You.. do know that women wearing pants was seen as deviancy? Or further, removing your womanhood entirely.
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95% of the feminine outfits you're crying about are on mogstation, level 1 glams from seasonal events, yorha(excluding bunker because they were all lazy gender neutral) or neo-ishgardian.
Someone in an earlier post said something about making a list of specifics we wanted, so here I will go.
1. All racial gear
2. High House set
3. Uraesus set
4. Thavnair Wool set
5. Boulevardier's set
6. Frontier set
to take a break from the crafted sets
7. Edenmete sets, especially the healing ones.
8. Yorha
9. Let's just throw AF sets in here
10. Riviera Doublet
11. Makai sets
and those are my personal wants for relieved restrictions. :)
Make it make sense.:cool:
Yeah I can 100% get behind that frustration. I feel it deeply, and really going through that request list made me realize just how many sets I just wouldn't touch with a pole. Went looking at the male version and yikes. I can definitely see where the fear of losing masculine gear comes from now. I'm a healer main and it's rough out here trying not to look like a bride.
Yeah it’s pretty bad for both males and females. The healer and caster gear is typically very feminine and “cutesy” with no deviation from that. They dont alter it much either for the males so i’m basically always using level 1 glams for my healer glams because everything else looks super girly. I hope EW changes that but probably not at this point.
So all the level 1 glams I've said plus eden pants(only casting and healing).
AF sets are only different on whm, ast and dancer.
Now, where are the feminine/cute fending and melee sets? Why is healing (and sometime casting) getting them all? Why is everything else made for men?
Theodric has the right of it at the start of the thread. It's nice if they get time but it shouldn't be a priority, people just generally aren't all that interested in cross-dressing their characters.
He's also right that the unisex glams do tend to have a distinctly feminine slant to a lot of them.