I understand that Ubisoft wanted to make gender specific heroes, but why not make all of them accessible to both genders at this point?
Perhaps you need to rep up a hero like say 5 reps before you can access the male/female equilavent to a specific hero if you wanted to make a (limited) restriction to this option.
I'd like to give peacekeeper or valk a go, but I can't immerse myself into a hero if it isn't a male.
I know a lot of people think the same way about this
Don't really think that Ubisoft goes for historical accuracy at this point. Maybe when they started out, but now? Naaah don't think so.Originally Posted by AmonDarkGod Go to original post
For instance if they wanted to be historically acurate then the outfit of the female glad would be something that would cause a lot of uproar from the SJW's
EXACTLY! Video games are for one's enjoyment. THUS an excellent reason to grant the request regarding heroes of both genders.Originally Posted by AmonDarkGod Go to original post
Hahaha oh god, didn't even imagine that oneOriginally Posted by ArchDukeInstinct Go to original post
Seeing how BAD job they do with the female model for heroes that has both genders, i would say; never EVER do more double genders before they learn how to do more then just move the % scale slider on the body model for the females and do 1 or 2 head swaps across all the armor sets.
Im not saying "gib more tits and *** on the females", but you can clearly see that peacekeeper, shaman, valkyrie, nobushi and nuxia are females.
There is more or less 0 visual difference between the male and female version of all the vanguards, shinobi, gladiator, conquror, BP, sakura, zanhu and berserker.
I thought the females' proportions were off. The arms seem short and the heads appear a little too big.Originally Posted by Frozty85 Go to original post