[ SECRET POST #3090 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3090 ⌋

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[nightscale]

I feel you, if I'm going to play a beasty type of character I want both male and female versions to be the same level of beasty. Not looking for super-pretty ladies when it comes to that, I just want claws and teeth.

Female Worgen in WoW are okay-ish for this, I wouldn't call the females sexy but they don't look as wolfy as the male counterparts either which is disappointing, especially since their alpha models were much more wolf-like in appearance.

[silverr]

As I recall the Charr in Guild Wars are pretty even. And at least they don't have the 38D Syndrome.

http://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/b/b5/CharrF_render.jpg

[nightscale]

Ooh yes!

I completely forgot about the Charr, and how dare I? Because they're actually a really good example of this type of character, I have a Charr female myself and I love the fact that they don't have giant boobs because y'know, they're cats.

(Actually I really like a lot of the design stuff in GW2 because a good chunk of the plate armour is fully covering on both males and females, and if it does expose skin, like with most Norn armour, it's the same for both genders. The cloth armour sadly does skewer towards being more skimpy on the ladies though).