And what are the odds that a Male character will look like me now, in my gender/racial specific gear? Zero. It's really not that much of a fallacy.It's sort of a fallacy: "If everyone has access to the same things they'll all look the same." This is more complicated for class balance: "If there are different skill trees or different specs, players will just find out the 'best' ones and shun the rest" this leads to some classes being insta-kicked off parties, and some jobs not being played because they're deemed "inferior", but for glamours it's quite the opposite: "the more options people have, the less likely they are to choose/look the same."
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