Alex Ghost
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In KOTOR, the faces are simply programmed – there are several to choose from, TES4 has a powerful editor, which is, of course, a significant step forward... Mass Effect took an even bigger step – there are fewer face options than in TES4, but whatever you choose, it will be animated, it will move its lips and eyes during conversations – very good facial animation, especially since the faces are almost real, not just slightly embellished fantasy faces, as in Oblivion...
Currently, Dragon Age has the largest selection of faces, which don't speak, but in terms of facial animation, it's better than Mass Effect... Grimaces, excitement, all sorts of emotions are done better than in any other game with a face editor...
In the second part of KOTOR, there is a slightly larger selection, and overall, they look better than in the first part... Especially when you choose maximum darkness:D I have a cool one – the face is white, the hair is gray, even the eyes and pupils are white, it's like a ghostly image).
Currently, Dragon Age has the largest selection of faces, which don't speak, but in terms of facial animation, it's better than Mass Effect... Grimaces, excitement, all sorts of emotions are done better than in any other game with a face editor...
In the second part of KOTOR, there is a slightly larger selection, and overall, they look better than in the first part... Especially when you choose maximum darkness:D I have a cool one – the face is white, the hair is gray, even the eyes and pupils are white, it's like a ghostly image).
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