ye he loooks too much like a human

Kinda reminds me of the Deep Eyes helmets from Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, though, which is cool.

I mean a lot of Graxx skins have "eyes" so..........

I know that a lack of visible eyes is kind of a rule for most frames but tbh I like to go for the ones that have eyes, so this is a plus for me. I wanna look like a mecha.

i think it looks good i mean its better than the lamp shade helmet

Guys, the TennoGen rules say that actual anatomically correct face features are not allowed but stylized stuff is no problem at all. Also every single Grineer mask has these kinds of eyes... heck, even Vay Hek as these kinds of eyes and he doesn't even wear a mask. You see, this is completely fine if we consider the Grineer aesthetics.

*cough* Mirage Prime eyes *cough*

You couldn't be bothered to explain why it ruins it?

Of course he couldn't be bothered to explain how it ruins it, none of the people that post these ever read the feedback guidelines. Also, not really a valid complaint since Valkyr Prime, Harrow, Mirage, Mirage Prime, Ash Prime, Mag Prime, Hydroid Prime, Frost Prime, Garuda, and a whole herd of other Warframes have lights that look like an eye or eyes on the helmets.

Mate, I'm gonna be honest with ya, I don't really give a single ♥♥♥♥ about the guidelines. I'm saying the eyes make it look uglier than it should be. That's it.

Take the eyes out and it looks better. You can't get any feedback more concise than that.

That is just your opinion Erick, and your opinion sucks in my opinion (which can suck in your opinion). But yeah, all the Grineer have similar eye pieces on their masks. Hell look at Tel Regor.

引用自 só erick mesmo：

Take the eyes out and it looks better. You can't get any feedback more concise than that.

Take the eyes out and it looks like it's missing something. Yeah, good feedback.

I personally love it. Baruuk's original skin looks horrible to me, so i'll take this any day.

Take my money!

It's ironic how people only now decide to harp on the eyes or some other incredibly dumb detail on Warframe skins, be it hoods or eyeball lights, or some other non issue that's not an actual critique or feedback.

Yet if you actually take a look at base Warframe models, at least on some of the original's as far as my memory goes, they all got little light eyes of some kind, and even more so, nearly every Graxx skin is styled with some form of eyes that mimic the Grineer style (there are exceptions with how many lights on the face but I digress), almost like that's the point or something entirely unfathomable.

People seriously have to stop echoing DE's "reasoning" for skins getting denied, because they give no actual explanation, while contradicting themselves constantly, almost like nearly every employee at DE in charge of judging this stuff has a different idea of what Warframe's "style" is.

引用自 Cubbage：

It's ironic how people only now decide to harp on the eyes or some other incredibly dumb detail on Warframe skins, be it hoods or eyeball lights, or some other non issue that's not an actual critique or feedback.

Yet if you actually take a look at base Warframe models, at least on some of the original's as far as my memory goes, they all got little light eyes of some kind, and even more so, nearly every Graxx skin is styled with some form of eyes that mimic the Grineer style (there are exceptions with how many lights on the face but I digress), almost like that's the point or something entirely unfathomable.

People seriously have to stop echoing DE's "reasoning" for skins getting denied, because they give no actual explanation, while contradicting themselves constantly, almost like nearly every employee at DE in charge of judging this stuff has a different idea of what Warframe's "style" is.

You just said so many right things! The case with eye-like features on a skin is like the most misunderstood rule of the whole guide. Let me quote the guide here:
It never says something about facial features being completely forbidden. As long as the creators don't make them anatomically correct there's no problem with facial features at all.