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I liked the old Nia better. I better see this elf and see how he can improve my Redguard who is apparently blind if he glazed over pupils are anything to go by.
Of course, I have a catman mage. That might be amusing to put under an elven surgical knife.
Of course, I have a catman mage. That might be amusing to put under an elven surgical knife.
My problem is that this option should have been in from the start. RPGs that don't let you change your looks after making them are clearly underdeveloped. Plus they gave us so little to customize. Check out Star Trek Online to see what real customization is. Height, weight, width, head and hair options that shame Skyrim, a beard list that blows Skyrim out of permawinter, and you can choose bust size to boot. Nobody has any problems getting around due to height or width either.
yeah, I kinda wish there was a beauty shop that opened up later in the game where you could change minor things about your character. I'm happy with mine though. She's got a few more wrinkles than your gal, and mine has white hair (I'm loving the look of white hair on my characters for some reason!) - but she definitely looks like she been through a few battles.
Nia is gorgeous though!
Nia is gorgeous though!
Even with the restrictions, I'm just glad it's not like Oblivion's character creation. That was a game if making a character not look like ass rather than a matter of deciding if you want to make the pretty, ugly, old, young, hardened or fresh-faced. It's no Saint Row on character creation, but light years ahead of Oblivion.
"That was a game if making a character not look like ass rather than a matter of deciding if you want to make the pretty, ugly, old, young, hardened or fresh-faced."
It took hours, but the only "good looking" character I've ever created in Oblivion looks exactly like Brad Pitt.
It took hours, but the only "good looking" character I've ever created in Oblivion looks exactly like Brad Pitt.
