Sexism implications aside, if I were ZOS I'd be embarrassed for putting out such shoddy work. You shouldn't be okay with anything looking that bad on characters that players are investing time and creative energy into. And it's not like only female gamers are playing female characters or want their female characters to not look unnaturally bloated.

Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »

Eshelmen wrote: »

K see ya!

Unsubbing does not = Quitting. This is a B2P game which means she and anyone else that unsubs still has access to the games servers. But the only thing that speaks to ZOS is money. By telling them why shes no longer subbing gives them some context to why they lost a customer and a revenue source.

Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »

Eshelmen wrote: »

K see ya!

Unsubbing does not = Quitting. This is a B2P game which means she and anyone else that unsubs still has access to the games servers. But the only thing that speaks to ZOS is money. By telling them why shes no longer subbing gives them some context to why they lost a customer and a revenue source.

Regardless, Zeni has clearly already won here. OP as given a generous amount of money to Zeni, probably more so than their average customer. Jokes on OP.

Being offended by clothing.....in a game???
Hilarious.

ZoS may sooner lock this thread than consider your feedback because you are just one person. There would have to be more people who join your cause.

This is one of those things zos can't please everyone on it seems. On one hand you got people who know female armor with boob plates would not work as well as regular armor and could see it as sexist... or something. Then on the other hand you got people that like fantasy armor with impractical designs with glaring weaknesses in the chest area. I mean I know for a fact people used to complain that the armor was unrealistic before and now we ended up here. I suppose at least we still have the old armors for people that like that sort of stuff and new armor for the other side of the problem.

I do find it hilarious that zos is seen as sexist either way though. New or old design people say women are being treated unfairly. Either by having to use "sexy" armor or armor that is for men.

Gonna hope someone comes into work and starts drawing females of beauty and not only update but improve upon what was already good during closed beta to launch.

Heck maybe even stable costumes

If all the issues the game has, this has to be one of the lowest priorities, I mean seriously? I would have my character run around as a black silhouette and have a proper game compared to a beautiful looking gorgeous character running around in a buggy game. Esthetics can come in at a later part of the game, i'd rather they pull out all the designers who waste time coding armor and sit down and code the game well first compared to fixing how an armor looks

I too, canceled my membership today. I'll play what I've paid for, for a while longer. But I'll not give them anymore money.

Villious wrote: »

I too, canceled my membership today. I'll play what I've paid for, for a while longer. But I'll not give them anymore money.

Welcome to the dark side!

Cadbury wrote: »

Ichnaea wrote: »

Villious wrote: »

I too, canceled my membership today. I'll play what I've paid for, for a while longer. But I'll not give them anymore money.

Welcome to the dark side!

Is there a dark side for those who never subbed anyway?

That's some OG dark side right there. Or something.

audrieltheelf wrote: »

Cadbury wrote: »

Ichnaea wrote: »

Villious wrote: »

I too, canceled my membership today. I'll play what I've paid for, for a while longer. But I'll not give them anymore money.

Welcome to the dark side!

Is there a dark side for those who never subbed anyway?

Are you the founder of the Dark Side??

Seraseth wrote: »

For me it depends on the game. In a game with a specific storyline, it doesn't bother me playing a male lead, because it's 'his' story. For something more immersive/sandbox where I'm making the choices, I can't connect to a male character at all. It's why in the dozens of mmo's I've played over the years I've never had a single male character.

i am the exact opposite.

i'll never play a woman character if I have a choice. for the exact reasons you stated.

They have been taking horrible decisions lately.

I cancelled my sub after Orsinium and don't miss it at all. Not buying any DLC either.

From one girl to another... try to remain open-minded about this. You're denying yourself some real great gaming experiences just because you refuse to immerse yourself in the affairs of a male character. If you're looking for games in which you're forced to play as a female leader instead, then you can check out games like Bayonetta, Lollipop Chainsaw, Mirror's Edge... there are fun female lead games out there, but there are also (obviously) lots of really great male lead games that you're avoiding because of your own sexist agenda. Of course, when the option is available, I prefer to play as a girl as well, in order to maintain my identity throughout my playing experience, however, I'm still capable of comfortably and fully enjoying male lead games. Do any other girls feel this way? I've been playing video games as far back as I can remember, and I never entertained the idea that I could better relate to Princess Peach instead of Mario simply because she's a girl, but as I said, if and when the option presented itself, I always preferred to play as a girl. I'm curious how often you socialize on a purely friendly/brotherly level with guys. They can be harsh and gross and mean but also very funny and spontaneous and carefree, as anyone can be. I've been close friends with boys ever since preschool where we'd relate to each other through video games and trading cards, so that may have influenced my ability to easily relate to male characters. Socializing with a group of guys is different from socializing with a group of girls often only because of what interests them, and I'm assuming by your presence on this forum that you do share some interests with males, probably more so than other girls. Open yourself to the idea of not always having to be so militantly female and perhaps males could do the same.

PsychicHarbinger wrote: »

From one girl to another... try to remain open-minded about this. You're denying yourself some real great gaming experiences just because you refuse to immerse yourself in the affairs of a male character. If you're looking for games in which you're forced to play as a female leader instead, then you can check out games like Bayonetta, Lollipop Chainsaw, Mirror's Edge... there are fun female lead games out there, but there are also (obviously) lots of really great male lead games that you're avoiding because of your own sexist agenda. Of course, when the option is available, I prefer to play as a girl as well, in order to maintain my identity throughout my playing experience, however, I'm still capable of comfortably and fully enjoying male lead games. Do any other girls feel this way? I've been playing video games as far back as I can remember, and I never entertained the idea that I could better relate to Princess Peach instead of Mario simply because she's a girl, but as I said, if and when the option presented itself, I always preferred to play as a girl. I'm curious how often you socialize on a purely friendly/brotherly level with guys. They can be harsh and gross and mean but also very funny and spontaneous and carefree, as anyone can be. I've been close friends with boys ever since preschool where we'd relate to each other through video games and trading cards, so that may have influenced my ability to easily relate to male characters. Socializing with a group of guys is different from socializing with a group of girls often only because of what interests them, and I'm assuming by your presence on this forum that you do share some interests with males, probably more so than other girls. Open yourself to the idea of not always having to be so militantly female and perhaps males could do the same.

I don't think this has anything to do with sexism. I'm a female and have 8 female characters. I attempted to play male characters in ESO. I leveled 3 male characters past lvl 40 and deleted them because I could not, for reasons unbeknownst to me, get immersed in the world looking through their eyes. However, in Paragon one of my favorite characters is male. To say that she's sexist just because she wants her character represented appropriately in a game is a stretch.