Dancer a bit feminine

[Eldtagg]

Admittedly, I haven't played it a lot yet but was it only me that was a little dissapointed that the dance moves are so "feminine".

Let me rephrase that: I understand if others does not mind the animations but for me personally.

I used to dance a lot of streetdance and breakdance when I was a teenager and I'll tell you, I might have been athletic slim built back then but there would be no chance that I could move as the dancer because I don't have the hips/feminine figure or grace to pull it off.

I would have liked if the animations were a little more "heavy" in their expression. There's nothing wrong with having soft moves when dancing but when everything is soft all the time it becomes a bit boring and the dance doesn't really tell a story.

just my 5 cent I know

[M1551NGN0]

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[guardin]

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stop being so rude dude. lol so closed minded added nothing to the post and literally derailed the topic. I agree op but it doesnt bother me as much.

[Marc-Vigar]

I agree with you OP, the thing is some jobs fit more on a specific gender.

For example WAR is a manly man job, and WHM is more femenine, though that might vary depending on people perception.

[WalxAtNite]

I agree. Something that's supposed to be so.... ugh, what's the word.... powerful?...

Well, it just seems dainty.

[Jukebox12]

I take op hasn't done ballet or ballroom as a child due to the post but I have since the ages of 3 and let me tell you. Men are supposed to be elegant yet fierce strong but soft. My last three years of dancing which is 15-18 I was athletically bulky

[Eldtagg]

I get what you mean but dancer doesn't dance ballet and ballet does not consist only of graceful soft dancesteps. It depends a lot of which type of ballet you practice.
There's a reason that most professional b-boys take ballet classes.

I can agree with you on traditional ballet being very elegant .

Dancer however is supposed to be a war dance form and such you should have to move much faster and with more weight in your throws. "
War dance" is not very far from martial arts e.g. capoeira for example although they mostly use kicks, sometimes weapons.

It's just IMO I know. Sometimes it's just nice to throw your IMO out and discuss

[Jukebox12]

I get what you mean but dancer doesn\\'t dance ballet and ballet does not consist only of graceful soft dancesteps. It depends a lot of which type of ballet you practice.

There\\'s a reason that most professional b-boys take ballet classes.

True but let me remind you I did say ballroom

[Eldtagg]

Yes but dancer is not a traditional dancer job

Dancer is a warrior first a performer second.