Well I'm interested nowYup. It's like an antidote to the otaku-pandering shite coming out of Japan these days. (The comic itself is basically an all-female cosmic horror ala Berserk or Dark Souls.)
The only example I can actually think of where the concept isn't an oggle piece is Justice from Guilty Gear.
Oh yeah, it's going to be this way forever.
That design looks good except she still has exposed thighs for some reason :/The problem with Fire Emblem heroes seems to be more that the design is all over the place.
I mean you have this:
And you have this:
In the same game. You can basically play out whatever fantasy floats your boat.
I was shocked about how good the story was in Echoes, especially considering it's a remake from a Famicom game.
VGchartz' numbers are not trustworthy.
That sure doesn't fit a female warrior power fantasy. I wouldn't want to go into battle with high heels, knee-high boots and exposed thighs.The problem with Fire Emblem heroes seems to be more that the design is all over the place.
I mean you have this:
And you have this:
In the same game. You can basically play out whatever fantasy floats your boat.
Please post the bolded whenever or if ever you feel comfortable, and then don't feel obligated to stick around to 'defend' it if you're not up for any outbreaks of war that might ensue. Know that one or more of us can and will handle that if it happens. God knows I'm starting to finally feel the urge for an actual fight myself at this point instead of ceding to democracy and reason over and over again. (I should probably walk away for a day or two instead of compulsively keeping up with both threads, lol).
I love miniskirts and thigh boots and I'm getting really really goddamned tired of miniskirts and thigh boots. They are not reasonable travel attire, least of all if you're not wearing damned pants under the miniskirt. Which actually looks pretty cool. Seriously, guys. Pants. Try it. Once in a while. Christ.
It's a gacha game, hence the conceit is basically, "let's throw a bunch of crazy designs for people to RNG on". They're often designed to be as garish as possible so they all stand out from one another as much as possible to incentivize rolls. Like, one of the most popular FGO characters, Shuten Douji, looks incredibly different from the rest of the characters in the game. FE is perfect for it since it's gone through decades of different character designs and designers. I think the current lead artist for the series, at least during Awakening/Fates, is the same artist who worked for Grasshopper circa No More Heroes.The problem with Fire Emblem heroes seems to be more that the design is all over the place.
I mean you have this:
And you have this:
In the same game. You can basically play out whatever fantasy floats your boat.
Female armor must have the thighs and face exposed.
Nope, only that Switch in its first year is a more viable platform than the dead Wii and Wii U when XBC and XBX came out
The only example I can actually think of where the concept isn't an oggle piece is Justice from Guilty Gear.
I actually like this design.btw, the new Fire Emblem Heroes update dropped today, adding 4 new main story characters and, well...
can you spot the difference between the female characters and the male character?
I... don't want to be incendiary because I'm not really looking for a fight here of all places and times, but I'm fairly certain she was aware that she was stating her opinion on a subject. Like, that's mostly what we do here.
Does the Gundam armor have a skirt, exposed thighs, and thighboots? I'd be a pretty big fan if not, personally speaking.
It's cute!
I'm bummed out that Yung Thug and Jaden Smith seem to be done wearing dresses.
Isn't a longer metal skirt more protective of the lower body though...?Speaking of monster Hunter, I really hate the metal skirts a lot of the female armor sets have. The set on the left is the male set.
Monster Hunter doesn't have enough of this, but the few examples we do have look great.
English is not my first language, so it certainly read that way.
She reminds me of vanillaware designs. Like a more modernized, dramatically less busty, version of the queen of death.
