New Emotes you would like to see?

I want an emote that either involves throwing a lala or having an Au Ra breath fire( I know its race specific but come on, you know it would be cool)

Squats from FF7

Pushups, squats, sit ups.

100 of each followed by a 10k run, an emote available only to level 60 monks.

Also, more alternate poses with your weapon drawn.

Has /praise been mentioned?

I want to /praise my wind-up sun.

\O/

I love the emote that Rauibahn has with Nanamo, the one where he lifts her up with his 1 hand and she justs sits there. I know that the odds of this happening is zero, since a Lalafell lifting a Roegadyn will look very weird, but one can hope, right?

/yawn

With voice of course.

A "shush" emote.
http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/...20151112081539

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Originally Posted by FutileMasquerade

Pushups, squats, sit ups.

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Only if it comes with an emote to automatically drink juice after those emotes (Cookie for those who get the reference).

At any case, we could use more idle poses/ stances. New running animations would be great, too.

This isn't a unique emote exactly, more like another sitting pose, but maybe a way for our characters to lay on the ground? Sure, we can lay on the bed, but there isn't always a bed. Maybe the positions are different from the bed too, and it's useful for rp situations where your character might have passed out.

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Originally Posted by Ametrine

I like it, but I know the Midlander F "princess" jog drives some people crazy, so alternative runs and walks would be nice.

Personally, I always thought the speed-walker sprint of Roegadames was hilarious.

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This is the main reason I have never considered making another Hyur. I had a Hyur in 1.0, but couldn't hang with the sashaying anymore :(


For emotes, I've always wanted this one (sorry about tater quality, this was from my old PC at launch D: ):
http://i.imgur.com/vebtYhy.png

It's been ages since I've seen it, but IIRC, they kind of jump back a tiny amount and put both hands in the air (as shown). I think this could have worked well for /deny.