Female charr need more love for their outfits. I would like to suggest to the powers that be to design more outfits that show off a charr’s natural beauty. Some short, cheerleader type skirts would be very welcome by the charr community. Mechanically, it would work, because the charr tail would be able to flow freely from under the skirt. I could go as far as saying that a long dress with a sexy leg slit (ala Angelina Jolie) would be awesome too. You would just need a slot for the tail to go through.
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Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
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Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
Be careful what you ask for
ANet may give it to you.
Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
If pixels don’t have feelings or emotions, then explain why Caithe cried when she killed her sister. Or how Braham got worried about Taimi being surrounded by the Inquest. Or how about when Rox lost her Warband. Tell me your character wasn’t sad when Tybalt sacrificed himself to save your comrades.
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Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
If pixels don’t have feelings or emotions, then explain why Caithe cried when she killed her sister. Or how Braham got worried about Taimi being surrounded by the Inquest. Or how about when Rox lost her Warband. Tell me your character wasn’t sad when Tybalt sacrificed himself to save your comrades.
Wat
I dont have anything against your idea, all for it
but still
wat
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I used to think (build op, pls nerf) like you, but then I took a nerf to the knee.
Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
If pixels don’t have feelings or emotions, then explain why Caithe cried when she killed her sister. Or how Braham got worried about Taimi being surrounded by the Inquest. Or how about when Rox lost her Warband. Tell me your character wasn’t sad when Tybalt sacrificed himself to save your comrades.
Don’t be ridiculous. Do letters get sad when the words say that someone cried. You’re just making up nonsensical arguments in order to argue, not because you actually have anything to debate.
Be careful what you ask for
ANet may give it to you.
Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
If pixels don’t have feelings or emotions, then explain why Caithe cried when she killed her sister. Or how Braham got worried about Taimi being surrounded by the Inquest. Or how about when Rox lost her Warband. Tell me your character wasn’t sad when Tybalt sacrificed himself to save your comrades.
Don’t be ridiculous. Do letters get sad when the words say that someone cried. You’re just making up nonsensical arguments in order to argue, not because you actually have anything to debate.
It’s all interconnected. What you’re implying is that Anet’s story and lore writers aren’t able to convey emotion through their writing. That’s an insult to Ree Soesbee, and I demand you take that back.
Now if you’re done trolling, I’d like to get this thread back on topic. My suggestion is for more outfits that show off a female charr’s beauty. If you don’t like outfits, you can do what Gaile suggests, and that is to “consider not posting in this thread unless you can do so with respectful and constructive comments”.
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Female charr want to look and feel feminine too, ya know. Just because they’re not humans, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Anet is place of tolerance and equality. And what’s more equal than making skirt outfits that show off some leg?
Female charr don’t have feelings. They don’t want to look and feel feminine. They are pixels. It’s the humans behind them that have feelings, not the character. So, asking for tolerarance or equality for pixels of imaginary creatures in a video game is an invalid argument. If you want it, ask it for yourself. Don’t make up nonsensical arguments concerning the feelings of pixels.
If pixels don’t have feelings or emotions, then explain why Caithe cried when she killed her sister. Or how Braham got worried about Taimi being surrounded by the Inquest. Or how about when Rox lost her Warband. Tell me your character wasn’t sad when Tybalt sacrificed himself to save your comrades.
Don’t be ridiculous. Do letters get sad when the words say that someone cried. You’re just making up nonsensical arguments in order to argue, not because you actually have anything to debate.
It’s all interconnected. What you’re implying is that Anet’s story and lore writers aren’t able to convey emotion through their writing. That’s an insult to Ree Soesbee, and I demand you take that back.
Now if you’re done trolling, I’d like to get this thread back on topic. My suggestion is for more outfits that show off a female charr’s beauty. If you don’t like outfits, you can do what Gaile suggests, and that is to “consider not posting in this thread unless you can do so with respectful and constructive comments”.
Yes, it’s possible to convey emotion through writing and animation but it’s not possible for the writing or animation to itself feel emotions. My constructive comment was to not make up imaginary arguments claiming that pixels want or desire things but to step forward and claim these desires or wants for yourself. It’s a much more honest argument than to falsely claim that unfeeling pixels feel.
Be careful what you ask for
ANet may give it to you.
Well, as an avid female charr player I would hate more skirts for charr. I don’t think they suit them at all and whenever I see an outfit such as Anise’s one I die a little inside. It’s like forcing a human idea of feminity onto a creature that does not follow human conventions. I think there must be other ways to make charr more feminine that would fit their culture better than just slapping a skirt on. Just a tiny butterfly on the lumi armor for charr females would have made me so happy for instance.
I hear ya. Some players are unhappy that female charr have to share the same armor as male humans. At the same time, there’s an understanding that the charr model prevents a lot of outfits from properly fitting (i.e. capes on charr don’t work). In that framework, skirts would work because of the anatomy of charr in general. The tail can easily stick out from under a skirt’s rear. A long dress, on the other hand, would be difficult to code. I would challenge the Devs to find a solution to making more feminine outfits so female charr don’t look like males.
Feeling sexy isn’t just a state of mind. One needs to look the part in order to play the part.
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If I was a male charr my idea of an attractive female would probably stand in three words : Sleek and deadly. There is nothing dainty or “feminine” as we humans define the word about Charr females.
Actually alot of times Charr of any genre wearing outfits ( and most light armor )look like what happens when someone dresses up his or her cat to make it look “cute”.
It just doesn’t work.
I’d like to see more culturaly acurate armor for charr that showed more of their fur patterns however.
I beg to differ. My charr absolutely loves female clothes.
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