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Re: Character Creation
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Wed Jun 29, 2016 9:29 pmby Calshot
I'm so pleased at how my Dark Souls 2 character turned out, I snapped a crappy cell phone picture of it. While she isn't amazing looking or anything, I'm especially proud at how cute I managed to make her while using the
wait for it...
randomize option.
Souls characters aren't known for being good-looking (to put it nicely), so making a character like that while using the random option is like making the Mona Lisa by accident.
If I can do the same thing with Oblivion, I'm pretty sure I'll be entered into the Western canon.
Re: Character Creation
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Fri Jul 01, 2016 12:16 amby KiBa
^^^^^^^Nice work.
What a great idea for a thread. In my opinion, there is no better use of time. I love character customization so much, it's all I do now. I don't even actually play Elder Scrolls or Souls or STO or any other customizable RPG. I just generate new characters over and over and over again because I am an artist. A sculptor. And video game character creation systems are my clay, my marble, my ivory. Each masterpiece is my Galatea!
Re: Character Creation
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Sat Jul 09, 2016 6:22 amby Who Really Cares?
With the ME games I made the character look like me but I also gave him the scar that goes over one eye.
Plus I did a run picking choices I think I would pick in that situation rather than paragon/Renegade.
Re: Character Creation
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Thu Jul 14, 2016 6:53 amby south carmain
surprisingly the only game I ever managed to get a pretty good resemblance to myself in was gta5.
Re: Character Creation
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Sun Jul 31, 2016 10:13 amby Ryuuji95
I've done tons for Tekken Tag 2, Soul Calibur V, Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown and WWE games. mostly anime characters, actors, originals and characters from other games. too many to list right now.
Re: Character Creation
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Sun Jul 31, 2016 10:28 pmby Zoltor
I have actually grown to loath cosmetic base character customization altogether, because the only reasons companies do such these days, is to avoid having to put real effort into true char customization.
Ragnarok Online is the best example of true char customization in gaming history. There are some cosmetic things in game, but the cosmetic stuff is literally nothing more then a small bonus, where as in stuff like the Elder Scrolls games, that's 99% of the entire content of the game sigh.
Re: Character Creation
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Sat Aug 06, 2016 5:10 pmby Sonikku
My new Rogue transmog got a few double takes when I ran dungeons for Burning Crusade week. 
