Square Enix, Bulge Slider for male and female please?

[smoodie]

Male - If a man was to wear yorha leggings in real life, you would see a bulge.

Female - You may never know

[Nandrolone]

I’m crying lol But seriously, I’m all for more options I guess. I suppose I could see Yoshida adding it for both, since he’s very apathetic for LGBTQ people. Only problem is that they won’t add anything more to customization. You’re better off asking for male/female bulge glamour instead, like how the 2B bottoms give females a larger butt.

[HeyMcFly]

No chest hair? no bulge- plot twist- you've been playing women with no actual breasts!

[Cyreil]

The obsession and insecurity is real.

[myahele]

This is a family friendly game, so I doubt they'd ever release something like that

[Lunalepsy]

This is a family friendly game, so I doubt they'd ever release something like that

You must be joking.

[YellowCrystarium]

This is a family friendly game, so I doubt they'd ever release something like that

But there's a bust slider. You can't use that logic in this game. Bye.

[BunniEclair]

But there's a bust slider. You can't use that logic in this game. Bye.

My viera bust is big enough for the whole family to rest their weary heads on, and therefore extremely family friendly. Can you say the same for your bulge? Checkmate.

[ElciaDeiLinus]

But there's a bust slider. You can't use that logic in this game. Bye.

I can tell what people's busts are sized just walking around in a family friendly place like a mall, same with butts. A slider for those makes as much as sense as a height or other proportion slider.

Can't say the same for people's junk.

[Nicodemus_Mercy]

A "junk" slider isn't really necessary. However... the basic male model should not be as flat as a ken doll. It's a biological fact that males have something there. There's nothing "family unfriendly" in having the male character model reflect that biological truth. It doesn't have to be gratuitously large, but there should be "something" there as opposed to the "nothing" we currently have.

If even the slightest three dimensional hint of male genitalia is not "family friendly" then why doesn't the civilized world require men to "tuck" when they go out in public? The answer is simple... because that would be ridiculous. And it's just as ridiculous to create a game character model, that is supposed to be representative of a male, that has a groin area as flat as a board.