We still care deeply about the Shape of our characters..[Dev Request]

[Canadane]

A lot of the equipment doesn't take into account bust size already. I picked the largest breasts for my Au Ra and they do look bigger when I don't have any equipment equipped but if I put on something like monk eso body my Au Ra looks really flat. It's like this armor was designed to be unisex and it doesn't show off bust on female characters.

Try the monk PvP armour. Specifically the Jacket of the Rising Dragon.
Chops off your breasts and gives you that manly rugged chest.

I mean, it makes sense that gear doesn't change depending on the wearer. Even if the above example is just extreme binding. So stuff like that isn't the biggest of concerns. But actually changing the model of the characters (even though they had the excuse they wouldn't add fangs to Seekers because they don't want to change models on people unexpectedly) is rather upsetting.

[Kosmos992k]

**snip** But actually changing the model of the characters (even though they had the excuse they wouldn't add fangs to Seekers because they don't want to change models on people unexpectedly) is rather upsetting.

Make the fangs an option...that way no one changes without wanting to...

More on topic, I knew that various gear changes the size and bounciness of the bust on female characters, but I hadn't really thought about how different gear actually alters the character model, presumably to prevent clipping. Seriously, SE needs to revamp their character /gear models, gear physics and character rendering.

And before someone snarks about PS3 limitations, there is no PS3 limitation that would prevent gear scaling to a characters actual shape as chosen by the player, there are plenty of games that do that on PS3, it should be a non-issue.