greenish blue (mostly)mass effect 3:
http://t1.gstatic.co...gDZrZQ brownish grey (mostly)I had no idea Kirrahe was in the demo I played until the second conversation with him on Sur'kesh where Shepard actually calls him by name , and this really bothers me. You can't just change a character's visual apperance so drastically, especially an alien character, it makes it very difficult to recognize them and removes a very large part of what makes any particular character unique. This would be like making Aria green, Kolyat purple, or Khalisah al-Jilani a shade of fushchia. If you're going make the effort to remove something that makes an ancillary charcter unique, why not just make a completly different ancillary charcter while you're at it ?
Why didnt you just use the same charcter model and textures that you used in ME1.
It isn't some game breaking issue, and no I'm not going to cancel my paid-off CE preorder, but this issue really affected my suspension of disbelief and my immersion overall
The various alien species are what, to me, makes Mass Effect be Mass Effect and not some other generic sci-fi mythos, and the characters you've made are how we relate to these aliens on a personal level. Changing an established characters apperance is not something that should be done so lightly. Growing out Jack's hair is one thing, but magically removing her tattoos would irrevocably change her as character and isnt something that you (Bioware) would do lightly, and I really had hoped that you would respect the characters that you had created and the audience that is has played and purchased your first two Mass Effect products enough to maintain an overall consistency in the appearance of established characters/ species, even minor ones like Kirrahe.Kirrahe just looks like another dull ( visually) Salarian, like the ones I rescued in Thane's recruitment mission, whereas 6 years ago he actually looked pretty cool...
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