Jul 08, 2011, 06:23 PM // 18:23
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#21
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Desert Nomad
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Farming for Nick gifts
Profession: R/
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Originally Posted by tummlykins
They may not be real armour but they cost real money and when I pay real money I expect someone to do a decent job and create something which actually fits my character. In no way does it make sense, you create a costume for all professions, make sure it fits all professions.
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There is some level of responsibility that costumers have when buying things. Anet didn't force you to buy the costumes. The information about how the costumes scale was not with-held from you. You either didn't look at what you were buying, or didn't care enough to stop typing in your card number.
The costumes fit all professions, just some better than others.
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Originally Posted by Darcy
Until women game players who care enough to complain outnumber or even equal the men, nothing will change very much.
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Jul 08, 2011, 06:24 PM // 18:24
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#22
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Krytan Explorer
Join Date: Oct 2006
Profession: W/
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Originally Posted by Verene
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None of these match the description, as they either got boob-cups or exposed upper chest, or both.
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Originally Posted by Verene
Paragons have a completely different design aesthetic than warriors. Which is fine, especially when they're a profession that doesn't ever fight close up. And by the way, I've got boobs. Squishing them down isn't comfortable. At all.
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Well I got boobs too, and I never had issues wearing "male" (actually its unisex) chainmail armor or hardened leather armor that doesnt have any special accomodation for boobs. Seen enough women wear platemail and I can only remember one out of of the 500 or so women that wears feminine armor and even that one is smart enough to wear heavy steel pauldrons and a large gorget to cover up most of it.
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I kind of always get annoyed when people complain about stuff like that in a fantasy game. Yes, I can understand wanting realistic armors - my taste for warrior armor leans more towards the realistic types (Templar and Ancient are my favorites), but there's also some advantage to wearing less armor that a lot of people seem to forget about - speed and agility. Doesn't matter if you're covered less if they can't hit you, after all
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Those are not realistic at all.
I'd say the only realistic female armor in the game is (regular) Canthan armor. Even though it doesnt cover the full body, it covers all the critical locations while allowing for a great deal of mobility. Would work great with a polearm due to the extra armor on the left arm. The exposed lower left thigh isn't that important if you can keep your opponent at a distance while it would be a show-stopper with a shorter weapon.
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Jul 08, 2011, 06:28 PM // 18:28
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#23
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Desert Nomad
Join Date: Aug 2006
Guild: Guernsey Milking Coalition[MiLk]
Profession: E/Me
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I haven't really liked any of the costumes. Not that I think they are poorly done, but just not my cup of Lapsang Souchong.
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Jul 10, 2011, 07:59 PM // 19:59
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#24
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are we there yet?
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: in a land far far away
Guild: guild? I am supposed to have a guild?
Profession: Rt/
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the new costumes look alike--just minor differences...and they may be the first set I dont bother to give money to anet for creating them.
and yeah, sometime a nice FREE set would be good too----
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Jul 10, 2011, 09:50 PM // 21:50
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#25
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Furnace Stoker
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Delayed in order to meet ANet's high standards
Guild: [MaSS]
Profession: W/E
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So Kurzick armor is the only set that makes sense. Big deal! Buy some Kurzick armor.
Sincerely,
the Dept. of Srs Bznz
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Jul 10, 2011, 10:51 PM // 22:51
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#26
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Wilds Pathfinder
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Originally Posted by Darcy
Being female, I've often been amused by the armors available to female characters in fantasy games. It all started with book cover art for science fantasy novels and spread out from there.
Does it bother me? Not really. Do I expect something different in the future? No. After all, the publishers of fantasy books and games both have the same market in mind, the average male. Until women game players outnumber or even equal the men, nothing will change very much.
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Considering how media is today I don't think the majority of women even understand what companies are trying to do when they are trying to make money out of mens most primal instict.
Also, I honestly think that the majority of women might feel there is no use to even complain. When I do, I always find myself being told I am a nazi wh0re, extreme femenist, jelous of women with humongous titties(No offence to women who do) and, you name it lol.
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