Bow to your Hyur overloads. Anyways it's because the model of the hats are awful, it's why I keep them invisible unless it's a Dragoon helmet.
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Bow to your Hyur overloads. Anyways it's because the model of the hats are awful, it's why I keep them invisible unless it's a Dragoon helmet.
Maybe, just maybe, the weaver cut holes in the hats to make ears go through?
Imagine having your ears squashed, not only will you not be able to hear a thing, but it will also hurt, since you wear your hat for months and months and months without taking it off
P.S worst case, wear a pumpkin
Have you SEEN the helmet from the DQX cross over? I look like a bunny instead of a cat. I actually cringed in pain. Those little diffreinces, not a big deal but this... owww
As OP suggested, I prefer went the ears stick out... not when they are hidden beneath a cloth or piece of armor. However, that would require a complete rework of MOST pieces of gear... not just for miqo'te, but for other races as well. Now that you've pointed out the lack of consistency with your ears jetting out, I won't be able to unsee it. :(
Most experienced haberdashers (dedicated hat makers) when dealing with a population of such varying ears would simply have a stock of blanks in several popular head sizes. The using complicated and almost mystical calculation would cut out ear holes before finishing the hat for the client. So there would be no painful ear squishing or plastic surgery needed to wear your new hat.
I'm in a Free Company that is 99.9% Miqo'te. Whenever all of the Miqo'te are picking on my Derplander, I simply reply; "Ear-pockets."
"Why did you have to take it that far?"
I love playing a Bard specifically because the AF and AF2 hats let my ears fly free lol
...okay, other reasons, too, but if I'm going to have a hat this fabulous I'm going to show it off.
I support the message in this thread, and I will bump it. I'd also like the model for the Miqo'te version of Snow's hairstyle redone. The position of the ears on it indicates they are quite a few inches above where the actual skull ends.