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And even older people act like PB. Age is just a number. It's funny how a person thinks everyone should behave like they would .

Did I say I think everyone should behave like I would?  No.  I said I didn't like PeeBee's mannerisms.  They seem very childish to me, and annoy me enough that I avoid her pretty much all the time, and skip through all of her required dialogue.  Chill, man.

The one thing I like about PeeBee is her face at the end of her loyalty mission.

When Ryder helps her up off the floor she has this really awesome looking smiling animation. Thinking about it, the scene seems really high quality as if the game graphics kicked up a notch.

Get back in the bird cage tweety.

*Produces a new bottle*

*Pours Ryncol*

True,

What I mean by opinions is mostly from an academic standpoint, for what it's worth.

Personally I find that lipstick hideous. I mean really it is just a shade or two away from being clown makeup.

Some of the texture changes are okay, I don't play default Sara so I can only go off the examples there and it does seem to look better. Cora on the other hand in game looks like she broke out in a rash or something, not sure what they did to her but its not good.

A few small steps forward, just as many steps backward. I suppose you can say "at least they are trying". My first impressions of Sara's changes though were...


I'm not sure BW gets why people didn't like Sara. Adding some lipstick doesn't really do anything to address the major issues.

First impression = everything to most people. So it indeed can be "to little to late" for some.

As another said, the "forever smile" is a huge turn off for me to even play default Sara, fix that, let me change hair color and maybe a few other minor tweaks and she'd probably be my cannon character. Till then I'm making do with my own. The lip stick change was unnecessary to me, plus I don't see why a pathfinder needs make-up or why one would use it. I doubt soldiers are trying to look pretty but then again it's a game and I know people like creative freedom.