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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
I often spend way too much time in any game's character creator. I usually surf through all of the options, make weird looking characters to laugh at, and then hone in on the character that I really want to make. At this year's QuakeCon, I had the chance to tinker with The Elder Scroll V: Skyrim's character creator. Since I only had one hour of total time with the game, I only spent a few minutes with the creator.
This is the feline abomination I made...
His name is Reiner (clever I know), and he's from the Khajiit race. I gave him a three-clawed scar under his right eye to show he's so tough that he doesn't even get along with his people. The character creator allows for every aspect of the Khajiit's face to be altered. I selected his ears, nose, mouth, cheek hair, eyes, as well as smaller details like eyeliner and hair stripes. I'm going to pretend that I love this character. Feel free to bash him in the comments below.
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