Right now, everybody under the age of sixteen looks exactly the same. It would be nice if their appearance reflected their DNA, and not just their race and gender. If Paradox released a DLC that dealt with this, I'd buy it.
For me, to not break immersion it'd take way more than even the 4 you mentioned.I don't need to see how little John Lackland looks in different stages of childhood, so I'm happy with current "placeholder" portraits. Children change their appearance rather quickly as they grow up and you would need different portrait graphics for baby, toddler, child and teen.
The focus of the game is in adult characters, so I would rather have more ethnic portrait packs than portraits of children.
I wouldn't, people look quite different at 8/10/12/13/14/15 and unless there's going to be 10x as much content for that pack than anything previously it's going to look very silly.
For me, to not break immersion it'd take way more than even the 4 you mentioned.
I wouldn't, people look quite different at 8/10/12/13/14/15 and unless there's going to be 10x as much content for that pack than anything previously it's going to look very silly.
For me, to not break immersion it'd take way more than even the 4 you mentioned.
Just having one portrait that is based on what they will look like as an adult would be nice, even if its from 0-16. Making it 8-16 could be considered 'close enough' since they are near enough full height by that point. Its kinda sad seeing the random betrothal or your heir turn into some hideous monster without any warning. I've turned down enough betrothals because the genius/attractive duchess turned out to be some kind of hideous mule/pig hybrid.
LolNo thanks. I prefer children this way because you can identify them so well when scrolling lists.
I just imagine that they haven't had a portrait commissioned yet because they're too young. Maybe the way they show up should be a little more detailed (hair colour, eye colour, exact skintone), but their features would take too long to implement and make them harder to find in lists.