Until SE makes male and female glamours equal...

[Synrin]

Im totally against this.

That's fine. I just hope that everyone who thinks the same way revolts equally in the thread where female characters demand, for example, Aymeric's armour and hair.

Also, this doesn't have to be extreme, not all dresses etc, at least hairstyles and other 'innocent' things.

[Serilda]

SJW's are spreading to this game too? damn...go away you vulture.

Who are you talking to? O_o

[Rokke]

It'll never stop.
Think of it like: Wars exists because one person doesn't like what someone likes.

I see it more along the lines of me going in to the Lala picture thread and saying "I don't like Lalas."

Could I? Technically.
Should I? Not really.

and on topic -



the blm pvp top is 100% magical girl and I love it so.

[Crushnight]

[QUOTE=Lukha;4112483]

Oooh, I was rocking that top for a while, but it looks better on you, I think. It works really nicely on Au Ra proportions.

TY ^^ must be the hourglass figure male au ras have XD

[Lukha]

Im totally against this.

Why don't you like fun!?

SJW's are spreading to this game too? damn...go away you vulture.

I don't think you understand what that term means exactly, so I'm going to let that slide even though it's really insulting. This definitely isn't about social justice, it's about fairness and male characters getting the same amount of content for the same subscription fee female characters pay.

I'm not even necessarily saying we want more 'girly' outfits on our male characters, and a lot of these outfits are not things I would normally wear in-game; I usually prefer to go for an elegant or cutely boyish appeal, honestly. But I am making a point here, that you can't actually justify giving male characters fewer items with the rationale that some of them are 'just too girly', given how amazingly feminine I can make my character look with the items we already have available in-game.

[Lukha]

Tonight's feature is the exceptionally manly, Shiva-inspired Hailstorm gear.

[Synrin]

Tonight's feature is the exceptionally manly, Shiva-inspired Hailstorm gear.

You are rocking this set so good that I might consider going for it too as glam now.. o:

[Lukha]

You are rocking this set so good that I might consider going for it too as glam now.. o:

Thank you! I actually like it a lot more without the gloves - they're just a bit too flared at the top, and they hide how great the asymmetrical sleeves look. Those sleeves alone would be enough to keep at least the body in my glamour chest for years to come, but it really is just an all around lovely piece.

[Crushnight]

thing is i wear whatever i fancy at the time if its business themed i'll go after suits, want plate armour got it, want to prance about having fun wearing next to nothing sure can but there are some items that just make no sense to lock behind 1 gender and it just gets insulting when they add multiple sets females can wear but males get 1, its just double standards, this is why i support this thread wholeheartily either make some sets gender neutral or offer males the same amount of unique male only glams as there are female only glams and idm if there are some male only items that become neutral so long as they keep a balance between the amount each gender gets.

[Synrin]

....so long as they keep a balance between the amount each gender gets.

I absolutely agree, it's the same thing with hairstyles.. The over-done Elvis hair is both female and male... I would understand for males but for females too? Such things they make unisex, okay, but why wouldn't they do the same with Lightning, Snow, or Aymeric hair? New Y'shtola's hair on a male Au Ra would be amazing! Aymeric's hair is no different than a lot of 'anime' hairstyles they've given to both genders... So what is the issue? Just like Strife's outfit is unisex, why aren't the others unisex too for cosplay and giggles? SO many questions >_>