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[Teabaggin Krogan]

I have a thing for angular faces. I'd take a sharp, square jaw over a lantern jaw any day. 

 

Yes I can see that although those cases are two extremes. It's not a bad thing though, kinda impressive in a way if a bit unusual.

[Neyjour]

So... what you're saying is that you want awesome hair physics, right?

 

[Mcfly616]

This:

 

 

[Undead Han]

Honestly my choices for a ME CC would be rather boring and pragmatic looking. Short or partially shaved hair for dudes, a ponytail or bun for dudettes.

DA is the series where I'd use longer or more elaborate options if they were available. Hopefully it isn't too O/T to say I'd think something like these would be cool in a DA game:

[SKAR]

This:

yeah. Eye patch

[The dead fish]

 

Is it really a real pic, or is it just the magic of photoshop ? 

[Undead Han]

Is it really a real pic, or is it just the magic of photoshop ?

It's real and Mexico paid for it.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Rita Vrataski has the best combat hair ever created:





Really, between Edge of Tomorrow and Sicario, Bioware can find all the hair styles MEA needs!

As much as I loved Rita in Edge of tomorrow, I did not like her hair. Combat hair style? If I get close enough I could grab her hair and pull her goddamn scalp off her skull. Wouldn't that be nice?

No soldier who is serving on the front lines risks sporting hair that could get caught, pulled or catch flames leading to serious injury or inability to continue the fight. Avoiding injury and being able to fight are priorities number one and two in combat.

[Jedi Comedian]

This:

Not bad at all.

[Jedi Comedian]

I always liked Natalie Dormer's hairstyle for Hunger Games.

Hawt.

[Jedi Comedian]

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[Teabaggin Krogan]

As much as I loved Rita in Edge of tomorrow, I did not like her hair. Combat hair style? If I get close enough I could grab her hair and pull her goddamn scalp off her skull. Wouldn't that be nice?

No soldier risks sporting hair that could get caught, pulled or catch flames leading to serious injury or inability to continue the fight.

 

Also no helmet! Even though that's an aesthetic choice and they say it blocks some vision, realistically I'd say the trade off of saving your life is worth it . 

[Neyjour]

Female Short:

 

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Wisp by Amanda-Diaz

 

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Downtown Spirit by EmreKaanSezer

 

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Room 206 III by iKate

 

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Wild Child by Labecula

 

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Kate 4 by zemotion

 

Female Medium:

 

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The Summit - Star Wars Satele Shan - Jedi Cosplay by faramon

 

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her dreams on the other side of the glass ... by karen-abramyan

 

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Lady Noir by MaySakaali

 

Female Long:

 

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War lord by MachineFairy

 

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I am doing it for a trill by turamania-art

[Undead Han]

As much as I loved Rita in Edge of tomorrow, I did not like her hair. Combat hair style? If I get close enough I could grab her hair and pull her goddamn scalp off her skull. Wouldn't that be nice?No soldier who is serving on the front lines risks sporting hair that could get caught, pulled or catch flames leading to serious injury or inability to continue the fight. Avoiding injury and being able to fight are priorities number one and two in combat.

A lot of historical warriors wore their hair long, actually. The Spartans were famous for their long hair and beards, supposedly because Lycurgus thought that long hair "added beauty to a good face, and terror to an ugly one."

Modern armies having regs requiring short hair is tied more to hygiene, the louse, and disease prevention than concerns about hand to hand combat. Uniformity and a maintaining a professional appearance is part of it too.

Not that any of that is relevant to ME:A, of course.

[Giant ambush beetle]

A lot of historical warriors wore their hair long, actually. The Spartans were famous for their long hair and beards, supposedly because Lycurgus thought that long hair "added beauty to a good face, and terror to an ugly one."

Just 300 years ago people wore bright red and blue uniforms, marched in tight formations and shot each other to pieces volley by volley. Some 800 years ago men in steel armor were running around in the desert dying from the heat. 100 years ago soldiers on horses with lances were riding into massed machine gun fire. A lot of things were less than ideal and strange back in the time.

[Gwydden]

Well, a lot of things were less than ideal and strange back in that time. Just 300 years ago people wore bright red and blue uniforms, marched in tight formations and shot each other to pieces volley by volley. Some 800 years ago men in steel armor were running around in the desert dying from the heat.

Crusaders were idiots. Arabs weren't that much into heavy armor.

 

I think people overestimate the prevalence of things that they perceive as practical in real combat situations.

[Giant ambush beetle]

I think people overestimate the prevalence of things that they perceive as practical in real combat situations.

In my personal opinion, there is no such thing as overestimating the prevalence of practicality in anything in combat. Especially combat.- Combat means life or death, the tiniest distraction caused by things that felt mundane or unimportant before can cause you to flinch for a split second which then can result in either missing your target or getting a bullet drilled through your body.

Combat means you have to be better than your opponent. I'm a (natural) semi-professional weight lifter, when I'm competing against friends I need every tiny little bit help to get that weight up, and if it just increases my strength by 0.001%. That tiny little percentage may make the difference between a missed lift and a lift that wins me the competition.
Combat is like a competition. To beat your opponents you have to improve every little detail imaginable, everything you can think of. Big improvements are mostly the result of hundreds of tiny little improvements.

[Gwydden]

In my personal opinion, there is no such thing as overestimating the prevalence of practicality...

Things they perceive as practical.

 

But even then, there are plenty of examples of "impractical" outfits warriors have worn throughout history. Up to and including no outfit at all.

 

Naturally, that doesn't apply to the atmospheres of alien planets or to outer space. But we were talking about combat.

[aoibhealfae]

Dear Bioware,

 

Its okay that the design team don't want to waste their time on female hair physics -because anything to do about females 'so haaaard', we know- but layered hair like this, which gives an illusion of movement is very doable. 

 

But I don't want this as a mod, I want this for real in the game and not the same crap you recycle over and over in all your games. I really don't want another game needing mods to fix all the cosmetic mistakes you left in game post-production. I love modders to bits but this is ridiculous. 

 

And for the love of god, give the main female PC a face model. 

[Giant ambush beetle]

Things they perceive as practical.

I'm not much into ''perceiving, I like facts. Fact is, hair can distract you in combat, can lead to injury, your opponents can even use it against you to cause injury or control you in hand to hand combat and last but not least it can result in hygienic problems as well. Those are facts. Not getting rid of it or wearing it really short simply makes no sense for a logical thinking human being who is about to participate in a battle.

[Neyjour]

These are a mix of Female Short/Medium/Long that I like, which also have great examples of multi-colours and/or highlights.  That's something I really would love to see for both male and female hair.

 

Which also reminds me... I hope we'll have the option to choose eyebrow colour separately.  I found it really annoying that I couldn't do that in DA:I.  But eyelash colour?  Oh yes, that can be different...

 

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SMOKED MEAT - Collection 2007c by cdurocher

 

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Oh, This Hand? by Felynx-x

 

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Pink by harveyrobot

 

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Electric gypsy by MachineFairy

 

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Wandering savage by MachineFairy

 

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Daydreams in Blue by Oxidizing-Angel

 

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839 by ricchy

 

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Dreamer - 08 by shiroang

 

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Simplicity by woollymammothmusic

[Gwydden]

I'm not much into ''perceiving, I like facts. Fact is, hair can distract you in combat, can lead to injury, your opponents can even use it against you to cause injury or control you in hand to hand combat and last but not least it can result in hygienic problems as well. Those are facts. Not getting rid of it or wearing it really short simply makes no sense for a logical thinking human being who is about to participate in a battle.

Allow me to quote DAO for you:

 

Loghain: Leliana, this runs counter to all sense and accountability.

 

Leliana: People aren't sensible creatures all the time.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Allow me to quote DAO for you:

Loghain: Leliana, this runs counter to all sense and accountability.

Leliana: People aren't sensible creatures all the time.

True, but the thing is, the less sensible (or rational) people do not fare well in combat, especially prolonged combat.-
I've read many books written by people who participated in combat and fought in wars and no matter the period or war, they all had one thing in common: they were among the most level headed, pragmatic and sensible people of their time.

But to get back on track, I'd like to see male short undercuts in the CC:

 

 

[SKAR]

Dear Bioware, I WILL SEND A KROGAN BOUNTY HUNTER AFTER YOU IF YOU DON'T PUT IN BETTER HAIR LIKE WHAT YOU SEE ABOVE. Yours truly, SKAR5903.

[Neyjour]

Guys, I'd really appreciate it if you could take that discussion/argument to another thread, please.

 

There's one here where similar issues and opinions are already being discussed:

Long hair for female character?