Female oriental face

Originally Posted by Cerulean_Shadow

However, perhaps one should take offense instead to the fact that all of the faces in the game are Caucasian in nature. Sure, you can tweak them, get them to look close or mostly correct, but it would be nice if CoX bothered to include some ethnicity in the character creation process.

Originally Posted by Willowpaw

I think that is what the afore-mentioned face sliders are for. You start with a base model, and then using the sliders, you should be able to tweak that base model into the ethnic look of your choice.

Originally Posted by CrazyJerseyan

And where else are can Caucasians be from originally other then Europe (talking about in a forefather kind of way)?

Originally Posted by Jade_Dragon

Should any rednames be reading this thread...

Idea for NPC dialog:

"No, I don't like being called a 'critter'. That's an ethnic slur. 'MOB' isn't much better, either, it brings up connotations of rioters with pitchforks and torches. The politically correct term is 'Virtually Rendered Citizen'."

Originally Posted by Katze

Reminds me of a Jim Henson skit where someone is yelling out in terror "Monsters!" and the monsters come back with "Actually, we don't like being called monsters. We prefer the term 'cosmetically challenged'. Ha ha ha."

Originally Posted by mintmiki

me = asian

Originally Posted by SunGryphon

Do US hotels still skip floor 13 or has that gone out of practice?

Originally Posted by Novastorm

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Usage Note: Asian is now strongly preferred in place of Oriental for persons native to Asia or descended from an Asian people. The usual objection to Oriental—meaning "eastern"—is that it identifies Asian countries and peoples in terms of their location relative to Europe. However, this objection is not generally made of other Eurocentric terms such as Near and Middle Eastern. The real problem with Oriental is more likely its connotations stemming from an earlier era when Europeans viewed the regions east of the Mediterranean as exotic lands full of romance and intrigue, the home of despotic empires and inscrutable customs. At the least these associations can give Oriental a dated feel, and as a noun in contemporary contexts (as in the first Oriental to be elected from the district) it is now widely taken to be offensive. However, Oriental should not be thought of as an ethnic slur to be avoided in all situations. As with Asiatic, its use other than as an ethnonym, in phrases such as Oriental cuisine or Oriental medicine, is not usually considered objectionable.
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Originally Posted by Lord_Kalistoh

Not sure about other countries but neither "Oriental" nor "Asian" are offensive here at Spain. They're both used (although "Oriental" is more commonly-used). However, sometimes "Chinese" is misused, with bad connotations, to refer all Orientals.

On topic:
I would say "Face 17" & "Young Face 14" are the best choices.

Originally Posted by CrazyJerseyan

Many countries are not as bad with the issue...but America, the land of the free and all, has a real talent in excelling at racism, sexism and any other isms u can come up with. One of the main reasons why this issue was brought up in the 1st place. The OP didnt mean any harm by it, but now we all know and knowing is half the battle. GO JOE!