Edit: In fact it was confirmed that their models aren’t ready yet. Of course, their concept outfits as seen in previous posts aren’t present which means either they share the same defaults as humans or their models just simply aren’t ready yet. We also got a very brief glimpse of male Newmans during the demonstration! Hairy. Female CAST creation was not demonstrated, but you can see one with a human face in my post on units. No screenshot or video has shown otherwise, so this may be bad news for anyone wanting to play a humanlike male cast but I know female casts have human face options at least. It also seems like human faces are not an option for male casts, at least not yet. I assume they have sliders and whatnot to change bodyshapes like their fleshy counterparts (given the way their shape changes with the random character generator). Pusher, or shover?ĬASTs, at least male casts as they were the only ones demonstrated in the briefing, get to choose between parts in a similar fashion as they used to in PSU.
The voice picker is pretty much exactly the same as it was in PSU. It appears you get to choose up to 3 accessories. Of course I expect that there will be limitations on them for certain hairstyles to prevent clipping, anyway.
It also seems like accessories are separated from hairstyles, which is a big improvement over PSU (where hair and accessories were one and the same). To anybody who was afraid that class would determine your appearance, you may breathe a sigh of relief! There is also a beard picker, hell yeah.įinally, costumes! In this demo it seems you can choose between 3 costumes and can further customize it with a limited colour picker and sticker picker. There’s also facial customization with things like scars and face-paint. There is also body paint! You can pick things like tattoos and body-hair, but there’s not much choice with them.
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Also unlike PSU, you can set a separate colour for your eyebrows and there’s now a colour picker for skin color (though limited, so no martians). Of course, a part of me wishes they had just gone with a color picker that would also allow you to tweak the saturation, some colour presets would be neat too. You couldn’t really pick any vibrant colours, really limiting what you could do with hair. Seems like the colour pickers are similar to the ones we saw in PSP2, which is good because the colour picker in PSU was terrible (seriously the PSO one was better, with its RGB sliders). There is a slider for overall bodyshape much like there was in PSU, but you can go further now and tweak the size length and shapes of bodyparts (like legs, arms, boobs on female characters, ears on Newmans), much like you could in AION. I guess you could have a joystick-controlled pointer maybe, that’s the only way I can imagine a port could happen without having to completely redo the UI. I like this a lot, I just can’t imagine something like it on a console. Next are the aforementioned “diamond editors”, diamond shaped wire boxes coupled with a graphic of the bodypart which give a nice indication of not only what they change but how the shape will change when you click and drag the points. I’m not entirely sure what they do, but I assume this means you can change what is influenced on the graph. The face morpher from PSU is back, but this time there are drop down menus on all four sides. Having presets helps with this to give everyone templates to work with as well as giving people a means to skip the tweaking entirely if they want to. Heck, even if you do know what you’re doing it’s nice to start from a template which is at least somewhat like how you envision your character.
They don’t all know what looks good, what looks bad. This is a good feature, in particular for more complicated character creators, simply because not all players are artists. Seems you can select through pre-sets (Base Type) for head and bodyshape before you decide to go in and tweak them further.
This does not bode well for anyone still wishing for a console release. Of particular note are the click and drag diamond shapes which alter the shapes of their indicated bodyparts. One thing to immediately note in this video is the interface is clearly designed for PC.
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