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I think WoW isn't ugly per se, it's different from say FFXI or EQ2, it's not meant to look like those games. It's meant to fit into the Warcraft universe, and personally I think they actually did an outstanding job as far as scenery goes. Characters in WoW are ..., lacking.
EQ2 is somewhat similar, the environment is truly stunning (if your system can handle it), it's hands down much more detailed and "alive" than anything seen in FFXI.
Character models in EQ2 have come a long way from EQ1, many improvements can be seen especially in combat animations and more life-like character animation in general. But again, just like in WoW, in EQ2 the characters are less developed that the environment. I am sure that is partly because further refining them is CPU intensive.
The reason why EQ2 characters own is that there are a lot of options for character appearance customization. That's something that really ticked me of in FFXI, that everyone looks the same. While this can of course happen in EQ2 as well, there are a lot of things one can change about one's character to make the visuals unique, or at least close to unique.
EQ2 is somewhat similar, the environment is truly stunning (if your system can handle it), it's hands down much more detailed and "alive" than anything seen in FFXI.
Character models in EQ2 have come a long way from EQ1, many improvements can be seen especially in combat animations and more life-like character animation in general. But again, just like in WoW, in EQ2 the characters are less developed that the environment. I am sure that is partly because further refining them is CPU intensive.
The reason why EQ2 characters own is that there are a lot of options for character appearance customization. That's something that really ticked me of in FFXI, that everyone looks the same. While this can of course happen in EQ2 as well, there are a lot of things one can change about one's character to make the visuals unique, or at least close to unique.