Looking for everyone’s thoughts and opinions on this.
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sure why not
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Bait, but yes it’s very appropriate.
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I don’t see why it wouldn’t be as long as it’s done respectfully.
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Depends. Are you doing it out of genuine love for the character? Or just to game the access at events by pretending to be wheelchair bound?
- Maybe
- Special place in hell.
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It would be ok, the cosplay is a factual represention of how the character is in game. 
meh whats the big deal if 1 guy gets to cut the line
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Special. Place. In. Hell.
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Is this like… hell, hell or wacky modern representations of hell in media?
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a bit rich for a line cut jezuz lmao
Dante’s Hell
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Sure. If you can make a floating wheelchair for a cosplay, you should absolutely do that
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Trying to figure out how you’re gonna get a floating wheelchair but go ahead
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Cosplay doesn’t have to be “realistic”, that Hogger cosplay was incredible but I don’t think you would find a Hogger anywhere IRL. At least I hope you wouldn’t…
I’m just pondering the morality of it at this point. I think that someone who would fake being differently abled to take advantage of help and special consideration that we have put in place for people in a less privileged position, is already immoral regardless of cosplay.
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Mean… thats on a scale. The noble barbarian tier?
My first thought is who is going to be the misguided person to see someone cosplaying as khadgar in a wheelchair and try to investigate if the cosplayer in fact needs the wheelchair or not
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I’m perfectly able-bodied but walk around in cripple-face every day because I thought this was America.
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lighten up yall its a fugin hypothetical
Ever seen Event Horizon? That version of hell with bones snapping and weird contortions.
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Yeah, thats bad
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