They look like THAT on femroe???".
If you're talking full armor ish then that's a non-starter, you can mistake a femroe for a male highlander or Draggo when everything is covered up. (I've played Femroe for years and even I sometimes had a hard time telling Draggo bois apart from fellow femroe from a glance)
That's kinda the whole point to armor, it's not exactly easy to tell the details of the body.
My Femroe had max slider boobs and still looked like the best example of a male action figure in one of my fav armors last year.
Wanna show off your character's body you have to take that into consideration when you glam, nothing new. At a glance I can't tell a viera from a Elezen if they wear the mascot heads unless I see a idle or pose unique to them and I'll be the first to say they have much better proportions.
No, they didn't.
Roe males look like big meat wall gorillas like the galka before them, Femroe look masculine af. People find the Hrothgar body shape far more pleasing because it is, it's a inverted triangle to get that classic heroic shape. Roe as a race failed to appeal fully to those looking for a large race cause of their proportions much like how Elezen failed to appeal fully to people looking for tall, thin races cause of their proportions and animations ... leaving room for the Male Draggos and tall Viera to take root (I say tall cause a number try to be as short as possible cause they really just wanted Bunny nekos).
If you think
this can take the place of a Beastly Race in a fantasy game then ... you do you. That's your opinion and you can have it. To ME? Draggos look far more beastly than Roes and Hrothgar clearly appeal more to the fans of furry than Roe, tis why they normally outnumber the whole of the roe race combined regardless of being just males with the most limits of any race when it comes to hair. They clearly add to the game ... can even give you the math on it.
Not sure what you're even getting at anymore, you just seem salty and looking for a debate.
Guess Imma end this here.