Can we talk about the bunny suit for males?

[DakenBrunel]

Yoshida has stated before it takes 6 months to design and implement gear into the game. Why exactly are we wasting dev time on this?

[Lambdafish]

For the same reason that they "wasted" 6 months to design and implement the female version

For the same reason that they are "wasting" 6 months to implement the Edda outfits for females

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

People want it, Papa Yoshi is gonna give it to us.

[dejiko_san]

Yoshida has stated before it takes 6 months to design and implement gear into the game. Why exactly are we wasting dev time on this?

The way I see it, the guys had fun designing a sexy bunny girl outfit for girls. Now the girls on the team can have fun making a sexy outfit for guys.

I'm expecting something out of a shonen-ai doujinshi haha

[DakenBrunel]

I would prefer that the dev team make lasting sustainable content first, then worry about making nice looking optional gear.

[Lone-wolfe-02]

Thing is glamour items are a big thing to a lot of people hence why we get alot.

[Heliantheae]

I feel like you've covered a lot of ground here today, but all I heard was we're getting Edda's dress.

[reiichi]

I would prefer that the dev team make lasting sustainable content first, then worry about making nice looking optional gear.

And other people, a large enough number to get development attention, would like a bunny outfit to wear around. Male characters tend to get less unique glamors as it is. More often than not, our gear ends up being unisex or gets converted to be femalefriendly . It's kinda nice to see it going in the other direction for once.

Square Enix naturally plans content as it is. They're not suddenly losing developers who'd be working on a raid or dungeons to make glamor items.

[ErryK]

I would prefer that the dev team make lasting sustainable content first, then worry about making nice looking optional gear.

I think it's cute how you think the dev team that makes gear also makes battle content.

[SwdVengeance]

I would prefer that the dev team make lasting sustainable content first, then worry about making nice looking optional gear.

To be fair, "lasting sustainable content" may be a new raid for some, or glamour to others. Those particular terms you used can be applied very liberally and are subject to interpretation and application.