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Yes.. nothing like a Bludgeoner to impress the ladies...
Game designers (a crowd of mostly male) always have those sick un-realistic fantasies about their in game female characters, which is build on the public sterotype of debasing female value! Of couse, that why we enjoy playing them so much....)
Great comic, love all the details! Enjoy every panel of it.
Game designers (a crowd of mostly male) always have those sick un-realistic fantasies about their in game female characters, which is build on the public sterotype of debasing female value! Of couse, that why we enjoy playing them so much....)
Great comic, love all the details! Enjoy every panel of it.
You know, I always found this was a place I am at odds with the designers for. They ban names like Kinky Fetishes (my monk used to be called this), but at the same time create armours that promote such ideas!
The fact they can morally constitute banning 'Kinky Fetishes' while cheapening the female image to the extreme as they do is something I just cannot wrap my head around. They're nothing but hypocrites.
The fact they can morally constitute banning 'Kinky Fetishes' while cheapening the female image to the extreme as they do is something I just cannot wrap my head around. They're nothing but hypocrites.
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I agree with you about Anet being a bit hypocritical... but I don't see how this is "cheapening the female image."
Plus I don't see as many women going to the gym in order to try and fit into their guild wars armor. If you want to blame someone you should stick to playboy.
Edit: Ohh.. hrm forgo to stay on topic... Awsome stuff there! keep it coming!
Plus I don't see as many women going to the gym in order to try and fit into their guild wars armor. If you want to blame someone you should stick to playboy.
Edit: Ohh.. hrm forgo to stay on topic... Awsome stuff there! keep it coming!
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. Anyways, nice comic. Keep it up! 
There is no fire here, so don't come running with gasoline...
Regardless of how much male fantasy emerges in wireframes and items, we all know that real GW players don't act the way I've drawn. The dream-squashing truth is that most of the peepshow moments are just guys pondering the merits of equipment. Even with my "soapy" dialogue the scene is no less ridiculous.
Besides, every designer dude has a Victoria's Secret catalog in his artistic reference library...tends to have better pictures than books on medieval armor.
Regardless of how much male fantasy emerges in wireframes and items, we all know that real GW players don't act the way I've drawn. The dream-squashing truth is that most of the peepshow moments are just guys pondering the merits of equipment. Even with my "soapy" dialogue the scene is no less ridiculous.
Besides, every designer dude has a Victoria's Secret catalog in his artistic reference library...tends to have better pictures than books on medieval armor.
Great comic! 
It may seem hypocritical to have sexy outfits for the females, but strict name regulations. It may also seem hypocritical that girls go out to clubs dressed sexily, but rejects any male approach. There's a fine line between tempting and inappropriate, and thats just what the Anet marketing department decided to walk on, beautiful female characters attract customers, while offensive names repels them.
It may seem hypocritical to have sexy outfits for the females, but strict name regulations. It may also seem hypocritical that girls go out to clubs dressed sexily, but rejects any male approach. There's a fine line between tempting and inappropriate, and thats just what the Anet marketing department decided to walk on, beautiful female characters attract customers, while offensive names repels them.