I think different outfits for the genders is a good idea. That is equality.
Play a female character? Make a set for only female characters.
Play a male character? Make a set for only male characters.
I think different outfits for the genders is a good idea. That is equality.
Play a female character? Make a set for only female characters.
Play a male character? Make a set for only male characters.
Last edited by Teia; 02-16-2015 at 08:23 PM.
Equality doesn't exist. The world isn't perfect and I'm sure you can agree with me on that. Please continue with your reaction instead of actually contributing to the matter. I'm fine with the outfits being separate. You're taking it a step further (which you're allowed to do). Implying that those things would happen takes away from the vision of SE and it shows they can't be trusted to make their own decisions.
And I could live with that... if the two outfits had any sort of equivalence in relation to the franchise. Name one FF game where one of the main characters' primary costume has been a sexy bunny suit.
(Main characters as in playable characters that are not temporarily controlled NPCs.)



You're missing the point. Males are getting a detailed, iconic FF set while females are getting something that looks like a $15 costume that came out of a plastic bag after being purchased at a Halloween store.
I don't see how this makes a disadvantage in the game. Just don't buy the gear. Problem is..people will purchase it anyway.
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