Ah, good old Cool Lester Smooth, I wonder why that never occurred to me. Being fair, I'd probably be more likely to make mine look like McNulty if I'm going with Wire references at all (he'd make a good Renegade Shep), but Cool Lester would be my second choice. Or maybe Omar. Hard to say.DustyDrB said:I like both. I'm connected to my version of both male and female Shepard. I tried to make a Male Shepard that looks like Lester Freamon (The Wire)And he actually looked a lot like the guy, but it's too strange hearing the voice come from a different face. It's the same way with the female Shepard. Both of the voice actors did a good job. They have different approaches (male Shep is better at sounding friendly, female Shep better at being intimidating), but I enjoy both.![]()
Really? I find it almost impossible to make a decent looking male Shepard. I finally found one that I like and stuck with that for my main playthrough. Although in ME2 I noticed that they have a code for the settings on your character's face when you're customizing it, but when you load a pre-existing face you don't see the code! That means I can't remake the face of my orignal Shepard.videot76 said:Reading this thread, I realize that I'm not the only one having had problems with that. It's far easier making an acceptable-looking male Shep, but I eventually got my FemShep just right and so she's my main character.
There isn't a default Femshepard. Default Shepard is based on a face model; Femshepard is just some default settings on the sliders you use to make a Femshepard face. Note that you can't make small edits to default Shepard's face.Irony said:P.S. Is it just me or is anyone else annoyed by the fact that the default faces have soooo much more detail than the customized ones, excluding your opinion of the ugliness of either type?
What I mean is that there are the different default custom faces and then there are the two default faces for Shepard. One for male Shepard and one for female Shepard. These two faces are given to you first when you create a character and you can't tweak them at all. What my point was is that these two have more detail then the customized faces. If you switch between a customized face and a default face you see an obvious change in the level of detail. I know that the male Shepard's default face is based on an actual face model, but even if Femshep's default isn't it still has a noticiably higher level of detail than any of the custom Femshep faces.Kazuhiro said:There isn't a default Femshepard. Default Shepard is based on a face model; Femshepard is just some default settings on the sliders you use to make a Femshepard face. Note that you can't make small edits to default Shepard's face.Irony said:P.S. Is it just me or is anyone else annoyed by the fact that the default faces have soooo much more detail than the customized ones, excluding your opinion of the ugliness of either type?
I noticed no such thing. I thought-- Hm. Let me just see.Irony said:What I mean is that there are the different default custom faces and then there are the two default faces for Shepard. One for male Shepard and one for female Shepard. These two faces are given to you first when you create a character and you can't tweak them at all. What my point was is that these two have more detail then the customized faces. If you switch between a customized face and a default face you see an obvious change in the level of detail. I know that the male Shepard's default face is based on an actual face model, but even if Femshep's default isn't it still has a noticiably higher level of detail than any of the custom Femshep faces.Kazuhiro said:There isn't a default Femshepard. Default Shepard is based on a face model; Femshepard is just some default settings on the sliders you use to make a Femshepard face. Note that you can't make small edits to default Shepard's face.Irony said:P.S. Is it just me or is anyone else annoyed by the fact that the default faces have soooo much more detail than the customized ones, excluding your opinion of the ugliness of either type?