What if 2k scanned in real people as generated rookies?

[dwayne12345]

If 2K scanned real people for the game the people would have to sign off on it. It's the same process used in television for reality tv stars, many of which aren't getting paid to be on the show. They just signed an agreement which is what would obviously be necesary for this concept.

However a better method is to just have the generated logorithms fall within more realistic parameters.

For example: black people shouldn't have thin lips with skinny long noses. Being a black person I know that to not be an average trait of the majority of black people. I've seen the game generated so many dark skin black guys with blue eyes that are slanted upwards in an asian way. I have met 0 dark skin brothers with blue asian slanted eyes. The game shouldn't generate people who fall within such an anomaly. It's nonsensical.

The computer would generate more realistic looking players if the parameters for random generation were set more rigorously.

[javicd21]

Quote: Originally Posted by redsox4evur

Yes they would have to worry about lawsuits. I am 99.99% sure that in the contracts there is no mention that by signing this contract you are allowing 2K to use your likeness in our video games. They need permission from their employees.

I understand that. What I meant was that it would be easier to add those people than to add regular joes like us. They were in 2k14 on the PS4, I remember seeing Mike Wang on one of my MyGM saves.

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[Kobrakai]

All they need to do is add more detailed face sculpting sliders like in Dragon Age: Inquisition or plenty of MMO games, the variety in those is nearly endless.

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[NINJAK2]

I'd even take Mass Effect 1 customization as an upgrade