It kind of reminds me of the 30's when every man absolutely had to wear a hat and a suit in either grey or black. Wasn't that wonderful?
Yes all the colors it hurts my eyes and i hope you are not from the 30's as well because that would make you old very old 
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I think its understandable that some would want longer hair styles, sure. However, why is it so strange that some people prefer short hair or updos on characters that are engaging in battle on a regular basis? It would be great if the pc had the ability to let their hair down during down time, but I don't see them putting in extra effort for it. You can use the argument of "fantasy game" pretty much anywhere. But truth is, there are just certain things that suspend belief for people, even in a game about space magic and mind-melding alien chicks. It may not be long hair for you, it may be something else. But come on, I can't be the only one who raised an eyebrow at Ashley's ME3 hairstyle, especially since she had it pulled back the last two games.
Besides, I think it's less "no one should be allowed to play a character with long hair", and more of hoping they put in the time for decent looking short styles and updos first.
I think its understandable that some would want longer hair styles, sure. However, why is it so strange that some people prefer short hair or updos on characters that are engaging in battle on a regular basis? It would be great if the pc had the ability to let their hair down during down time, but I don't see them putting in extra effort for it. You can use the argument of "fantasy game" pretty much anywhere. But truth is, there are just certain things that suspend belief for people, even in a game about space magic and mind-melding alien chicks. It may not be long hair for you, it may be something else. But come on, I can't be the only one who raised an eyebrow at Ashley's ME3 hairstyle, especially since she had it pulled back the last two games.
Besides, I think it's less "no one should be allowed to play a character with long hair", and more of hoping they put in the time for decent looking short styles and updos first.
I think we'd take ither but any improvement is good improvement besides Ashley wasn't the only one Miranda had a shoulder length style too. I don't thjink it matters too much if it's shoulderlength and if a player dosen't want a long option on their chjaracter then it's simple just don't select it. But I d othink w eneed noer options and better ones we shouldn't have to keep relying on modders for everything. Especially as modding isn't available for evreybody and even those that cvan mod some stlil don't always work. As I've tried modding ME3 a couple of times and failed. I can mod DAO and DAI well enough but the ME games have always been a pain in that regard. Fortunately I enjoy the game enough that I can overlook those deficiencies but it would be nice to have better options. After all some of EA's other studios have been making steps in the right direction and getting things to look good so why shouldn't Bioware? The tech is there EA have access to it I say let Bioware use it and give it a go what's the worst that could happen?
I think we'd take ither but any improvement is good improvement besides Ashley wasn't the only one Miranda had a shoulder length style too. I don't thjink it matters too much if it's shoulderlength and if a player dosen't want a long option on their chjaracter then it's simple just don't select it. But I d othink w eneed noer options and better ones we shouldn't have to keep relying on modders for everything. Especially as modding isn't available for evreybody and even those that cvan mod some stlil don't always work. As I've tried modding ME3 a couple of times and failed. I can mod DAO and DAI well enough but the ME games have always been a pain in that regard. Fortunately I enjoy the game enough that I can overlook those deficiencies but it would be nice to have better options. After all some of EA's other studios have been making steps in the right direction and getting things to look good so why shouldn't Bioware? The tech is there EA have access to it I say let Bioware use it and give it a go what's the worst that could happen?
To clarify, I'm not against adding long hair options. If they already have companions with it, then might as well. I'm just hoping it's not implemented in lieu of some nice shorter/updo ones, since I'm one of those weirdos that prefers tying my hair back when I'm shooting things.
I think we'd take ither but any improvement is good improvement besides Ashley wasn't the only one Miranda had a shoulder length style too.
I don't thjink it matters too much if it's shoulderlength and if a player dosen't want a long option on their chjaracter then it's simple just don't select it.
Miranda wasn't an Alliance marine.
That works for the PC, not so much for other NPCs.
If it were up to me, I would focus on making a variety of short to medium (shoulder-length) hairstyles including updos for both female and male characters before I'd devote much time and attention to longer hair.
Yes but Cerberus could still be considered a military organisation plus I believe it was born out of the Alliance Black ops unit. So for me she still counts.
including long for males.
Since hairstyle probably won't have any effect on gameplay, I don't care if they include long hair for those who want it.
... couldnt they have a few hairstyles that let you change the length...??? maybe a slider??? Like... you could have straight hair which is shoulder length then move the slider to make it longer or shorter... is that even possible??? Im not an expert on anything like this...
It's about the option of having long hair. No one is saying don't put in practical hairstyles. You can have as many buzzcut variations as you want, I don't care. I just want the option to have long, impractical hair. That's how I want to play my game. I want the risk of it getting in my eyes when I shoot. K? I want to live extra dangerously. I don't care about Alliance regulations. I want to be a ****** hair rebel.
Well, if hair in Bioware games actually moved, and if it wasn't a video game and hair getting in your eyes literally affects nothing.
Well I want our character to have the same hairstyles that NPCs have, the CC should be able to give our characters any hairstyle that is being render on the NPCs. That is probably the most we can ask for with hairstyles but maybe we can ask them to later add more customize items for our characters within the story dlcs because I don't think many people care for the nickle and dime dlc packs.
Also mods are not an answer to hairstyles because people on PC know all they need to do is wait for mods, what about console players. Game companies are shifting to consoles because they know the set standards that console can output. This is why the new version of the PS4 when first announced was upsetting game devs but I do think we will soon be entering a phase where the difference between consoles and PC will be nothing because now Microsoft is doing the same thing as Sony.
Bioware hasn't been able to program good hair since....ever.
What about...uh... I've got nothing.
On most topics, I'll defend Bioware. There's usually at least one time they've done it so awesomely it blew my teeny mind. But when it comes to hair, I've got nothing.
All I can assume is that the hair dude's been there forever, he's super fun to work with, and he brings the best doughnuts to office parties.
It's about the option of having long hair. No one is saying don't put in practical hairstyles. You can have as many buzzcut variations as you want, I don't care. I just want the option to have long, impractical hair. That's how I want to play my game. I want the risk of it getting in my eyes when I shoot. K? I want to live extra dangerously. I don't care about Alliance regulations. I want to be a ****** hair rebel.
Well, if hair in Bioware games actually moved, and if it wasn't a video game and hair getting in your eyes literally affects nothing.
In the future, the military long ago solved problems like long hair. Lets be optimistic. Look at the picture as an example of problems solved ahaha
Stop it. I want beautiful females with long hair. 
On most topics, I'll defend Bioware. There's usually at least one time they've done it so awesomely it blew my teeny mind. But when it comes to hair, I've got nothing.
All I can assume is that the hair dude's been there forever, he's super fun to work with, and he brings the best doughnuts to office parties.
Agreed I think they did OK with DA2 but it's kind of gone backwards again since then
*quietly* and males. Leon S. Kennedy bangs.In the future, the military long ago solved problems like long hair. Lets be optimistic. Look at the picture as an example of problems solved ahaha
Stop it. I want beautiful females with long hair.
Y'all still wanna ruin regulations on a clearly-military protagonist?
Take a look at the regulations in real life, thank you. What most militaries define as "long hair" doesn't go below the shoulder.
What we got in ME trilogy was pretty much... it.
Really long hair would also go all over the place and be a hassle in a firefight. So pray for buns.
Long hair has no place in a hard sci-fi realistic shooter.
And why not what has long hair to do with a hard sci-fi realistic shooter ?
Luckily we are talking about Mass Effect here, so let's bloody well have it.
Now we're talking i'm glad you changed your mind .
Alright, let's put it this way: Do you want your character to be a badass N7 Special Forces person, or a civilian by origin?
Alright, let's put it this way: Do you want your character to be a badass N7 Special Forces person, or a civilian by origin?
I am already a badass N7 Special Force P. Shepard with long hair .
And the P. stands for Patricia in case you were wondering 
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