Britsgeekstop Hair in Xbox’s Avowed

I totally get what you mean about the hair in Avowed! It's not just you; I've been seeing so many discussions online about how some of the character models, especially the hair, can look a bit... well, wild, as the original post perfectly described it. When you're trying to immerse yourself in a new fantasy world, seeing your character's hair float like a detached wig during a jump can really pull you out of the experience. It makes you wonder about the character creation and customization options available in the game. For many of us, the ability to truly personalize our avatar is a huge part of the RPG appeal. We want our character to feel like our character, from their facial features to their armor, and yes, even their hairstyle. This is why having robust options for changing appearance in Avowed is so crucial. Will there be an in-game barber or a magic mirror where we can tweak our looks post-creation? Or will we be stuck with our initial choices, hoping for future patches to refine the aesthetics? Typically, in games like this, you might find options to alter hairstyles, facial hair, makeup, or even body type at certain points, either through a dedicated NPC or a menu. I'm really hoping Avowed lets us experiment a bit, especially if the initial hair physics are a work in progress! Beyond just fixing cosmetic issues, players are always on the lookout for ways to optimize their gameplay or discover unique aspects, sometimes even what some might call 'exploits.' While we're not talking about breaking the game, understanding hidden customization options or clever ways to combine gear for unique looks could be considered a form of 'appearance exploit' – finding those perfect pieces that just click. Are there hidden dyes? Secret barber NPCs? Or maybe certain armor sets that magically make the hair physics behave better? It's all part of the fun of discovery in a new RPG. It would be fantastic if the developers gave us tools to truly make our characters unique, allowing us to tweak our appearance throughout our journey. Imagine finding a rare dye to change your hair color or unlocking a legendary hairstyle! These small details contribute so much to our personal narrative within the game. Let's hope Avowed delivers on deep character customization, so our characters can look as epic as their adventures. What are your thoughts? Have you found any interesting ways to customize your character or work around some of the visual quirks so far?