This has made me seriously irritated and mad all morning:

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8946/beforet.png

Let me just fix that for you, 'kay?

http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/8317/afterm.png

It takes me roughly an hour perhaps a little more to create a face, especially when I'm creating a female face. Looks like you need to lighten the beard circle just a little bit more.

Hey...I want my character to have a big red circle too....which option was that? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

You're right, that's what they wanted. After all, there is nothing more badass than a woman with a mustache.

I like to start with preset 6. Make a thin jaw, big eyes, deep chin. A little bit of an overbite doesn't hurt either. That's more or less how I make women look feminine. Choosing the right hair is essential too. I think Wendy the Welder is about the best looking vanilla style. No matter what else I try it always look manly. Then again, I suppose the wasteland is a nasty place. Women in that era would undoubtedly look a lot "rougher" than they do today.

I don't know about that...I think Moira Brown is quite nice

Good to know I'm not the only one to notice that lol!

Hehe, Moira is pretty much the most "feminine" woman in the Wasteland. The others are too masculine or too [censored]ty.

Actually in the first picture, it wasn't all that obvious. I mean, it just looks like there's bad lighting, but that's about it. Moira's is a lot more obvious.

I gave one of my characters a dark tan once, then walked outside the vault and ditched him within 5 minutes...didn't even make it to Meg. I wasn't all that impressed with a character who looked like he had just had a particularly bad spray on tan job. Looked like one of those older women who turn out orange after a spray tan.

That character gen. machine svcks....

Excapt for women with goatees

I actually tried this today and it worked out pretty good, so . . . erm, ta very much :goodjob: