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[sjsharp2011]

Hopefully.  Then again I thought that before DA:I, that they'd be inspired by the modded hair of DA:O and DA2, but that didn't happen. 

 

 

Well tbh I put that down to the switch to the frostbite engine and the including other species into the mix as well as trying to maske the game compatible with last gen. I think that is kind of imo the reason why they fell short in this area. At least with MEA it's totally new gen and a human protagonist only game so they hopefully will have more resources to throw at this. Only time will tell though. I'm sure Bioware are aware of their shortcomings in this area anyway given there's been more than a few threads already on this forum discussing it

[ArcadiaGrey]

Well tbh I put that down to the switch to the frostbite engine and the including other species into the mix as well as trying to maske the game compatible with last gen. I think that is kind of imo the reason why they fell short in this area. At least with MEA it's totally new gen and a human protagonist only game so they hopefully will have more resources to throw at this. Only time will tell though. I'm sure Bioware are aware of their shortcomings in this area anyway given there's been more than a few threads already on this forum discussing it

 

Good point, didn't think of that.  Fingers crossed then.

[Shechinah]

With the exception of most of the hair, I love the Dragon Age Inquisiton character creator in terms of options so I'm hoping for something like it with improvements made. I especially want the option for scars to return in Mass Effect: Andromeda and I'd like for some freckles and curly hair. I'd kind of dig something like heterochromia since I do not believe the Inquisition character creator had that as an option and it is something I'd like to see.  

[Frol]

Well tbh I put that down to the switch to the frostbite engine and the including other species into the mix as well as trying to maske the game compatible with last gen. I think that is kind of imo the reason why they fell short in this area. At least with MEA it's totally new gen and a human protagonist only game so they hopefully will have more resources to throw at this. Only time will tell though. I'm sure Bioware are aware of their shortcomings in this area anyway given there's been more than a few threads already on this forum discussing it

 

Indeed! Still, I wish we would be able to choose the specie of our protagonist.

 

We're a little less than a year before release (provided there are no delays...) Do you think there is enough time to implement this?

[Halfdan The Menace]

I crave for a hairstyle like TES... even the Argonians got their own keratin thingy. Somehow most of the Bioware hairstyle are silly and RPGeneric.

[sjsharp2011]

With the exception of most of the hair, I love the Dragon Age Inquisiton character creator in terms of options so I'm hoping for something like it with improvements made. I especially want the option for scars to return in Mass Effect: Andromeda and I'd like for some freckles and curly hair. I'd kind of dig something like heterochromia since I do not believe the Inquisition character creator had that as an option and it is something I'd like to see.  

Indeed aside from the hairstyles it is  a pretty solid CC. Thankfully the modders have been rectifying BW's mistakes in this area so those on PC at least can come up with some pretty nice looking characters. I've come up with a few of my own thanks to them,. Unfortunately that dosen't help those on consoles though as their stuck with what Bioware has given them.

 

 

Indeed! Still, I wish we would be able to choose the specie of our protagonist.

 

We're a little less than a year before release (provided there are no delays...) Do you think there is enough time to implement this?

Well DAI has been out over a year now and those threads started popping up around that time too when people noticed the hair problems so in truth an extra 2 years with the engine and evreything should be enough for some form of improvement assuming they decide to. Fingers crossed anyway. Besides ME has always been a human centric story so I can understand Bioware wanting to keep it that way whereas DA has always been more open in that regard. Personally I'm glad BW are keeping it that way though as for me I think it works better that way.

[Shechinah]

I am hoping for some hairstyles that are unisex such as ponytails and buns especially since I got this character design in mind that I love but which requires a ponytail or bun to be avaliable for men for it to really be spot on. The other design requires curly hair and scars, preferably burn scars, with a dose of freckles.  

[Mresa]

For the record, which Bioware game made you worry you won't be able to?

 

IF my memory hasn't failed me, the previous ME games didn't have this feature, they just had this almost side view but not quite. Ya know when the character just looks to the side instead of being able to completely spin the character.

[Hair Serious Business]

I like Destiny's character creation screen.

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I do not know what makes it stand out from other creation screens in other games, but for some reason, Destiny's is easy to work with. However you do the character creation, BioWare, make it easy like Destiny's creation screen.

 

Destiny had very limited CC. So no, don't want.

While it has nice looking models, still it was too much limited to make something unique.

 

I wish they made some CC like 'Fallout 4' has so I can make face of my character seriously however I wish.

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+200 send me private messages about that from now on

 

 

Modifié par Internet Serious Business, 29 janvier 2016 - 07:03 .

[Ahriman]

IF my memory hasn't failed me, the previous ME games didn't have this feature, they just had this almost side view but not quite. Ya know when the character just looks to the side instead of being able to completely spin the character.

They also can look up and down, more than typical character spinning usually has to offer, but I get what you meant.

[Just Here For Popcorns]

Thanks.

Modifié par +200Posts, 29 janvier 2016 - 08:57 .

[AgentMrOrange]

I would like to play as a different species or a cyborg 

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maybe this time they will offer up some cybernetic in the CC

[Frol]

I would like to play as a different species or a cyborg 

 

 

maybe this time they will offer up some cybernetic in the CC

Well.... Shep was kind of a cyborg from ME2 and on?  ... not that it mattered much..

But I dig your idea. A 4-arm badass would be very cool!

[Commandr_Shepard]

I never use it.

[AgentMrOrange]

the cybernetic upgrades for shep were just a cheap way the to explain why shep can take and throw out more damage they really don't matter beyond that. now having cybernetic add to the CC would be a nice touch I would also like to be able to be more machine then organic like motoko kusanagi or general grievous 

[SerriceIceDandy]

I like Destiny's character creation screen.

I do not know what makes it stand out from other creation screens in other games, but for some reason, Destiny's is easy to work with. However you do the character creation, BioWare, make it easy like Destiny's creation screen.

 

 

The actual interface is nice and I like the modeling, but it's very limited on the options for the face, since it's strictly presets with no way to change anything but the colors. 

 

I did like Destiny's character creation, but my Warlock ended up looking like he was a Swedish Supermodel, and I agree the lack of variation wasn't that great - but in Destiny it didn't matter all that much.

 

I think DA:I's has been the best so far because with a little bit of patience and fiddling, I've been able to make characters that look like the could be actual people and they don't perturb me in the way that Mass Effect custom MSheps did. Although one thing I'd like to add to it is clearer notification of what I'm editing, quite a few features I could move the slider from one end to the other without seeing any noticeable difference in what was changing. 

 

I've always quite liked how the Sims handled creation in the sense you could have completely made face pre-sets to choose from, but then could go on to select pre-sets of specific features. Like say for example you picked someone with features that looks like they come from West Asia, but then you go down to noses and then you can change their nose to a 'roman nose', and start editing it in detail from there. Does this make sense? 

[Joseph Warrick]

Normal looking hair. Not overcombed, not salon, not anime, not AWZUM wavy moving tech hair. Normal. Understated. Unremarkable. Serviceable. Kind of nice. 9-to-5.

(Please bear with me. If they risk it, it will look like 屎)

[yolobastien6412]

What I would like is to be able to change the hair type, not only the hair style. You have different types of hair: afro, curly, straight, idk any other hair types but etc... and then you choose the hair style (which could be the same no matter what hair type you take, except the hair texture will be different). But that does seem like a lot of combinations just for hair, and then you would have to apply that to facial hair as well. 

[Jewellzify]

I never get tired of sharing this CC! It's amazing and I would love to see Bioware make something similar for ME:A!!

 

[Thibax]

Purple, red, blue and green hair for men and women, please! 

Light and dark versions! 

[MarchWaltz]

They should add the ability to go into your cabin, look at your mirror, and re-customize your face.

 

Bioware sucks at lighting in their CC.

 

There's a point where you should learn from your stupid mistakes.

[RatThing]

Would be cool if you could give your character some nice looking tattoos. And maybe some scars. I would like to play a character that looks a bit like Zaeed Massani.

[yolobastien6412]

Would be cool if you could give your character some nice looking tattoos. And maybe some scars. I would like to play a character that looks a bit like Zaeed Massani.

Yeah, they kind of had scars in ME1. I guess they later thought the only way you can get a scar in the following games was if you were a renegade. 

[Mistic]

They should add the ability to go into your cabin, look at your mirror, and re-customize your face.

 

Bioware sucks at lighting in their CC.

 

Yes, please. Before hairstyles, that's probably my main problem with Bioware's character creation: until the Black Emporium DLC in DA2, it was impossible to change your characters once they were created. I can't count how many times I started a Bioware title just to see how the face of the protagonist looked like in the game, only to restart again because I wasn't satisfied with it.

 

And yes, the lightining in the character creation screen could be much better too.