Last edited by ercarp; 2023-10-18 at 05:32 PM.
Yeah.
https://www.wowhead.com/news/scarab-...in-10-2-334961
I think the long sleeve gloves we got last month are supposed to be a part of this set.
In an action game yeah, ragdolling enemies around in an action game is fun, but there's still a level of separation between that and real violence.
fwiw I don't think stuff like 2B's clothing is a big deal (I think it's a little over the top for the general tone of the game but it doesn't detract that much for me), but there's a point where it goes from "I like having hot characters in hot outfits" and "I put all the women in fetish outfits because they're just objects to me." Nier Automata has the former, and 2 of the 3 main characters are women and the game does a good job of exploring its philosophical themes. It's pretty clear to anyone playing the game and paying attention that they're more than just eyecandy.
Last edited by Selorian; 2023-10-18 at 05:35 PM.
The other scrab stuff & these all have trader's tender values.Afrisiabi was in charge of Shadowlands & that was the first contradiction of Chronicles. Dealing with the Titan's lies is what gave us the Dragonflight storyline, which has been very good considering its not over yet. You have to get over it.
Basically to teach people to not sexualize women just cause they see them wearing sexy stuff in video games. Well, I personally have been playing games since I was like 6, back in the PS1 era, and never once went outside irl and thought to myself, "damn, why aren't these women wearing sexier clothing?" In fact I don't care what anyone wears, unless it's made to attract attention, or its on the opposite side of the spectrum where it's some raggedy ass ripped clothing.
It's more about people being respectful to others. And I don't think a video game can teach people one or the other. People have been assholes since the dawn of time. While video games aren't even a century old thing.
I think a lot of people assume that the way characters are being portrayed in video games is somehow going to mirror how people interact with each other irl. I think those people are honestly terminally online.
Anyway to bring this back to WoW. A LOT of people want to have options. I've seen many people in game wear skimpy mogs, and a lot of people outside of the game asking for more of those. Gender of the person doesn't even matter, because women also want these things. It's a fantasy world which puts you in control of a character that topple gods willy nilly. I don't think clothing is even an issue anymore.
Yeah that's cool and all but women have said it makes them uncomfortable for over a decade now so maybe just listen to the people affected by it instead of making up 800 reasons why theyre wrong.
Let's not even pretend like the people behind these designs are on the level. All that shit was made by Cosby Suite MFers and it shows.
So, to bring this back on topic...
What are your expectations for 11.0 vs. what you actually want 11.0 to be?
I'm expecting Avaloren/Khaz Algar, but I'm hoping (and coping) for a world revamp, or better yet, a tropical jungle adventure expansion in Tel'Abim. I also wouldn't mind going back to space (K'aresh?) or dealing with Yrel's Lightbound, but it feels a bit soon for either of those.
How exactly did people get to the topic of slutmogs?
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