Just make sure that once you get you face as best as you can to make a copy of that save and put it somewhere safe just in case you accidentally delete the save or career with your new HeadMorph that you spent days working on Eden Prime is a good place to test your headmorph edits. You can also use the Editor to adjust the HeadMorph features textures, hair models (you can use the default style with some edits), the bone structure offsets (which can be useful around the eyes and mouth), the colors and scalars (how much a color stands out or its gloss), and if you are really obsessive (like I was the first few times I played through ME3) change the individual vertex points (I had to use a program called the “Lazarus Project” to visually help with that). Next use the Save Game Editor, to export the HeadMorph from that save game and import that into a copy of your first save in your ME3 Legendary playthrough. You can get by this in ME3-L by dropping an early save game file from the original release into the Legendary. So some hair styles look like shiny helmets, since the models sit of the heads differently and the scalars are sometimes way off. What they did was made the character creator of the first two games more like ME3’s, complete with the hair, colors and gloss. And still no beards? Come on BioWare, it’s 2021. I’ll be honest I’m a little bit bitter because my FemShep’s look has been taken away from me, but overall I think hair looks worse somehow.
The hairstyle I used for my own Shepard is there but now looks like a lazy loose bun rather than a tight groomed style, that would me much more befitting of a Alliance Solider. Not only that but it’s majority of the hairstyles from ME3 with a few added shorter options. Firstly, almost all the longer hair styles have this shiny effect making it look as if Shepard is wearing some sort of wig. until I recently watched people who had received early copies of the game proceed to go through the options. So when I heard the news of all three games sharing a Character Creator I was thrilled. When I did this with my custom Shepard, they were virtually unrecognisable. Such has happened for many people including myself, when importing their ME1 and ME2 character into ME3.
One of my big concerns prior to release was the Character Creator and being able to create a character the would not change appearance from one instalment to the other. I have been looking forward to the Legendary Edition for so long.
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