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[PCThug]

Eyes. Hence, why Sheploo looked so freaky at certain moments in ME2. Smile on his face but dead in the eyes. ME3 got it right, for the most part.

[Bacus]

Eyes, definitely.

 

That's why hair and headpieces that obscure the face is one of my pet peeves.

we could say that you go for the eyes.....................BOO

[Thallia_CroGun]

Bioware jellybeans? What flavor are they?

 

I'm guessing they come in these flavors: fan's tears, crushed hopes, unexpected endings, LI betrayal, plot twist, etc...

[Beerfish]

Sharon Prices twitter handle can be interpreted in a number of ways.......

[Hrungr]

Ann Lemay ‏@annlemay 

187/365. Tiny flying saucer decoration for my monitor, a gift from Jo! #project365 #space… http://instagram.com/p/qMaHDVuD5R/ 

 

MarieRenée Brisebois ‏@MarieBrisebois 

A million thanks to @Flickamatuta, who sent us some incredibly tasty treats this morning. #FanOfTheYear

 

[NM_Che56]

Bioware jellybeans? What flavor are they?

 

More importantly, there are yellow, pink, orange, white and possible purple/black jelly beans.  MOAR COLORS = MOAR ENDINGS!!! LULZ

[NM_Che56]

 

Ann Lemay ‏@annlemay 

187/365. Tiny flying saucer decoration for my monitor, a gift from Jo! #project365 #space… http://instagram.com/p/qMaHDVuD5R/ 

 

MarieRenée Brisebois ‏@MarieBrisebois 

A million thanks to @Flickamatuta, who sent us some incredibly tasty treats this morning. #FanOfTheYear

 

 

 

So Bioware Montreal is taking cupcakes...Edmonton was not so receptive.   JK JK.

 

Oh, c'mon...

 

[Thallia_CroGun]

More importantly, there are yellow, pink, orange, white and possible purple/black jelly beans.  MOAR COLORS = MOAR ENDINGS!!! LULZ

 

They originally came only in RGB but fan complaints made them redesign those colors, so now they come in crimson,mint and azure.

 

I'm evil    Sorry.

[shepskisaac]

Whole face. All aspects are important. Compare Jack to Miranda - developed (most likely) with the same technology for the same game. Jack's face model looks much more realistic, while with Miranda there's something "off" about her face. Not necessarily about eyes, mouth area and skin are important too

[Hrungr]

Jo Berry ‏@Joanna_Berry 

Bought these at the planetarium. Perfect for your monitor, especially when writing about #space.

 

[Raizo]

Can I vote for everything. In ME1 I had a huge issue with the way skin textures looked, it looked very unnatural, almost like plasticine. Things got much better in ME2 and ME3 especially with the main cast but npc's never did look all that right. Male Shepard in ME3 also looked a bit shiny, like he was constantly coveted in a fine layer of sheen and sweat.

Whole face. All aspects are important. Compare Jack to Miranda - developed (most likely) with the same technology for the same game. Jack's face model looks much more realistic, while with Miranda there's something "off" about her face. Not necessarily about eyes, mouth area and skin are important too

I suppose that if I have to narrow it down then I will be the whole face. Most of Shepard's squad looked good in ME2 and ME3 but there are a few examples were things could have been improved. Jacob, Miranda and Allers never looked 100% right with me. With Jacob and Miranda I often felt that their heads were too big for their bodies, some of this comes down to the skin tight ( and unflattering ) clothing they wear, you're essentially looking at at a nude body and a head so you pay more attention to the faces. I also feel that something went wrong with Allers and Miranda's face models. They look almost nothing like the actresses they were based on, the chins, the cheeks, the eyes, the mouths, the noses, the hair, it all looks wrong.

Then there's default female Shepard in ME3. I could on about her forever but I will just say the character model did not look anything like the concept art.

Overall Mass Effects aliens are some of the best character models I have seen last generation ( Wrex, Grunt, Garrus, Thane ), it's the human characters that need more work.

[SwobyJ]

Yeah I think its pretty ironic that for all the skintightness of certain human characters in Mass Effect, that only encouraged people to look for imperfections about how their faces were modeled.

 

But that's what happens, I guess. Should have given Miranda some actual bloody armor.

[cap and gown]

 

But that's what happens, I guess. Should have given Miranda some actual bloody armor.

 

My Miri has armor. (of course, it cost me $2)

[MrDbow]

Face Animation done right:

 

Face Animation done wrong:

 

Although admittedly, the last gif is real life.  Man, I love me some Willem Dafoe!

[Gwydden]

Whole face. All aspects are important. Compare Jack to Miranda - developed (most likely) with the same technology for the same game. Jack's face model looks much more realistic, while with Miranda there's something "off" about her face. Not necessarily about eyes, mouth area and skin are important too

Never really noticed that. I thought there was something oddly off putting about Jack's face, though. Maybe it was her lips. Too thick and made up for a convicted criminal, perhaps.

[Jos Hendriks]

... And what happens when you realize that my avatar has a look upon him like he just smelled what I typed...

 

I don't understand. Words and text on the internet do not have a smell. Wait. Do they?

[CINCTuchanka]

I don't understand. Words and text on the internet do not have a smell. Wait. Do they?

 

Of course they do, how else would we bring odor to chaos?

[MrDbow]

I don't understand. Words and text on the internet do not have a smell. Wait. Do they?

You know the answer to this every time you or another dev drop a little bit of a hint/tease. You can "smell" the desperation in our words as we type for more!

[Jos Hendriks]

You know the answer to this every time you or another dev drop a little bit of a hint/tease. You can "smell" the desperation in our words as we type for more!

 

I have no idea what desperation would smell like.

[Barrett Rodych]

I have no idea what desperation would smell like.

Probably like sweat. Desperspiration.

[Jos Hendriks]

Probably like sweat. Desperspiration.

 

[NM_Che56]

 Jos Hendriks Disapproves (-10)

[Hrungr]

Michael Gamble ‏@GambleMike 

This is awesome. http://consumerist.com/2014/07/08/meijer-gives-video-game-history-lesson-plays-mass-effect-trailer-on-loop-for-7-years/ …

[Beerfish]

Whole face. All aspects are important. Compare Jack to Miranda - developed (most likely) with the same technology for the same game. Jack's face model looks much more realistic, while with Miranda there's something "off" about her face. Not necessarily about eyes, mouth area and skin are important too

I think this is simply the fact that BioWare tried to make Miranda look like her voice actress as in a real life person whereas Jack was just made to look like concept.  Because there are limitations with any morphing tool you can't quite get the human look if you know what i mean.  Somewhat easier with male Shepard because the face was fairly basic, short hair buzz cut etc.

[Beerfish]

Desperation smelled like a Brazilian fan after the 3rd German goal yesterday, they then smelled like despair shortly there after.