Wow, another "female assassins look anorexic" thread. Haven't seen one of these in a while. We used to have like 8 of these the first month of Factions coming out, but they eventually quieted down.
Anyway, as what most people said to rebut that in those old threads, female assassins actually look lean and athletic, which is what you'd expect someone who is a highly trained fighter to look like. Several pictures have been shown that actually do side by side comparisons of the female assassins to other females. Female sins are actually generally a few inches fatter in their midriffs then female rts or female eles (keeping in mind that some armor changes a persons body shape). Just because they don't have DD breasts, don't mean female assassins are anorexic.
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I wouldn't agree that they look lean at all, at the very least they would have a few ounces of muscle to allow them to do their wicked deeds.
They look extremely undernourished and in great need of a consultation with their local GP. When I see a female assassin I imagine that they are about to keel over and die or be blown away by a gentle breeze.
I find that the picture on the box and the assassin shown in the trailers to be the better interpretation.
They look extremely undernourished and in great need of a consultation with their local GP. When I see a female assassin I imagine that they are about to keel over and die or be blown away by a gentle breeze.

I find that the picture on the box and the assassin shown in the trailers to be the better interpretation.
From this thread.
And in my experience, most 'Asian' females tend to look smallish as well. The Assassin on the Faction's box doesn't look like Asian at all to me (just look at the face, it's more Caucasian.)
And in my experience, most 'Asian' females tend to look smallish as well. The Assassin on the Faction's box doesn't look like Asian at all to me (just look at the face, it's more Caucasian.)
They are perfectly fine as they are, small and thin, no fat. That works for an assassin. You can't pretend them to have female Norn body shapes. That's for warriors.
But like all 4 campaign specific professions, they could use some new faces and hairstyles and,of course, more armors.
You can't, the lists are profession-specific. Since yo can't make assassins anywhere else, the options you have are the same you had upon creation.
But like all 4 campaign specific professions, they could use some new faces and hairstyles and,of course, more armors.
You can't, the lists are profession-specific. Since yo can't make assassins anywhere else, the options you have are the same you had upon creation.
I actually don't mind the body shape of most of the female classes as much as I mind the armor. 90% of it looks like Halloween lingerie that no "fighter" would be caught dead in. It ruins the illusion for me to see a female warrior sacrifice protection for cleavage, and it is amazing to me how half those ideas don't get thrown out for their absurdity.
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I don't know why we aren't able to have a weight option in character generation. I know it could distort armors but wouldn't that be the same issue with height?
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I like female sins...I just wish they had their own set of emotes besides /dance.
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What? Don't you know the rule? The less it covers, the more it protects.
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http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph.../Stripperiffic
I suggested on another thread that they should allow all the faces from all the proffesions when choosing to modify the character. they could do that to the body as well.
As for armor, the wordpolice in me sometimes get annoyed that armor in in Guild Wars can be scantly thin cloth. I guess the developers thought that armor sounded better than clothes. And that they didn't want multiple labels for the same data category
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I use multiple "armor"pieces, to make it look like a ninja and not a pincushion. but my assasins cant display their true choice of style on the monument.
As for armor, the wordpolice in me sometimes get annoyed that armor in in Guild Wars can be scantly thin cloth. I guess the developers thought that armor sounded better than clothes. And that they didn't want multiple labels for the same data category
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I use multiple "armor"pieces, to make it look like a ninja and not a pincushion. but my assasins cant display their true choice of style on the monument.
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As for armor, the wordpolice in me sometimes get annoyed that armor in in Guild Wars can be scantly thin cloth. I guess the developers thought that armor sounded better than clothes. And that they didn't want multiple labels for the same data category
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So, well, it is armour (or protective wear, anyway) - its just armour that gains its protective value from something other than its physical composition.
On the Stripperiffic thing... I don't mind that the trope exists, but for some profession/gender combinations I do wish there were more (or in the case of female Paragons, early-game male Paragons, and early-game female Elementalists in any campaign but Factions*, any) options that avoided the trope.
*Prophecies elementalists are reasonably well served once they get past presearing. Nightfall ones have to jump campaigns or get to the Bone Palace...
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What I do not love are the faces available (the chicks are ok - but the guys are beyond ugly!) nor the fact that you can't have a black haired guy!
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Anyway, as what most people said to rebut that in those old threads, female assassins actually look lean and athletic, which is what you'd expect someone who is a highly trained fighter to look like. Several pictures have been shown that actually do side by side comparisons of the female assassins to other females. Female sins are actually generally a few inches fatter in their midriffs then female rts or female eles (keeping in mind that some armor changes a persons body shape). Just because they don't have DD breasts, don't mean female assassins are anorexic.
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