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Dutchess idle posture.
Tapio75
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Hey, got this new personality for one of my characters and looking at the idle posture from side, it looks weird somehow. Is there any real life comparisons that this is a correct "Noblewoman" posture?
From history lessons, i do know, that there was some pretty weird stuff going on at the old times but i dont remember posture of noble women to be descxripted quite this way. Its like theres a bit too much exaggeration involved, not quite as much as in the cheerful personality ut still.
/flirt and otherwise, this is quite nice.
PS: This should also have side sadle riding included.
Edited by Tapio75 on February 7, 2017 9:25AM From history lessons, i do know, that there was some pretty weird stuff going on at the old times but i dont remember posture of noble women to be descxripted quite this way. Its like theres a bit too much exaggeration involved, not quite as much as in the cheerful personality ut still.
/flirt and otherwise, this is quite nice.
PS: This should also have side sadle riding included.
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✭✭✭✭✭I don't think the pose is meant to be based off any real world noble postures.
This is just their noble posture for a lady.@Turelus - EU PC Megaserver
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✭Perphaps it shuld. the idle pose is not looking at all "Dignified". It just looks like someone who is a bit ltoo lazy to actually take a right posture.>>PC-EU Mostly PVE. Played since BETA<<0 -
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✭My friend looked at the image in character selection, she said "Dutchess looks like she is pooping" >.<>>PC-EU Mostly PVE. Played since BETA<<0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭I don't know any posh women, but the style seems more akin to modern times."If a person is truly desirous of something, perhaps being set on fire does not seem so bad."0 -
Balticthunder✭✭✭To me calling it "Noblewoman" seem more like trolling. Why not call it as it is: "Harlot personality" - most of those poses you could observe at some dark corner with red lantern behind. That's why I see it mostly used by male characters, yeah, just for trolling.Edited by Balticthunder on February 7, 2017 3:24PM0 -
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✭Balticthunder wrote: »To me calling it "Noblewoman" seem more like trolling. Why not call it as it is: "Harlot personality" - most of those poses you could observe at some dark corner with red lantern behind. That's why I see it mostly used by male characters, yeah, just for trolling.
Yhanks for the bump.
Anuwau, this is not modern time, this is it is not Harlot, it is Dutchess as the name and description clearly state. When talking of class nad proper postures on description, one would expect some resemblance to noblewoman of the old times, not anything odd.
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