Get gabbin' or get going.
Also, have you seen the models of the guards in Oribos? They are basically non-fat Kul Tirans.
Hopefully they are enabling customization options for this race so it gets actually playable at some point.
Get gabbin' or get going.
Also, have you seen the models of the guards in Oribos? They are basically non-fat Kul Tirans.
Hopefully they are enabling customization options for this race so it gets actually playable at some point.
Bait thread aside, let me answer plainly:
No, there is no fat bias or hate. In game, there are Kul Tirans who use the hardy model (let’s be honest it was described as a muscular NPC with fat over them to which most people compared them to powerlifters in real life). There are also Kul Tirans without the hardy model, such as the Proudmoores, amongst many others. If you want some names look up any of the Tidecaller NPCs in game, or Lord Stormsong, Knight Captain Valyri, Overseer Krogus, to name a few.
What I’m stating is, not all Kul Tirans use the heavyset model. The player characters do as Blizzard also described this character being from Kul Tirans where they became hardy and big in size by sailing the seas and fighting sea monsters.
So, nice attempt at bait, but falls very flat when you actually consider the game.
This thread smells like bait, but I'll bite.
I've had a theory for a long time that the Kul Tirans that are giants (i.e., "fat") are the ones with a significant amount of Drust blood, enough to change their physical appearance. It's pretty uncommon for the higher families to have these traits--and in fact, only Ashvane does. It has nothing to do with 'fat bias', which is absolutely ridiculous.
This theory is unproven but it's supported by several things in game, such as every single Thornspeaker being a giant Kul Tiran, and the fact that the only kul tirans that would be able to use drust magic (i.e., druidism) would most likely be the ones with drust blood. Not to mention that these giant humans do not appear anywhere else on Azeroth.
That said this post:
... really makes it obvious that you are just baiting a response. Given your Sylvanas post earlier that you barely even responded to, I'm convinced you're just bored and trying to make bait threads to rile people up. If so, you should get a hobby IMHO. If not, I don't know what to tell you... I can't fathom why anyone would assume this when they literally added the Kul tiran race as playable. How is this bias against them... lol?
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All they need to do is make it so standard humans have an alternative voice option... and they should do that anyways. They should add Gilnean voices while they are at it, IMHO.
Devs are fat shaming? Hell yeah man, support 10/10.
Bait thread is also 5/7.
Question is vague at the end AF....
I mean xD...
I made the conclusion because you think a game model is the proof of Blizzard hating and vilifying fat people. And you talk about tin foil king? Dude... the irony in your every single comment is trough the roof
Also, professional in a sense of you jumping at every given chance to play the victim and SJW, obviously no one need to pay, you'll do it for happily for free and for virtuesignaling and victim points. That's why i gave you 10 points already.
Kul Tiran models aren't merely fat, they're ripped, suggesting years of rough labor. The Proudmoores are an aristocrat family, so they wouldn't have needed to attend rough work like regular citizens, therefore it makes more sense to have the regular human model.
Now you see it. Now you don't.
But was where Dalaran?
Because they are notably fat. The Kul Tiran men are like *almost* cool, but their belly is unnaturally round, like a literal basketball.
Frankly, they would look a LOT better if they just flattened the "roundness" of their torso a bit. I'm not saying "oh make them thin or shredded", but if you look at a Kul Tiran male head-on, and then again from the side, you'll notice a pretty large discrepancy.
I think the "big dudes" in Maldraxxus are a better example of the body-type a Kul Tiran ought to have. A lot of heavy, some extra weight sure, but still a believable body-type. The stomach alone of a Kul Tiran looks more like a pregnant women than a heavy-set man, and that's where I have my issue.
Having said all that, I still hold that Kul Tirans were a dogshit choice for an "Allied Race", and it makes ZERO sense why they would be SO much larger than a regular human.
Well you described one side as sexy and the other as not so I kinda figured that fits the realm of “omg look at that coding she’s got 0’s in all the right places”
This entire thread is just a piss poor excuse for ppl to whine and using the fact the military and badass ppl on kultiras as some kinda excuse to make a post claiming fat shaming deserves ridicule