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[Kunari801]

JB27 wrote...

Actually, over 80% of people choose to customize my appearance.

  Shepard, is that you?   

[CuseGirl]

o Ventus wrote...

JB27 wrote...
Actually, over 80% of people choose to customize my appearance.

Your appearance? What make you so special?

Lolll...Bioware does claim to have the numbers, that 8 out of 10 Sheps are custom faces. People want to be themselves or the imaginary version of themselves.

[Reofeir]

I actually like the way shepard looks. For Femshep, I'd use a custom as I hate the "default" femshep in ME1 & ME2. However I can't think of any other shepard I'd use, male wise, then the default one. That's just me.

[Optimus J]

Heimdal wrote...Mark Vanderloo - with his neanderthal look - undoubtedly has the masculine part down but he also look like someone who writes" X" when asked to sign his name on a document.

Wait, which Mark Vanderloo are you talking? Masculine? OK, Meer give the tone to think as Shep as masculine, but IRL Vanderloo is a lady. I like to use default Shep in both genders. But that have little to do with the dutch model.

[Good_Chaos7]

Because I suck at making one..

I can make Fem Sheps but all the customs Bro Sheps are just too bulky in the face for my liking, so I just stick with Sheploo..

[ediskrad327]

it was a combination of lack of ideas on who to make my Shepard Look like and the very few options in the character creator that made me decide to use Sheploo

Modifié par ediskrad327, 17 juin 2012 - 04:58 .

[D1ck1e]

I like mine better.

[Nom-nom Nommer]

Phlander wrote...

I can make good female faces, but I fail miserably at making a good male face in ME, I also share some features with sheploo anyway.

Life's rough huh?

[Doofe2012]

I use Sheploo because he 1) looks realistic and 2) looks good

I mean good Lord, I'm not gay, but if I were I'd totally have the hots for Vanderloo.

[D24O]

Doofe2012 wrote...

I use Sheploo because he 1) looks realistic and 2) looks good

I mean good Lord, I'm not gay, but if I were I'd totally have the hots for Vanderloo.

Because he's good looking, or because he looks like Shepard?

[The Angry One]

No, see. This is good looking.



This, on the other hand, is a royal douchebag.



It's amazing what a change of hair can do.

[Dendio1]

Custom shep>sheploo, if only because I can get away from the industry standard of white male with brown hair

Modifié par Dendio1, 17 juin 2012 - 06:28 .

[CronoDragoon]

He looks like a badass and I suck at customizing. I usually go default in Bioware games when I can; you can see how creative I was in DA:O when there was no default.... I used the model Bioware used in preview videos. ; ;

[HoldTheLine]

...I think Vanderloo's face combined with Meer's voice is uber-hot, which is why I have Sheploo as my avatar But I myself play as a custom FemShep. I was going to do an insanity playthrough with Sheploo, but then ME3 happened <_<

Modifié par HoldTheLine, 17 juin 2012 - 06:47 .

[Phydeaux314]

*shrug*

Vanderloo is attractive, certainly. And Meer is a very talented voice actor. I just don't use them because I, personally, prefer a different appearance and voice for the protagonist.

[Kunari801]

Dendio1 wrote...

Custom shep>sheploo, if only because I can get away from the industry standard of white male with brown hair 

I think there is a term for that... D I L F  

HoldTheLine wrote...

...I think Vanderloo's face combined with Meer's voice is uber-hot, which is why I have Sheploo as my avatar [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/cool.png[/smilie] 

I agree Sheploo is hot with the combo of Meer's voice and default face . 

Modifié par Kunari801, 17 juin 2012 - 06:51 .

[HoldTheLine]

^ Yeah, I don't think I'd be nearly as attracted to Sheploo if it wasn't for Meer's voice

[The Angry One]

Must be so hard to have been born without a sense of taste.

[mauro2222]

Take me... right now!

I don't know about you people, but the eyes are everything to me, one single look like that one, and I'm yours. Damn, I sound I'm easy

Edit: no point in lying

Modifié par mauro2222, 17 juin 2012 - 06:59 .

[mechalynx]

I never finished a game with ManShep, but the ones I started are all Sheploos. I think Meer's voice matches Vanderloos face perfectly. Besides, my bf ran a custom Shep that turned out to look like Anderson's bastard child. Witht he predominance of human males over any other sex/character in the game, I prefer to use a face I know is unique.

[TODD9999]

I'm not sure why I went with default. I don't generally try to recreate my own face in RPGs, I just try to pick or make one that seems interesting and appropriate. The default face probably seemed fine to me, or maybe I played with the face creator for a while and couldn't make one that looked right. Either way, once I went with default face for ME1, that's it for the series.

I tried making a new face, once, for a playthrough in a different style than I usually do, and it was really, really jarring to hear the same voice out of a different face.

[Doctoglethorpe]

Wow, judge a book by its cover why don't ya.

Shepard is the same Shepard no matter what he looks like.  How does one face make him a mailbox head while another makes him smart and amazingsauce?  At least Sheploo looks like a normal human being though, I've not seen a single custom face that didnt have any glaring flaws that completely ruin immersion for people like me who are OCD about their characters appearence in RPGs.  Ive seen pictures that look good, but whenever i take the facecode in-game I end up discovering that at certain angles those faces end up awful looking, like giant gorilla bow bones, or awkward chins or something.  Honestly, Mass Effects customization tool is deep, but ultamitly flawed.  All the custom faces just end up looking goofy especially in the same shot as highly detailed faces like Miranda and Liara.  Its not nearly as bad for Femshep, but still funky lookin.  (Not that her new default isnt equally goofy looking now, facepalm)

Skyrim, now theres a game with a fantastic customizer, you actually have to put effort into making your character look messed up in that. 

Modifié par Doctor Moustache, 17 juin 2012 - 07:19 .

[The Angry One]

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Skyrim, now theres a game with a fantastic customizer, you actually have to put effort into making your character look messed up in that. 

Skyrim? Are you kidding? I need like 20 different mods just to make a character that doesn't look like a 70 year old cave-dweller.
Granted, the underlying tools are there to make it good but damn they went overboard with the wear and tear. Just because it's vikings doesn't mean absolutely everybody has to look like they were repeatedly assaulted with a boat oar. Just sayin..

[Doctoglethorpe]

The Angry One wrote...

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Skyrim, now theres a game with a fantastic customizer, you actually have to put effort into making your character look messed up in that. 

Skyrim? Are you kidding? I need like 20 different mods just to make a character that doesn't look like a 70 year old cave-dweller.
Granted, the underlying tools are there to make it good but damn they went overboard with the wear and tear. Just because it's vikings doesn't mean absolutely everybody has to look like they were repeatedly assaulted with a boat oar. Just sayin..

Uh, says you.  My character looks fine maybe early 30s.  Besides, everyone in that game looks old and rugged, thats the environment they live in.  You never see rugged mountain men that hunt grizly bears ofr a living that look like super models.  Harsh environments tend to make people look a certain way. 

[The Angry One]

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Uh, says you.  My character looks fine maybe early 30s.  Besides, everyone in that game looks old and rugged, thats the environment they live in.  You never see rugged mountain men that hunt grizly bears ofr a living that look like super models.  Harsh environments tend to make people look a certain way. 

Which explains why the elves look worse than anyone.
Wait, no it doesn't.

Yeah and why is it whenever I point out that they went too far with the ruggedness people immediately snap back with "supermodel". What is this a binary state between "grizzly mountain person" and "the catwalk"?