Graphical Update Feedback: Female Au Ra Raen Face 1

[Fuzuki030]

I am writing this report for my friend



1. I would like the sides of the nose to return to their original, flatter appearance. ("1" and red circles in the pictures)

2. The shadows on the back and bottom of the face look strange now; please return them to their original appearance.

3. Please continue optimizing the texture of the scales. They look more artificial than now.

4. The skin reflects sunlight too intensely, making it look oily. Please tone down the reflection.

5. The face looks wider, and she appears like an overly puffy loaf of bread. I really dislike it.

6. The philtrum is too prominent, making her look too human. In my mind, her characteristic is the non-human aspect, so I would like it to return to its smoother, original appearance. ("6" and blue circles in the pictures)

[Shyllen]

I posit that the primary reason why female au ra players chose face 1 is essentially because it is the closest to looking human-like, other race/gender character models will have a face that is meant to appear more human.

The overly sharp or otherwise low poly nose, causes the face 1 character model to appear oddly and very different to usual under common sources of lighting present in the game, although this is a common issue with most characters, the low poly nature of face 1's sharpness makes this effect worse than it should be.

The very mild rounding of the nose might simply be a side effect of a higher polygon count and will help fix face 1's lighting issues, and a higher polygon count is simply better for the game's future.

I think the only change I'd like to see from the benchmark is the return of lip gloss.

[Luluna]

I posit that the primary reason why female au ra players chose face 1 is essentially because it is the closest to looking human-like, other race/gender character models will have a face that is meant to appear more human.

The overly sharp or otherwise low poly nose, causes the face 1 character model to appear oddly and very different to usual under common sources of lighting present in the game, although this is a common issue with most characters, the low poly nature of face 1's sharpness makes this effect worse than it should be.

The very mild rounding of the nose might simply be a side effect of a higher polygon count and will help fix face 1's lighting issues, and a higher polygon count is simply better for the game's future.

I think the only change I'd like to see from the benchmark is the return of lip gloss.

I agree with you and I also only want lip gloss back for all the races or at least give it as a option. I love how the Au Ra look now and I feel they look less puffy but maybe that's just the settings I use. I am struggling to see with all the posts all of the massive differences. I am excited to get into the CC on my PS5 and see what I am dealing with. Overall though I am happy.