Mean darkelfs.

[demonpower20]

Well i just went through the entire mainquest for morrowind , and i must say the dark elfs in oblivion look like butterflys prepaired to the ones in morrowind. Not only do the morrowind ones have more face definition but they also have bad ass spiked hair and eariings, this alone creates an image of sterness and the bad ass look.

Oblivion had a way of taking all of the races and making them all have the same physical features so u can make a redgaurd imperial or a high elf that looks like darkelf.

I think someone should redo the faces, make more definition so it looks like morrowind, make the cool hair. I dunno, without this i just feel that the enviroment just wont be what it could be.

[walrus]

That's a good suggestion but you should still let the player make their own face with facegen.

[KuKulzA]

good point...
not to mention the slightly starved look of the Dunmer in TES3... with more sunken eyes, a sharp chin and the light triangular face, and high cheek bones but 'sucked in' cheeks... like they've lived in a starving desert for awhile

we'll see, we may not be able to or may not want to fool around too much with the Dunmer

[DarkEclipse]

Hmm... I don't know. I'll see how 'mean' I can get a dark elf to look with stock Oblivion stuff and the face-gen.

[Psychotic]

Yeah, very true. :yes: When I saw my first Dark Elf (Jiub) I thought they were PURE EVIL... but then Jiub turned out to be a nice guy. hrug:

I think you can mess around with the OB face gen and see what you get. Though when it comes to hair you really should find someone to model those traditional Dunmer hair styles.

[KuKulzA]

yeah... the hair all sticking back... or the mohawks... etc. :yes:

[Psychotic]

Originally posted by KuKulzA
yeah... the hair all sticking back... or the mohawks... etc. :yes:

Well there is a dark elf mohawk in OB I believe.

[Axen]

Originally posted by KuKulzA
good point...
not to mention the slightly starved look of the Dunmer in TES3... with more sunken eyes, a sharp chin and the light triangular face, and high cheek bones but 'sucked in' cheeks... like they've lived in a starving desert for awhile

Not starving, just very high facial complexity.

[Arbiter]

Aye, they really generalized all smooth-skins in Oblivion.

[demonpower20]

Yeah, its just it creats a mood.

Im thinking on more of the lines of creating the NPC's like it.