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[goishen]

The characters I create look nothing like me. I often give them a personality similar to mine, but I don't really self-insert. The idea of me being a warrior of any kind is so ridiculous that it would take me out of the experience completely.

 

Besides, the results would probably not be all that flattering. I tried the face recognition of the Mii Maker once... it recognized me as male unless I smiled. Still rebuilding my self-esteem.

 

I'd rather they spent their budget on good writing.

 

 

*imagines himself using this*  

 

*imagines the Family Guy clip where Stewie is trying on Lois' makeup and saying to Brian, "I look good and you know it!"*

[Xiltas]

Please yes! I tried to make a character who looks like me for DA:I, but I just couldn't nail it, and something like face-scanning for a game is a life-long dream of mine. I'd even buy the camera for my PS4 just for this!

[afgncaap7]

I'm not necessarily "opposed" to the idea of face scanning, but it better be optional. My characters are my creations, not my copies. I never intend for my characters to be an extension of myself.

​Besides, nobody would ever believe that my character snagged some smoking hot space babe if he had my face.

[Broganisity]

Yes, this technology is flawless and should be used for everything.



P.S. I feel like I"ve been here before. . .

[Anvos]

I vote no and it promotes the stinkin thinkin that we should only keep playing human PCs.

 

EA is more than capable of making decent character creators.  Take a mirror/photo and figure it out if you want your pc to look like you.

[timebean]

Personally, I would never use it.  I play RPGs to escape my real life, not to look at a weird pixelated image of myself.  Besides...while I am a lovely human being (or try to be), my face is not a warrior's face.  It's more like a marshmallow...

 

Nah...just wouldn't work for me!