So will a custom Ryder look as good as defult Ryder?

No need, apparently there is a share feature. So I bet there are going to be a lot of users helping with the CC.

I expect to use a preset, but maybe not the original if they did use real people for the models. My face making abilities are never that great.

I've never seen this, nor even heard of it; but it looks impressive. How well do you think its CC would translate to consoles?

Every time, they say the lighting in the CC will match the actual game. And every time, it doesn't. Here's hoping it's more representative this time.

All the more reason to give us a post-start CC. Just have it be a surgeon or something. Even Fallout and Skyrim proposed that. Hopefully it's like DA:I and they save it for free DLC I suppose...

Basically if you don't use the sliders you pull and stretch the parts (best way I can describe it) it could work on consoles but obviously it would take a lot of time for console users to get it just right since there's a TON of sliders(you can manually just select the sliders). Add to the fact you can make each part asymmetrical, well, you get it. Now obviously I would say a ton of the eye, hair (the moving it around not length and colors), tattoos and body scaling should be scraped. That aside I'm not sure everyone would be a fan if they didn't allow using codes to create characters (which Black desert does). That second picture took me around ten hours to create (she started off looking like an Asian child >.> and I don't wana be a loli). 

You can see the character in action here

You know what I find interesting? That all 7 people who liked your post (as of the time I write this) are male. Food for thought?

Makes me think you're a dramaqueen who hasn't filled today's quota

For me the "better" element just came from the fact that you could clearly see more love went into the defaults wrt texture, the way animation work with their face etc. It wasn't that they were just naturally better looking. So in that regard I imagine default Scott and Sara might still be the "best" looking. I'm still changing them though.

And thank god for face-codes or whatever they're implementing, it was a huge pain in the ass finally making the perfect face in DAI and never being able to replicate it in future playthroughs.

This time around, it's a social site that stores our faces and allows us to share them with others, if we wish. It seems like an excellent resource, as long as they maintain it for a very long time.

I just shake my head when people talk about this guy's "boring, white bread" appearance. I like the ladies, but I'm not blind. This is a really good-looking dude. Plus, he's not the typical, buzz-cut soldier-type we usually get as a lead. Maybe he looks too much like a young Nathan Drake? That's all I can come up with for the dry reception.

Good thing we have a CC, right? Hopefully, it's a good one.

I think it's more a problem on the male side of the character creator in ME3. Like, if you don't do it right, Shepard looks a little too….prehistoric.