Please give us a larger, more muscular, version for woman and a skinnier, smaller version for men

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Seriously, if you compare a female draenei to a male draenei, the difference is just sad. It just feels weird, and more diversity is always a good thing.

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I too want a physique slider, along with a boob slider and many others.

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surprised it’s not a waggle slider.

From Twerk to Fresh Prince Jump on it.

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I still wish I could get a more monstrous looking female worgen.

I’d actually play one if they added that.

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I would love to have sliders in-game!

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Death by Snu-Snu has my vote. :+1:

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I think the original intention was to have all the male and female models for all races to be physiologically similair (just with differences the way we do for humans).
https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/underwire/images/2007/05/29/figure8.jpg
Although I do think a smaller male model (similar to how velen is still big but skinnier) would work, I don’t think a large female Draenei would be worth the development time it would take to make one.

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I agree, I’d like to see a lot more diversity and choice in body size. I have a female Blood Elf Warrior and honestly I think it looks sort of odd having this slender female waving around humongous axes or swords. Its a bit of an immersion-buster, RP wise.

Women can be more muscled even in our real world - take a look at some of those women body builders sometime. Wouldn’t hurt to let us give them a bit more muscle bulk.

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so your saying… we need burly gals, and less-burly men? heck, i like seeing variety in our characters, sign me up!

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Orc Males also need to be larger and more muscular.

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+1. Hell yes. I’m SO down for this.

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more diversity is always a good thing.

Yeah uh no. It never is. It is literally the opposite. most people find skinny females attractive. Not body builders TLOU2 garbage.

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A slider would require a complete game redesign, one of the reasons WoW is so resource-light on computers is because of its Mr Potato Head character design.

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Let me live out my fantasy of being Zarya, but a warrior.

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This right here might be the most narrow minded view I’ve seen today. Good job.

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Did I say this was all based off of what I find attractive? No. Not everyone who plays a women in WoW want them to be extremely attractive. If your swingin’ around axes and swords all day, you should be pretty buff, right? And if you use spells for everything, you get pretty skinny. It’s more RP friendly to have muscular and skinny options for both genders.

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Also i just reread your post “compare male to female draenei”

That is because in general males are stronger than females. That is the reason for body type differences.

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I am aware of this. But read my edit above, and think: who would be more muscular, a female warrior, or a male mage?

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Well when it’s a good or bad thing, depends on a variety of factors, though that’s mostly another subject.

But were talking about character customizations aren’t we not? I don’t mind if they throw muscular females and less burly men in. Character customizations are always welcome in my book, because they are optional and can fit whatever taste you have in mind. :slight_smile:

So? Is that a valid excuse to not have customization options? Plus we have kul’tiran/pandaren females, so why not add big muscly females (as well less burly males) as an option? :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

I mean heck, my Draenei Warrior doesn’t look any different form my Draenei Priest. Aren’t Warrior’s suppose to be strong and buff?

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