So uh... whats up with the end game gear designs lately?

[Naunet]

Why did you assume " sexy/revealing/skirts" because we're female...Us girls can look nice w/o looking

Please make sure you understand the context of my posts, which were in direct response to very specific armor from Aion being linked as examples...

I have no idea what "thot" means, though.

It's assumed because look at how well received the Shisui gear is. Though that may be just because it's as equally lewd on males as it is females.

Which makes it a perfect example of how armor should be designed - not because of its "lewd"ness, but because of its equality.

[Chiramu]

Which makes it a perfect example of how armor should be designed - not because of its "lewd"ness, but because of its equality.

Lewd maybe, but male bodies need more added to the bottoms. In terms of shading so you don't lose any bits.

[Jybril]

Please make sure you understand the context of my posts, which were in direct response to very specific armor from Aion being linked as examples...

I have no idea what "thot" means, though.

And I asked which ones were bad in those pics...They look cool to me.
:/ None of those really show a lot of skin. The first concept does a little bit though.
But Highlanders boobies are pretty much out and about on their Race undies...
It's not too bad though. Easily could be altered though to cover the "bits".
I was giving examples of how creative their idea's outfits were. >_>

[ErryK]

Which makes it a perfect example of how armor should be designed - not because of its "lewd"ness, but because of its equality.

See, that's something I do not get when I come to the forums. I see a lot of posts asking for male characters to have the same opportunity as females, but at the same time, I see posts basically blaring out "No I want gender segregation on gear!", it's a constant tug of war...

As far as I'm concerned, I don't mind as long as neither gender gets 'special' gear, and already that's looking grim considering Blackbosom gear, and all the gear prior having a unisex variant, then a female-only variant. It's very discouraging to play a male character and look good, and the ones that do stick it out usually end up finding out ways to accentuate or amplify their character's appearance better.