I like the female dragoon pose. I saw this one chick in WoD yesterday and took a screenie because she just looked so badass. xD
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I like the female dragoon pose. I saw this one chick in WoD yesterday and took a screenie because she just looked so badass. xD
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This is probably going on a stretch but do you still have the image? The one you linked in the thread is broken.
I want to change the glamour on my female dragoon and iirc the person in the image sort of looked like a Valkyrie right? I dig it so much so if you can link it again that'd be much appreciated.
Last edited by AppleJinx; 12-16-2016 at 02:17 AM.

It makes me so furious that female WARs have to hold their axes with both hands while males use only one hand. We're just as strong as the guys! It also makes certain armor (anything with prominent shoulder pieces) clip right into our faces when we're in that pose. It's ridiculous.
Did you hear about the new study on dragons published by Ishgardian scholars? It was quite thorough, but peer reviews said it was Biast.




I'm of the camp of "release all poses and emote animations for all races and genders, no exceptions", so I agree that I'd love to see us able to cycle through the /cposes for the genders. While I love the iconic dragoon pose on my male, I do see why female dragoons would want to have it as well. I mean, it's the iconic pose, a bit odd that SE didn't give that to both genders.
And god knows I'd prefer the male PLD /cpose for my female model miqo'te. I hate how the female model has their shield arm up in the air, it just looks awkward and especially so if you have no shield equipped. >_> Just let us all have the same /cpose, or allow us to cycle between the male and female /cpose. SE pls.

As far as I'm concerned, variety adds to how unique people are far more than limited racial/gender selections. Someone is unique based on how they are in various factors and that includes how they move, use their hands, their typical way of sitting/standing. Opening up the poses instead of locking them to specific characters would do a lot more for unique characters than having everyone from a specific race/gender picking from some limited amount of poses that might not even express what they want correctly.
That's my opinion anyway, what people choose when they have the choices means a lot more than what people are forced to go with.


I wish I could have the male WHM pose on females. Yes, the female pose is sweet and gentle looking with a cute smile, very nice and all, but that just doesn't suit my character at all.
Not every female healer is a darling little angel, y'know.![]()
Who says they are darling little angels. It's the smile of ultimate power of who lives and dies that is coming through that smile. It's positively evil.
But I agree emotes, poses, hair and gear should for the most part not be gender/race locked. The more choice people have the more interesting they become. Another thing I'd like to see si being able to set a different idle pose for each job. While I love the whm and bard and war ones. I dislike the ninja one - I prefer the low to the ground ready to pounce more. But it seems the game stores the info together for all as same.



Indeed. I don't mind having normal poses with gender lock, (although the option for one effeminate or masculine pose for males and females is preferred does not have to be the same poses available to the other gender) but combat poses should not be because it's a style that you learn, so your pose is determined with training and that which is comfortable...
~Terra-chan~



This is ridiculous.
I keep waiting for someone to complain because breasts are gender locked. >.>
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