You choose if you want your character to look more feminine or masculine, and there is a slider for this as well. I also love the lack of a straightforward gender selection. There are a ton of options, but there’s no color wheel so I couldn’t get the exact color I wanted and had to settle for something close to it. One area I was a bit disappointed in was I couldn’t tweak my character’s hair color at all. The preset options are still a bit limited, but you can tweak these with tons of sliders.
There are also a ton more options than there were previously. There didn’t seem to be any limitation to what I could change either. Since I didn’t need to create a new character, I skipped the character creation part, but I was delighted to see I could go into the character creation screen and tweak how my character looks. If you skip this step, you’ll be prompted to make a new character and then you’ll never be able to link the two accounts afterward. One important thing to note: you must link your accounts the first time you play after downloading from the Epic store.
The whole process went smoothly and was over in a matter of minutes. Thankfully, I found my way to their webpage and quickly found what I needed to know to link these two accounts together. I had forgotten about this step and was confused about why the old shortcut wouldn’t launch the game at first. One of the first things I had to do to start playing was to link my Epic account with my Dauntless account, in order to keep the same character I was using previously.
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