role in the game and be believable and relatable. They can be attractive AND fit the role, psdo is showing everybody how’s it done with style. Bioware, take notes.

Somehow I agree with this opinion. Ofc I don't deny new default femShep appearance, but still find her strong makeup and a bit too big eyes disturbing (or maybe she only looks like that in the trailer).

I think she looked great and very unique. Freckles, green eyes, red hair, awesome. And she had an interesting jawline. Thought she looked great.

[StElmo]

Can someone please confirm or deny wether the "parted" hair, the one with the bob tucked behind the ears, has been altered to look fugly?

Because I saw a demo and the only one that looked like it was fugly.

Me1->me2 hair was an improvement, because it was just more detailed, it didn't change the "look"

I hope Me3 hasn't changed my femsheps look, I got used to her ):

[OrbitalWings]

Welp, Freya imported quite nicely...

http://pics.livejour...yu/pic/002wa027

[StElmo]

meonlyred wrote...

We do, facial complexion 3 has freckles. They are not as bold as defaults but they are there. Depending on skin tone and lighting is how well you see them.

Will THIS hairstyle stay the same in ME3? I love this hair it is on my current shepart and I don't want it to change at all (except maybe more polygons).

[StElmo]

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...

Welp, Freya imported quite nicely...

http://pics.livejour...yu/pic/002wa027

can't see that sorry ):

[CrazyRah]

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...

Welp, Freya imported quite nicely...

http://pics.livejour...yu/pic/002wa027

She looks amaaaaaazing! 

[OrbitalWings]

^The above style looks like this...

http://pics.livejour...yu/pic/002wbrry

[JamieCOTC]

StElmo wrote...

meonlyred wrote...

We do, facial complexion 3 has freckles. They are not as bold as defaults but they are there. Depending on skin tone and lighting is how well you see them.

Will THIS hairstyle stay the same in ME3? I love this hair it is on my current shepart and I don't want it to change at all (except maybe more polygons).

See for yourself

[StElmo]

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...

^The above style looks like this...

http://pics.livejour...yu/pic/002wbrry

YUCK it looks awful!

How the hell did they stuff that up? why is there a wierd loose bit hanging down and why is the back all boofy?

): I was looking forward to cool shep with messy straight hair like in ME2 ):

[StElmo]

So annoyed now ):

[Tup3x]

StElmo wrote...

So annoyed now ):

I'm not sure any more if the new hair looks better or not. Mixed feelings. The fact that they seem to use transparent textures with alpha blending might actually reduce the quality. 8xMSAA gave pretty superior sub-pixel quality for the fine hair in ME2 (around the ear for example) but now it's blurry.

Modifié par Tup3xi, 11 février 2012 - 04:09 .

[CrazyRah]

I personally think the hair look so much better in ME3.

[Tup3x]

CrazyRah wrote...

I personally think the hair look so much better in ME3.

Maybe overall but I'm not so sure about classy hair.

[StElmo]

CrazyRah wrote...

I personally think the hair look so much better in ME3.

You mean that particular style or in general?

Maybe in general yes, but this style was very popular because it was the only good one in ME1, so why did they change it so much to look fugly?

[JECWSU]

f1r3storm wrote...


By Geirahod

This was a nice surprise. This is my Shepard.
Geirahod did this commission for me, and I love it. She's really an amazing artist.

Sorael your drawing looks amazing.

I'm so jealous of people who were able to get the demo early. Your shepards look great in the demo.

[CrazyRah]

Hair in general looks better, that particular hairstyle i'm not as happy about but i'm not disappointed in it either

[StElmo]

CrazyRah wrote...

Hair in general looks better, that particular hairstyle i'm not as happy about but i'm not disappointed in it either

This was the only good hairstyle back in ME1 days, so many people will be dissapointed if they have to change it.

I will be very annoyed if I can't even change it. Bioware is silly, why change something the player is so used to being. It's like asking Mark Meer to put on an accent, its just silly.

[CrazyRah]

StElmo wrote...

CrazyRah wrote...

Hair in general looks better, that particular hairstyle i'm not as happy about but i'm not disappointed in it either

This was the only good hairstyle back in ME1 days, so many people will be dissapointed if they have to change it.

I will be very annoyed if I can't even change it. Bioware is silly, why change something the player is so used to being. It's like asking Mark Meer to put on an accent, its just silly.

You will be able to change hairstyle, that's confirmed. About it being the only good i very much disagree with but everyone got their own preferences and opinions about what's good