Pole Dance Emote and Furnishing: When Do We Get It?

[Magnedeus]

Ask yourself this: Do you really wanna see a poledancing lala?

[Vahlnir]

Ask yourself this: Do you really wanna see a poledancing lala?

[Rilifane]

Ask yourself this: Do you really wanna see a poledancing lala?

No, but I want to see a poledancing male Roe in a bunny outfit ♥

[lolicon09]

No, but I want to see a poledancing male Roe in a bunny outfit ♥

That sure would be a strong pole

[Just-Communication]

Ask yourself this: Do you really wanna see a poledancing lala?

Skewer a potato on a BBQ stick.

Turn slowly.

Profit.

[Kacho_Nacho]

Ask yourself this: Do you really wanna see a poledancing lala?

If it was Tatar-

*koff* *koff*

I mean no, of course not.

In my opinion, there are much more important matters to attend to, for example, my Sheltron still does nothing against Critical Attacks...I'd personally appreciate if devs would address things like that before deciding if they want to make WoLs strippers or not.

Force, you do know that the people who make /emotes are a different department than the people who focus on mechanics, right?

I know this might come off as offensive to modders, and I mean no disrespect, but sometimes I think they're becoming a detriment to this community. It's not necessarily about what they do, but players who see their work seem to develop unrealistic expectations of the developers. They think the dev team can create the same thing with ease. Yet, the mods are always client-side and don't factor in combining with other gear pieces in the game. Then there's also about how they interact with the world, with things like physics or wind. I've noticed mods always change the entire outfit on the character and are never matched with other items in the game. I think they're a bad way to expect anything from the dev team.

I agree. Let me backup on that statement.

It is in no way a judgement on the modders. They simply wish to improve the game in someway. But, their work does undermine the relationship the customer base has with Square Enix.

People naturally see a modder do something with relative easy and assume the reason a particular issue is still in the game is due to apathy or incompetence of the devs. When nothing could be further from the truth.