Yeah, as i saidâŚfor female only, males wear different thingsâŚthings that look good on them aswellâŚand was fitting to the theme the night elf represent, without wearing such anâŚarmor the bfa set represent.
This is the reason i´m for a different kind of armorâŚa armor that represent both gender wellâŚshows skinn, but not that.
and you´re againâŚapplaus, arrogant did i hit a nerve by simplyâŚdisagreeing? Whats your issue here?
And youâre back to talking about how only the women should be barely dressed, revealing your actual issue.
Lightwrite, you never hit a nerve. Youâre just wrong, as per usual. You always get insulting when people show you that youâre wrong, so stop projecting your anger on to others.
You can still just choose not to play a night elf.
Wrong by criticizing this attitude in general? Interesting.
If you want to make your night elves 90% naked, do that, the set doesnât have to become a Heritage Armor to make that available to you though, simple.
Look closelyâŚonly tyrande wear almost nothingâŚmalfurion´s uper body is without clothing, but wear long pants and a whide cloath and illidan is wearing a normal outfitâŚ
But youâŚsee youâre still wrong. Because we have no idea what bottom half of Malfs armor looks like and going shirtless is not Combat Armor as you keep insisting.
Either way, two of them are barely wearing anything so your point is moot regardless
so i hit a nerve, got itâŚthank you for agreeing by doing so.
you don´t react as careless as you think you do
I did not say with any tone that it is only for female okay to wear such things. So I donât have to clarify that either, I just reminded you based on your answer that ONLY women used to wear that in WOW, not men, thatâs just a fact, not an attitude.
pictures says more than thousand words. psst, maybe post the entire artworkâŚnot only the upper half This artwork is supposed to show the âmasculin bodyââŚof malfurion.
Just some pictures of MALE KALDOREI that I found. For every armored male you can find on the internet, one can find many of both men and women wearing barely anything.
You reacted to a statement - in a context of a discussion - without following the whole discussion. You jumped on a bandwagon, of course it triggered you. You donât react like someone who is calm but feel pressed and mean to attack now and to exaggerate in arrogant statements, yes, you donât react like someone whose nerve was just NOT hit.
I donât know, maybe you should scroll all the way up again, the statement was never âNight Elves are not allowed to show skinâ; the statement I made wasâŚthis armor is not worthy of being the HeritageArmor and does not meet the Spirit of the Night Elves.
Nude is not the spirit of the night elves, this armor is a legacy of the âwomen in sexy armorâ phase from the 80âs and 90âs âŚbecause women were not seriously considered as role models for âwarriorsâ in the classical sense, and one (99,99999% male) just wanted to put their sexapeal in the foreground with it. Precisely because boys dominated (and still dominate)the fantasy setting for decades with their ideas and were most often the writers.
If pointing out your errors is a bandwagon, then sure.
Cringe.
Buddy, Iâm not the one trying to psychoanalyze someone for disagreeing with you. Thatâs you, kiddo.
Also not true.
Again, pointing out your errors and mistakes is not the same thing as having a nerve struck. I donât think that means what you think it means.
And I not only disagreed with you, I backed up why youâre wrong.
You retorted to insults.
Because youâre cringy nerves are triggered.
That word definitely does not mean what you think it means.
Except itâs for men too.
So let boys dress their boy avatars in underwear costume armor and call it a day. Especially when their is a racial history of both genders showing a lot of skin.
Especially considering two of the most iconic MALE kaldorei are often depicted with no shirts on and a chiseled upper chest thatâs well muscled and would make most sane people drool over.
But what do I know, I only been playing warcraft since warcraft 3
It is also what tyrande wears on the cover of the WotA books, which is technically the first time it is seen.
She certainly looks more combat- ready than just a slĂźt-mog, there, in my opinion.
Although, technically, the night elf archer in warcraft 3 wears something akin to it as well.
That was the point we were trying to make. Itâs a pretty iconic suite of armor that most people recognize.
Not sure what the actual armor will look like, but I honestly hope itâs cool looking for night elf fans. You guys do deserve something nice for a change