Viera male design poll

[Lauront]

It most likely depends on whether they have an ear-length slider or not.

It seems that the same actual setting is used for muscle definition (Hyur/Roegadyn), ear length (Elezen/Lalafell) or tail length (Miqo'te/Au Ra) - so Viera will almost certainly get one or the other, but not both.

It's high time they rolled that option out to all races with muscle definition. They can add something extra for Hyur to compensate. I'll tweak the question a bit, though.

I mean, why all polles looks like "make you own porn actor", what if they just make m vierra with propper bunny head like hrothgars head and with a dad bod?

Yes, how about they take that approach with the females, too, then.

Done!

I think your Au ra build image doesn't respect the actual in-game. I mean Au ra have large shoulders and lean muscles but they aren't much bulky, the bulkiest are Highlander and Roegadyn.

And for muscle sliders: we want them for every race!

Again, I am referencing Au Ra for their bulk. It is very similar to Highlander males - and both are closer to one another than either is to Roegadyn. There's differences in specific areas of the body, like the waist and hips, but not significant enough to make them radically divergent body types in terms of bulk.



It's similar to Elezen, Midlanders and Miqo'te sharing very similar builds with some differences in emphasis on particular areas of the body.

Viera won't be a copy/paste of Au Ra, or Highlanders, or Elezen. So the body I used isn't intended to exactly mimic any of them. I am just referencing their overall bulkiness. SE would need to differentiate them with respect to any existing races regardless.

Eww, it needs me to sign in
Also Lauront why did you leave off the cute Vierafells!

Because of their female counterpart, with whom they procreate, which is stated in no uncertain terms in the lore. If people want that, there is the recourse of creating a separate poll for a distinctive subrace designed along those lines. Or just pick "considerably slimmer" and "more than a head shorter"...