Will the afro be available to both genders?

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Originally Posted by myahele

I'm genuinely curious how the afro will look on miqo'tes. Will the ears be on top of the afro?

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I just Googled cat with an afro, it works I guess?

http://cdn1.images.videobash.com/pho...7/448/7448.jpg

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Originally Posted by myahele

I'm genuinely curious how the afro will look on miqo'tes. Will the ears be on top of the afro?

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How would hair change the ear position? This doesn't happen with any other hairstyle afaik.
Not to mention it doesn't make sense biologically speaking.

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Originally Posted by Colorful

I just Googled cat with an afro, it works I guess?

http://cdn1.images.videobash.com/pho...7/448/7448.jpg

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That is just freaky XD

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Originally Posted by Souljacker

Nah. How about NO exclusivity and people can just dress their characters the way they want, as it should be in a FANTASY game? No need to impose gender stereotypes in a completely fictional world.

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Gender stereotypes? No, I never said that, please don't read between the nonexistent lines. I simply want one of two things: start giving more exclusivity towards genders (it's not fair that females can wear so many unisex options because it looks "good" on them/it's considered more ethical) OR give a more broader, unisex option when implementing glamor. I would rather have the former, as I feel it gives your starting decisions (race/sex) more weight, as opposed to having a giant melting pot of gear where there's no difference. That doesn't mean I'm stereotyping.

Get the feeling the afro probably isn't going to be the only thing available to both males and females.


(hint: it's probably not the new dress)

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Originally Posted by AkashiXI

Gender stereotypes? No, I never said that, please don't read between the nonexistent lines. I simply want one of two things: start giving more exclusivity towards genders (it's not fair that females can wear so many unisex options because it looks "good" on them/it's considered more ethical) OR give a more broader, unisex option when implementing glamor. I would rather have the former, as I feel it gives your starting decisions (race/sex) more weight, as opposed to having a giant melting pot of gear where there's no difference. That doesn't mean I'm stereotyping.

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Gotta be weary of the PC police!

http://cnmnewz.com/wp-content/upload...09/pc-bros.png

Reference: pic from Season 19 Ep 1 of South Park. A hilarious episode I must say, and I don't even usually watch south park.

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Originally Posted by MistyMew

i was gonna say its a tad outdated but cool its both genders O.o lol

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The hairstyle of the son of the mayor of New York City, who is barely out of his teens, is outdated?

Just because an Afro is your idea of blaxploitation, and dreadlocks your idea of whatever jokes will follow comments about those... doesn't mean these are not perfectly valid hair styles for representing those of us who want our characters to be a little more like ourselves or the people around us.

Hoping the afro will be braidable and loc'able.

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Originally Posted by Souljacker

Nah. How about NO exclusivity and people can just dress their characters the way they want, as it should be in a FANTASY game? No need to impose gender stereotypes in a completely fictional world.

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This. Thank you. Just remove gender locks entirely, really.

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Originally Posted by _slowpoke_

This. Thank you. Just remove gender locks entirely, really.

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I'm not gonna lie, I'm more than a little afraid of what would happen if the Male Sea Wolves and Hellsguard were suddenly able to wear the "Bunny Suits" from the Gold Saucer. <Shudders at the thought>