Panda_iMunch wrote: »Being a complete fashionesta, I spend a lot of time trying to look somewhat aesthetically pleasing. Finding the right match of armor colors, particular sets from various motifs, having the right fabric, the right texture, it's a nightmare at point due to how long it takes.
Nothing spoils that than asymmetry. Take for example, the Undaunted sets. The h**k is up with the one lone shoulder? Practically, it makes no sense. In fashion, symmetry is a style quality. So then why the cold shoulder? H**k, even the art team at ZoS didn't even agree with it and the banners at the Undaunted Enclave have both shoulders!
At least ad in a two shoulder style in the loot table, I don't care about the grind! H**k, you could make it so you can rip off another shoulder blade from the dead boss and use that.
On a side note, why does the Dwemer silk look like the stuff you put on cake? Couldn't we get a more fibrous look or at least a slimmer silk look that doesn't make me think cake.
Panda_iMunch wrote: »Being a complete fashionesta, I spend a lot of time trying to look somewhat aesthetically pleasing. Finding the right match of armor colors, particular sets from various motifs, having the right fabric, the right texture, it's a nightmare at point due to how long it takes.
Nothing spoils that than asymmetry. Take for example, the Undaunted sets. The h**k is up with the one lone shoulder? Practically, it makes no sense. In fashion, symmetry is a style quality. So then why the cold shoulder? H**k, even the art team at ZoS didn't even agree with it and the banners at the Undaunted Enclave have both shoulders!
At least ad in a two shoulder style in the loot table, I don't care about the grind! H**k, you could make it so you can rip off another shoulder blade from the dead boss and use that.
On a side note, why does the Dwemer silk look like the stuff you put on cake? Couldn't we get a more fibrous look or at least a slimmer silk look that doesn't make me think cake.
As one fashionista to another I love my lone shoulder. It completes my style very nicely.
Different strokes for different folks.
As one fashionista to another I love my lone shoulder. It completes my style very nicely.
Different strokes for different folks.
According to wikipedia asymmetric pauldrons became a thing in Italy in the 15th century, to allow for more mobility in the weapon arm. I have to agree with the OP, asymmetry with two pauldrons would look fine, but a single one looks silly in most cases.
Panda_iMunch wrote: »Being a complete fashionesta, I spend a lot of time trying to look somewhat aesthetically pleasing. Finding the right match of armor colors, particular sets from various motifs, having the right fabric, the right texture, it's a nightmare at point due to how long it takes.
Nothing spoils that than asymmetry. Take for example, the Undaunted sets. The h**k is up with the one lone shoulder? Practically, it makes no sense. In fashion, symmetry is a style quality. So then why the cold shoulder? H**k, even the art team at ZoS didn't even agree with it and the banners at the Undaunted Enclave have both shoulders!
At least ad in a two shoulder style in the loot table, I don't care about the grind! H**k, you could make it so you can rip off another shoulder blade from the dead boss and use that.
On a side note, why does the Dwemer silk look like the stuff you put on cake? Couldn't we get a more fibrous look or at least a slimmer silk look that doesn't make me think cake.
As one fashionista to another I love my lone shoulder. It completes my style very nicely.
Different strokes for different folks.
Exactly! There are many things that simply look better without symmetry. For example, Kena shoulders.
puffytheslayer wrote: »Panda_iMunch wrote: »Being a complete fashionesta, I spend a lot of time trying to look somewhat aesthetically pleasing. Finding the right match of armor colors, particular sets from various motifs, having the right fabric, the right texture, it's a nightmare at point due to how long it takes.
Nothing spoils that than asymmetry. Take for example, the Undaunted sets. The h**k is up with the one lone shoulder? Practically, it makes no sense. In fashion, symmetry is a style quality. So then why the cold shoulder? H**k, even the art team at ZoS didn't even agree with it and the banners at the Undaunted Enclave have both shoulders!
At least ad in a two shoulder style in the loot table, I don't care about the grind! H**k, you could make it so you can rip off another shoulder blade from the dead boss and use that.
On a side note, why does the Dwemer silk look like the stuff you put on cake? Couldn't we get a more fibrous look or at least a slimmer silk look that doesn't make me think cake.
As one fashionista to another I love my lone shoulder. It completes my style very nicely.
Different strokes for different folks.
Exactly! There are many things that simply look better without symmetry. For example, Kena shoulders.
so true when they 1st came out a friend said "it kind of looks like the emperor helm & shoulder"
and i thought oh no, they are awful,
but you drop the clothes, loose 1 shoulder and lighten up the helm and its NICE!
BTW, I am pretty sure that the Kena Shoulder is the same model, just modified, as the Emperor shoulder, they have the same texture.