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[Quillmaster]

I love the fact that not only is your character portrait generated from your character appearance, but that you can also alter the angle of the shot, AND the expression on your characters face.  It really goes a long way in helping you capture the kind of personality you want to play.  My first character looked friendly and non threatening, whereas my current Mage is a bit more "In your face".  Got me wondering what other character faces there are out there that capture your style of play and personality?

[immortal_scream]

I'm still curious about changing your face expression on ps3, i was looking forward to doing it until that i found out that this cool feature has been taken out for no reason out of consoles.

meh

[Quillmaster]

immortal_scream wrote...

I'm still curious about changing your face expression on ps3, i was looking forward to doing it until that i found out that this cool feature has been taken out for no reason out of consoles.
meh

Shame.  That feature alone makes the PC version worth having

[immortal_scream]

I know, hahaaa

[CmdrRiker1701D]

Yeah, that does sound kinda interesting. Would you be able to take a Character Portrait from that Character Creator program to upload here to use as an avatar, even if you don't own the PC version?

[Kepha]

Honestly I've found most of the facial expressions downright weird looking. I just usually go with the impassive looking default.

[Quillmaster]

Kepha wrote...

Honestly I've found most of the facial expressions downright weird looking. I just usually go with the impassive looking default.

Yep, some of them are, but it's nice that you can make them smile, look angry or even scared.