Mass Effect had plenty of character sharing, mostly because some people found it hard to create attractive characters and didn't want to waste a lot of time in the creator. Maybe it isn't a big deal for you, but there are pretty large active communities around the practice, Bethesda games in particular.
Aha. Of course.
Not sure how big of a thing in Cyberpunk it will be, since mostly you can't see your character, but I'd imagine some people just like knowing they're "hot stuff". Part of the fantasy of being someone else, especially in roleplaying games. Escapism and all that. Arguably, most people probably wish they were 10/10.
Perhaps, but I'm sure some will think they did well, share it, and then be surprised by what someone else did and like it better. All depends on what options we have at release. The big thing is usually feature molding (specifically facial), which CP2077 probably won't have from what I've seen, and if it's mostly presets, it might not be as big of a deal.
I already have OC I'm gunna try to remake in CP2077, so excited >
I hated Mass Effects CC. I just played as default male in 2,3 and Andromeda lol.
I spent an obscene amount of time in Mass Effect 1 making characters, even had directions for different features (10 clicks right, etc) for my character if I ever decided to play it again as a different class.I already have OC I'm gunna try to remake in CP2077, so excited >
The system I like best is to place the character's attributes in the meta data in a profile pic. It makes it really easy to have a gallery for people to browse for what they like, and simply save and import the pic.
In THIS game it's pointless (not just because we'll almost never see our character but because there wont be complex sliders but rather you pick eyes, nose, mouth, etc...from a list), but in third person RPGs where you're looking at your character both walking around and in cutscenes for like 50+ hours it can be very useful. I'm great at CC but not everyone is and some CCs are harder to use and get a custom character that doesn't look like an inbred mutant lol. Some people need to benefit from the CC skills of others, I'm sure playing the default gets boring.Not worth it imo. Seems like a pretty pointless feature to me, but I also don't see why one would want to copy a character in a single-player RPG in the first place.
Sure, some do, but are they numerous enough to justify having a such a system? I've no idea.
Mass Effect had one of the worst CC lol. It's especially a shame since Dragon Age: Inquisition had one of the best CC IMO.I already have OC I'm gunna try to remake in CP2077, so excited >
Even tho it doesn't have sliders, I feel like the presets will be better. They'll look more natural and defined (I dunno about the ppl who want to make crack characters tho lol) and I just watch a vid saying you can even customize V's pupils so I think this will rival DAI's CC. You'll always see your V in your inventory and reflections. I don't have a problem with it in FP. It's super immersive!
