You know....the constant complaining towards Sara's face is getting to be kinda offensive.

I can answer that for you!

It's the best damn party in the Terminus, the scourge of the Volus, the beating heart of the Citadel!

It's BSN, the tastiest Biotic Wind.

I'm not sure I've ever been called such; even as a child. I feel 35 years younger!

If only I could get someone to go make me some food, now. I don't wanna get off my butt! 

Good thing I got myself a wife 10 years ago, they do stuff like that... if you're lucky.

Anywho, seeing as how video games have grown into a billion dollar market, dwarfing even cinema at this point, people can hardly be faulted for taking this sh*t more and more seriously...

this guy knows what he's talking about. ^^

My wife is at work. If I go check, she probably cooked last night. I still gotta get off my "spoiled, entitled ass" and go get that food. Turrible. This is Turrible.

I feel ya... the patriarchy demands of us too, you know?

Ok, I'll better stop now...

This.  I'm pretty much reserving my judgement until I actually see it for myself in-game.  I can't really trust whats in these videos because I'm not confident they are representative of the end product.

...and that's the reason I play on PC.  If I don't like how it looks vanilla-style, it's mod-shopping for me! 

Since I'm a stay-at-home-dad, I'm married and make the food... different folks.

Also: Yay for mods!

So if your experience is representative, for argument's sake, and you counter my theory about Bioware trying to please females, not males, in avatar creation based on females' express desires, what possibilities remain?  Is Bioware simply that inept?  Is the new technology simply unable to do female "graphics" with fidelity while somehow it is able to do so for males?  Did Bioware and its "hidden agenda" decide to make a disparity?

I guess we'll never know, and Bioware can't possibly even explain itself ever (I imagine).  So, speculation from everyone yet again, with many questioning Bio's motives and many writing it off to ineptness or technological issues.

Well now we're getting into a conceptual argument here, which is a difficult to make points for. Attractiveness is completely subjective, but aesthetics are easier to argue about. Aestheticly the photoshopped picture better since it takes proportions and flow into account, while the original is more natural since actual faces don't follow aesthetic principles. Both look fine, just one is more pleasing to the eye and another is more pleasing to mind.