my dancer would look awesome in this. SE plz. Y∆Y
my dancer would look awesome in this. SE plz. Y∆Y
A central difference between sexes is useful for a multitude of reasons, if players were given the choice to dress in whatever gear they wanted the thematic appearances of each race/sex/job combination would quite quickly crumble. It's already a hassle with the bikini-tanks and whatnot.
Some limiters are a very sensible and reasonable approach to the scenario.
Then with that attitude.. ban women from wearing men's gender specific gear. It's needs to be equal from a gamers point of view. I do not care about your real life vendetta's at all. But playing the game as a whole, if we are going to restrict male character's ability to wear everything, female characters need the same treatment. It is only fair.A central difference between sexes is useful for a multitude of reasons, if players were given the choice to dress in whatever gear they wanted the thematic appearances of each race/sex/job combination would quite quickly crumble. It's already a hassle with the bikini-tanks and whatnot.
Some limiters are a very sensible and reasonable approach to the scenario.
And obviously you're quite wrong, and it's just your opinion. Female's have been able to wear gear that was supposed to be male only, yet nothing has "crumbled" yet....
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Ouch, you don't really have to be so aggressive, this is a civil discussion.
There's a clear difference between the clothing of sexes, the only one is not the fact that each wears their own. Mens clothing have traits that are interchangeable and quite harmless, as a woman wearing mens clothes is not a big deal almost anywhere, unless you live in some specific countries with quite harsh laws and such. In complete contrast, womens clothes oft have traits such as femininity, gracefulness and other feminine traits that not only define the gender, but also bring out the wonderful aspects of it.
By 'making it even', as you suggest, the unique aspect and charm of female characters would pretty much be muddled down, only to be held aloft with hairstyles and such, maybe males and females should have the same hairstyles as well, just to complete the shift? Don't be obtuse.
By that logic, the unique aspect and charm of male characters have already been muddled down, only to be held aloft by hairstyles and such. Every single male exclusive glamour has a female counterpart, but the reverse isn't true.By 'making it even', as you suggest, the unique aspect and charm of female characters would pretty much be muddled down, only to be held aloft with hairstyles and such, maybe males and females should have the same hairstyles as well, just to complete the shift? Don't be obtuse.
Ah, but as I aforementioned in the very same post you quoted, the male traits are interchangeable as clothes do not have the same definitive aspect when it comes to women's clothes.
Females are given the choice to dress in whatever gear they want, but this is not seen as problematic. Why is it problematic for guys to dress in whatever gear they want? Why would that make the thematic appearances crumble, but females being unrestricted does not cause a crumbling? Is excluding guys from vanity gear the way to preserve thematic appearances of each race/sex/job, which are not threatened by not excluding girls?
EDIT:
I think one of the issues here is that people who play male characters are locked out of some gear they might like. They might look at the bunny crown, for example (completely harmless and bunny boys are considered cute uguu), and know it's not available to them because of their gender choice. When players with female characters face such a situation, the gear is made available to them, thus creating a situation where people with female characters are catered to by getting exclusive extras that the male characters do not get.
Even male hairstyles (Rush hairstyle, anyone?) are being made available to females.
Even if you ignore looks and whether people'd want to use it or Japanese society, in-game, there is an arbitrary divide between males and females where one sex gets exclusive extras.
Last edited by No2631; 06-07-2015 at 05:11 AM.
I <3 you so much! :3Females are given the choice to dress in whatever gear they want, but this is not seen as problematic. Why is it problematic for guys to dress in whatever gear they want? Why would that make the thematic appearances crumble, but females being unrestricted does not cause a crumbling? Is excluding guys from vanity gear the way to preserve thematic appearances of each race/sex/job, which are not threatened by not excluding girls?
Edit: Your Edit made me <3 you even more!!!
Last edited by KaiKatzchen; 06-07-2015 at 05:16 AM.
I'm just a bun boy, doing bun boy things.
Thank you!!!!!! Someone that gets the real issue here! Thank you ^^Females are given the choice to dress in whatever gear they want, but this is not seen as problematic. Why is it problematic for guys to dress in whatever gear they want? Why would that make the thematic appearances crumble, but females being unrestricted does not cause a crumbling? Is excluding guys from vanity gear the way to preserve thematic appearances of each race/sex/job, which are not threatened by not excluding girls?
EDIT:
I think one of the issues here is that people who play male characters are locked out of some gear they might like. They might look at the bunny crown, for example (completely harmless and bunny boys are considered cute uguu), and know it's not available to them because of their gender choice. When players with female characters face such a situation, the gear is made available to them, thus creating a situation where people with female characters are catered to by getting exclusive extras that the male characters do not get.
Even male hairstyles (Rush hairstyle, anyone?) are being made available to females.
Even if you ignore looks and whether people'd want to use it or Japanese society, in-game, there is an arbitrary divide between males and females where one sex gets exclusive extras.
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