More character models instead on new races

[Lacan]

It's not the most pressing issue. Requests for Highlander men to have proper eyebrows, for instance, have been made long before Viera were even officially announced. I hope that the gender lock is removed someday, though at the same time I'd rather see the existing playable races given some love as no new races should have been added in the first place until they were fixed.

This is true too. I feel like a complete overhaul of the character creator is coming eventually since they already expanded it with all the customization they're letting people do with Viera/Hrothgar. My dream scenario would be them doing an overhauled character creator for 6.0 with the other gender options for Viera/Hrothgar to round out the races.

But as for the highlander eyebrow thing, I think the lore book says they did it out of mourning for their lost homeland. But since we fixed that in Stormblood you'd think your eyebrows would be growing back by now. :v

[Theodric]

This is true too. I feel like a complete overhaul of the character creator is coming eventually since they already expanded it with all the customization they're letting people do with Viera/Hrothgar. My dream scenario would be them doing an overhauled character creator for 6.0 with the other gender options for Viera/Hrothgar to round out the races.

But as for the highlander eyebrow thing, I think the lore book says they did it out of mourning for their lost homeland. But since we fixed that in Stormblood you'd think your eyebrows would be growing back by now. :v

Mm. I'd rather see them hold off on everything until they can launch it all at the same time. A minor example would be the mannequins for player housing. We're being drip fed them on a patch by patch basis but they still haven't added Hyur yet which is the only one I'm really interested in.

As for the eyebrows, I'm aware of the lore excuse but not every Highlander hails from Ala Mhigo or even cares for it. Highlander women were added later on and weren't subject to such a tradition, which I'd say is pretty telling in itself.