Until SE makes male and female glamours equal...

[Naunet]

Theyre actually all from Aion. Really liked the style they had.

I'm sorry, but while I love the armor designs for Aion, I really don't like armor that looks epic on guys but ends up just looking "sexy" on women. Armor that looks epic on guys should look the same on women, and armor that looks sexy and revealing on women should do the same thing for men.

[Awful]

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That's the only thing I miss about Aion was their gear was for both genders and looked friggen AMAZING I loved getting all the gear and transmogged/glamoured myself into a badass on either my beefy Gladiator or my sneaky assassin.

[floofuf]

Incorrect... that word was never used... and we're not talking about a "deleted post"...

The post was a simple question...

...you guys outright just tried to ban me for mere crime of disagreeing with you... and questioning you...

How DARE anyone do that right?

The only person who can try to ban you is yourself. After all, you're saying rude things that other people can report. If you're really concerned about being banned, maybe you should try to being nicer.

Anyway, I'm so thankful for this thread! It has given me so much inspiration for when I start glamour. I really hope that in the future there are better androgynous sets, as I personally don't like many of the girly things (except for on popotos, they're too cute to not dress up!). Good luck, friends!

[Dualgunner]

Oh so frigging sorry I DARED to actually question your viewpoint...

Welcome to the real world.

Oh right. The real world. Where people practice and get better and don't cry to the devs to nerf lv50 content to the ground cuz their group somehow can't do it at 60 :P

[Synrin]

I'm sorry, but while I love the armor designs for Aion, I really don't like armor that looks epic on guys but ends up just looking "sexy" on women. Armor that looks epic on guys should look the same on women, and armor that looks sexy and revealing on women should do the same thing for men.

This is such a hard thing to balance though :/ What set should we make look sexy and what set should we make look badass, and then, as always, who should we prioritise? Males or females? Ugh

[Driavna]

This is such a hard thing to balance though :/ What set should we make look sexy and what set should we make look badass, and then, as always, who should we prioritise? Males or females? Ugh

It's not that hard and Aion already do that with most of their armor (however in their culture most of the time females are going to look femenine and males masculine, even if both are wearing "sexy armor"), was the point of my example. TERA is the game that really do it wrong:

Anyway I understand that some player want their females to look masculine and their males to look femenine.

[Laerune]

TERA online used to have a good balance of sexy male and female outfits, then they went the Loli race route.

[Synrin]

I never played Tera, so I can't say. But in this matter, even if they decide to design sets separately to fit both male and female in a flattering matter (looking at you, current caster gear on males), it would be a step forward.

[Fredco191]

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Aren't you the guy who wants SE to nerf the Coils of Bahamut?

[Naunet]

This is such a hard thing to balance though :/ What set should we make look sexy and what set should we make look badass, and then, as always, who should we prioritise? Males or females? Ugh

Erm, if you're designing an armor to be equally sexy or equally badass... you're not prioritizing one gender over the other.

TERA's been the one to get the closest to right, IMO, though they could have done for a bit more badass in some of the female designs. The equality of castanic armor choices was perfection, however.