Bethesda Introduces Skyrim's New Faces
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I'm pretty much set on making a Redguard as my starting character based on the earlier photo of the super buff midnight black dude, but goddamn, all of them look badass. Loving the moustache on one of the Imperials.
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One of my biggest complaints about Oblivion was the way the characters look in the game. I think it took me over an hour to make a half decend looking character the first time I played Oblivion.
But it seems like they've solved this problem. Holy shit is the first word that comes to my mind when I see those characters and damn those Argonians look scary, especially the eyes of some of them, like they can see right into my soul.
But it seems like they've solved this problem. Holy shit is the first word that comes to my mind when I see those characters and damn those Argonians look scary, especially the eyes of some of them, like they can see right into my soul.
The Argonians look terrifying? Dude, did you guys look at the Dark Elves? Hooly crap.
They all look great. Hurry the hell up, November...
They all look great. Hurry the hell up, November...
This is the definitive answer for this question. Please refer to undeadsuitor for any further questions involving Skyrim and/or dirt.undeadsuitor said:
Looks like there's going to be a lot of customisation options in the character creator. This pleases me.
Normally i play as Dark Elf on both Morrowind and Oblivion....but Skyrim? The Argonians look awesome, maybe use DarK Elf on my second play through. 
Daaaaaaamn.
The Bosmer are so scary looking now. If the Adoring Fan had looked like that, I would have though twice before punting him off a cliff.
As humans go, they clearly put the most work into the Nords. They have the best face models, woad paint, awesome haircuts, and Sean Bean and Karl Urban lookalikes. They would have been my first choice anyway, but I am definitely playing one my first time through.
I love how the orcs get bone spikes on their eyebrows, too. Never seen that before. And the Argonians look properly scary and dragon-like. A definite step up from Morrowind's glorified geckoes and Oblivion's snakeskin sock puppets.
Although you'd think the Altmer, at least, wouldn't look like they'd rolled in the dirt all day...overall, though, these are amazing.
The Bosmer are so scary looking now. If the Adoring Fan had looked like that, I would have though twice before punting him off a cliff.
As humans go, they clearly put the most work into the Nords. They have the best face models, woad paint, awesome haircuts, and Sean Bean and Karl Urban lookalikes. They would have been my first choice anyway, but I am definitely playing one my first time through.
I love how the orcs get bone spikes on their eyebrows, too. Never seen that before. And the Argonians look properly scary and dragon-like. A definite step up from Morrowind's glorified geckoes and Oblivion's snakeskin sock puppets.
Although you'd think the Altmer, at least, wouldn't look like they'd rolled in the dirt all day...overall, though, these are amazing.
Pre-ordered. I just cannot wait for this, the character design is so much better than Oblivion's!
Whatever they make I almost feel silly even considering playing a vanilla version o any Bethesda game at this point. At least they're trying, bless their hearts, but modders will probably pull feats of magic on these faces and on the scenery yet unimagined.... and they're do it without pay and on their own free time.
Well if I was to hazard a guess I would say, including non-human races, that the order goes: Argonian, Breton, Dunmer, Altmer, Imperial, Khajiit, Orc, RedGuard, Bosmer, Nord. But I could be completely wrong about that.War Penguin said: