There's always going to be some differences, for example the Nightsong one in question here could be worn by male characters too they just wouldn't wear the top. To some extent I agree with your argument, my issue with it is that it always tends to be to just default the male armor and clothes unto the female characters instead of the male gear getting any sort of influence from the feminine. It's like in Monster Hunter if a female set has shorts and the male set has pants, the argument is always to give the female characters pants too instead of the reverse. Even tho that would literally just mean that EVERY set in the entire game was just pants aka less diverse. The male stuff is always assumed to be and treated as the default.
Female gear tends to be way more diverse and less generic in general imo. There's way more variety in style and attire. I agree that if something is skimpy for female characters it should be for male characters too, but I'd really hate to just get zero feminine influence in gear and clothes altogether because it all needs to '' be the same '' which ultimately just ends up being masculine because it's safer.
Not saying all outifts should be like that, but some diversity with feminine-centric stuff would be great, as you said a male version of
Nightsong armor
. I do love the robes in the game though, hopefully there will be more. I am looking forward to the Robes of the Archmagi, those were always over the top.
Last edited by Arideya; 29/10/2012:40 AM.
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