WhitePawPrints wrote: »Khajiit current boots don't have their toes covered and it'd be relatively easy to change them into a digitigrade style of paw-wear. Example:
"and punting an a mob in that lets you re customize you're character for like 2k would go good with this idea.GhostwalkerLD wrote: »I'm all for it. I'm always in favor of more options to customize your character, especially with a race as (truly) varied as the khajiit. Personally I'd love for TES VI to FINALLY let us explore Elsweyr (as it and Blackmarsh are the only two places in the single player games we have not yet seen). But for ESO, even just simple things like customizing the tail length (i.e. for those of us who'd like to use those tufted ears and make a lynx type khajiit) or adding tufts on the back of the tails (for lion khajiit) would also add a lot more flair to the already wonderful felines.
Resipsa131 wrote: »From a practical standpoint no; you'd need separate racial motiffs for plantigrade and digitigrade. It would also be a pain in the rear to sell/buy items because they might not work on your character.
Clearly the answer is 'yes' and even more clearly it'll never happen. I was appalled when I first saw the 'beast race' physiology and posture, ZOS lamely made a single skeleton and overlaid it with a texture, not even the slightest attempt to make them remotely plausible .. topped off by giving female lizard MAMMARY glands FFS!
ZOS: lizards aren't mammals for a reason, elementary school biology 101.
isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »I don't care, really, if it ever comes or not, but I do prefer my so-called "beast races" - ie, people who evolved from digitgrade things, not apes or, say, bears - to be digitigrade where feasible.
That being said, I remember reading somewhere - presumably a book I found in Skyrim, that seemed to be written by some sort of high elf. I guess he was trying to make an attempt at being a politically correct, "we are all the same" kind of guy - the book claimed that Khajit are some sort of deformed elf (and so should be accepted by elves as elves).
Such slander, I don't even ... (grumble grumble)
But then, looking at shots of Arena, they don't look very cat-like at all. They look like kids on their way to an anime convention. I really should install it and try it out, though I know I won't last 30 seconds in that game.
I would reroll just to have a digititigrade Khajit, yes, whether he could wear boots or not.
Scheneighnay wrote: »isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »I don't care, really, if it ever comes or not, but I do prefer my so-called "beast races" - ie, people who evolved from digitgrade things, not apes or, say, bears - to be digitigrade where feasible.
That being said, I remember reading somewhere - presumably a book I found in Skyrim, that seemed to be written by some sort of high elf. I guess he was trying to make an attempt at being a politically correct, "we are all the same" kind of guy - the book claimed that Khajit are some sort of deformed elf (and so should be accepted by elves as elves).
Such slander, I don't even ... (grumble grumble)
But then, looking at shots of Arena, they don't look very cat-like at all. They look like kids on their way to an anime convention. I really should install it and try it out, though I know I won't last 30 seconds in that game.
I would reroll just to have a digititigrade Khajit, yes, whether he could wear boots or not.
They're also like that in daggerfall.
I believe that's a sub-specie of khajiit that look extremely human, as would be the excuse for changing them.
Ohmes
Similar in many ways to the Bosmer, although generally of lesser stature. In order to avoid being mistaken as one of the Bosmer many Ohmes tattoo their faces to resemble a feline-aspect. The Ohmes is the most common form seen outside of the province of Elsweyr, taking advantage of other races' preference to their appearance to serve in positions of ambassadorship and trade. It is possible that the Ohmes are the breed seen across Tamriel at the end of the fourth century of the Third Era.
[edit]Ohmes-raht
Similar to the race of men, save for their tails and short, light-colored fur, the Ohmes-raht may easily be mistaken as men at a distance. Unlike the many other species of Khajiit who walk like cats upon the balls of their feet, the Ohmes-raht walk upon their heels. The Ohmes-raht are most likely the breed found in Hammerfell and High Rock in the early fifth century of the Third Era.