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[EpicNewb]

Do people

 

a) Make it look the way they wish their face is 

 

OR

 

b ) Make it look exactly like their face

 

 

I've always felt very happy playing the game as is using the default face.

[TheJediSaint]

C) Have a professional artist make it and be done with it. e.g. Sheploo, Default Hawke.

[yolobastien6412]

I hope the Ryder we saw in the trailer is a bit more "defined" when the game comes out. What I normally do is try to recreate my face. The basis is there, but then it goes over the top about 2/3rds into it, and I end up with weird hair and tattoos (saint's row). The mass effect cc doesn't really allow me to recreate my hair in any accurate way, so I have to go with buzzcut. 

[CrimsonN7]

No to both. I usually just create a random face or use a celeb as a jumping off point.

[Blueblood]

I like to customise my character's face, and I'll mess around with the customisation at first, but if there's a default look that's unique and can't be recreated, like in ME3 or DA2 then I'll probably go for that, just so my character has a unique look.

[LightningPoodle]

I prefer having a default face.

[Gannayev of Dreams]

I always used the default face for male Shepard. Obviously, female didn't have one for the first 2 games, so I had to customize her there. When 3 came around I used the default face for female Shepard too.

 

If ME:A is anything like DA:I in the CC area, then I'll probably make minor tweaks to the one of the default faces. I'm not the most skilled with face sculpting so I can't get to deep in the customization realm.

[BountyhunterGER]

a) nope, a lot of my ryders will be female.. I don't want them to have beards. And the male ones just have to look decent.

b ) nope, I tried that when I first played ME2 a couple of years before.. failed and never tried again.

 

I only played as default-shep once and never as default hawke..

I guess MEA could have the greatest looking character of all time as default and I just wouldn't use it.

If a game has a character creator (I love games which feature a CC) I want to use it.

[Pearl (rip bioware)]

I would like a full character creator like in Souls games, where you can make this, this, and anything in between.

[TheRatPack55]

Although I'm female I usually play dudes and just make them as hot as I can. If I play a game multiple times I'll probably have a blond, a brunette and a redhead. I'm shallow.

[Cyonan]

I tend to use a default face because I have a problem where 90% of the faces I make should ideally have a paper bag over them.

 

The other 10% of the time I'm usually playing the opposite gender and I try to make them look attractive to me.

[Fogg]

Usually I try to recreate myself a bit (because I'm of course that handsome), but for ME:A I might try something different. Because otherwise there would be too much similarities with my Shepard and Ryder has to feel 'new'.

[XxyumeganxX]

I hope we'll get similar (or even better!) character creator like on Inquisition since it is pretty awesome. I wouldn't mind a default face either, even if I doubt I'd ever actually use it

 

But I seriously hope we still get face codes like in ME2 and ME3. I suck at creating handsome guys and I was quite happy when my friend gave me her guys face code.

[Panda]

Neither. Characters is not me and will have nothing to do with my face or how I would my face to be.

[Doominike]

I check out all the options and make whatever seems like the coolest looking combination. In DA2 I just picked default femHawke cause she looked cooler than any of the custom options. 

[MarchWaltz]

I base it off my face, as close as I can.

 

For my female characters I base it off of other female video game characters. My vanguard in the old mass was based off of Estelle Sidos.

[Felya87]

Neither. I create a character, I have no intention whatsoever to put my features in them, or create "super version" of me. Boring.

[Furisco]

I just play with default faces.

[Xerxes52]

I usually pick the default, or choose a preset I like and make minor changes. I can never make a good custom face in Bioware games. Also I don't do self-insert characters.

[AngryFrozenWater]

In first person view it is as if I look into the world. In third person view I look at a character that I control. Both are fine with me, but if it is the latter then I'll make sure it doesn't look like me at all. That allows me to role play a character that's not me. It's more fun and has more replay value.

[Kierro Ren]

As long as I can make Ryder look like Michael Biehn's Kyle Reese or Cpl. Dwayne Hicks.

 

 

I'd be content... Kyle Ryder or Cpl. Dwayne Ryder? Ugh... which one?

[Spirit Vanguard]

I never use my face. I don't want to see myself -- assuming I could even succeed. creepy. I always fiddle around with the customization options until I get combinations I like.  Also, I like to play characters with a variety of skin tones/ethnicities. I don't really go in with any kind of "plan." It might take me hours to come out of it without a troll-duck-faced character, but I try. 

 

The only time I used a default face in a game was mShep, with one character, because I actually liked the way he looked. And I was lazy. 

[ZoliCs]

I'm trying to go for B, but usually it ends up between the two.

[AlanC9]

Do people
 
a) Make it look the way they wish their face is 
 
OR
 
b ) Make it look exactly like their face
 

"Their face"? Meaning, the player's own face?

People do that?

[Toasted Llama]

If I were to use option B I'd want to slap Ryder's face during the first dozen or so cutscenes because Ryder would then also suffer from the resting ****** face disease like me. So no thank you!

 

Option A always felt so mary-sueish...

 

 

So where's my option C: I create interesting random characters by experimenting with the creation tools?