Thread: 6.2 Patch Notes

A lot of people have been asking for this I'm sure they'll be happy.

Sadly the Far Eastern Matriarch's Attire is still gender-locked.



I really want that hat for my Samurai. :/

Originally Posted by Dionysius

You sound like a grandma.

I'll join him then in all the grandma-ness. One is that with all the things mentioned in this giant patch, this is what the OP is enthused about. And two, while this will make some players happy, those items still have to be purchased, and in the time they spent unlocking these and getting them to work on all models, they could have released even more mogstation items that are entirely brand new.

And who could forget that no matter what they do....

Originally Posted by TimotheusReed

Sadly the Far Eastern Matriarch's Attire is still gender-locked.

I really want that hat for my Samurai. :/

... it's never enough.

Originally Posted by sagacious

I'm glad it's still locked I don't wanna see guys look like this. A guy who would wear this would know they look stupid and wear it as a gag RP.

Oh you're back! Exciting. :3

Originally Posted by sagacious

I'm glad it's still locked I don't wanna see guys look like this. A guy who would wear this would know they look stupid and wear it as a gag RP.

My male Hrothgar would look fantastic in that dress! Just a shame they would probally not be able to ware said hat... but thats another story SE needs to deal with.

Originally Posted by aveyond-dreams

<insert endless complains here>

You sound like a grandma.

Originally Posted by aveyond-dreams

If only the resources dedicated to removing the gender-lock from those Mogstation only gearsets were applied towards modeling new and original masculine and feminine hairstyles. I am not impressed by the ones displayed in the notes nor do I benefit from removing the genderlock of those gear pieces, most of which I never see people even using in game. I feel that they should reconsider their priorities in this regard.

Removing the gender-lock flag is probably not really the same as outright creating newer models for masculine and feminine hairstyles. Not that I disagree, because it would be nice, I just don't expect these 2 tasks to be similar in nature.