Stop FFXIV Gender Inequality!

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I'm not expecting SE to start caring any time soon, but I still keep a small hope, they did gave male a few real skirts so eh who knows.

But right now I'm more focusing on male gear no matter if they are feminine or not than cross dressing in itself. Many people don't care at all but as someone who really likes glamour I'm being more than bothered by the little bits here and there that some characters get in more and that in the end starts to add up a little too much imo.
The reactions to the possibility of the Setzer's outfit from female players was a huge thing on my previous thread and now that it was just a mistake the 'gender equality or riot' has suddenly died down or is deemed unreasonable.

tldr all i want is a male Chippendale outfit and right now except laziness se doesn't really have an excuse for not giving us one too.

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And I totally agree with you, when I learned about possible gender locked for both sets I thought it was extremely cliche of SE to do that and was actually surprised considering they have always made gear similar for both gender no matter if they were skimpy or not.
The problem stay still that SE goes out of their way once again to make gear just for one part of their players while the other part would have also want be able to get it.

[Meier]

I'm not expecting SE to start caring any time soon, but I still keep a small hope, they did gave male a few real skirts so eh who knows.

I really hope they do listen and take the feedback seriously. Also, I do 100% agree gender inequality should stop. They usually do take the feedback and listen, so if we stay positive and keep posting, hopefully they will consider and find a way to make everyone happy.

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The reactions to the possibility of the Setzer's outfit from female players was a huge thing on my previous thread and now that it was just a mistake the 'gender equality or riot' has suddenly died down or is deemed unreasonable.

To be fair, if Setzer's outfit was male exclusive and the bunny-girl female exclusive, it's incredibly sexist. I'm glad they made Setzer gender neutral, but we're still stuck with the same problem of the bunny outfit being gender locked. Why square doesn't just make every outfit from here-on-out gender neutral, I don't know.