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Pretty Female Characters

JessicaVSJessicaVS Member
edited November 2022 in General Discussion
Hi everyone. I've been following Ashes of Creation's development for a long while, but this is my first post here, on a topic which I feel is important for an MMORPG: the appearance of female characters (character models, outfits, transmog, etc.).

I'm a woman, and I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit. I used to love WoW (I started playing that waaaay back when it first released in 2004, when I was a child), and I've played FFXIV and plenty of other MMOs over the years. I've noticed a trend, at least for myself: I LOVE games that offer a lot of character customization and that have attractive character options. Otherwise, I just cannot enjoy playing my character. I'm rather traditionally feminine, and I like playing fantasy characters that match that sort of aesthetic, too.

The reason this is at the top of my mind today is that a friend of mine bought a copy of New World for me the other day. I hadn't tried New World---it didn't look terribly appealing and I hadn't heard good things. But I gave it a shot, and oh dear God, the character customization (or lack thereof) is absolutely horrifying. Freakish-looking faces, a hideous and totally bizarre female character model (had any of those designers even seen a woman in real life before to know how women stand, walk, etc.?), a lack of transmog (outside of purchased items), and a dearth of feminine outfits altogether.

Now, I know plenty of people are against the skimpy armour stuff (I'm not offended by it). But I'm not even talking about skimpy armour, really---just good-looking character options. I like playing pretty characters who are wearing pretty clothes. There. I said it. Maybe it's from my childhood days of playing with Barbie dolls. I don't know. But it's there, and honestly, I just can't get into games with ugly characters.

I've even played otherwise sub-par or janky games (like Conan Exiles) for way longer than most people would, just because of the character designs and outfits.

Developers and designers of Ashes of Creation: PLEASE include beautiful character customization options, feminine animation options, and flattering outfits. Please. If you do, I have a feeling this will be my new "forever MMO", someday.

(In case you're wondering why I stopped playing WoW and previous MMOs: I don't like when politics and real-world social issues get tossed into a game, e.g. WoW changing in-game paintings of women into fruit. I love FFXIV to a significant extent, but I can't entirely get into the anime-themed aesthetic. I prefer the traditional Western fantasy aesthetic---or something crazy like Warhammer Fantasy---and so far the few screenshots I've seen of Ashes' characters look more like what I'm going for.)

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  • HinotoriHinotori Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    Ashes has had some really nice sets in this regard. Some big dresses and showy formal wear.

    The only problem so far is that it's been few and far between. We get maybe 1 pack a year where the female costume looks like a woman and not a carbon copy of the male armor and you can't tell the difference.

    I get we're working on npcs right now for development. But I hope we see more cosmetics that cater to the feminine look in the future.

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  • tautautautau Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    I think that you will be quite happy, @JessicaVS , with what you will be able to do with your character. Here is the wiki link to the Character Creator page: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Character_creator

    AoS plans to release the Creator Pre-release so we can play with it and design our characters (and share them) ahead of time. Also consider watching the monthly release of skins you can purchase to dress your characters, though there should be plenty of ones to earn in the game.
  • George_BlackGeorge_Black Member, Intrepid Pack, Alpha Two
    Let's see how this thread goes in comparison to the last one.
  • Ninja KittyNinja Kitty Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    I agree with this sentiment. There's also something very satisfying about winning a pvp battle in a very cute girly outfit. And I also like changing my appearance on a regular basis to suit my mood. I also hope there is an easy way to customize outfits early on in the game with a lot of variety.
  • HalaeHalae Member, Alpha Two
    edited November 2022
    I feel you on that, Jessica. Some of the various games in the past have had potatoes masquerading as human beings, and it's rarely restricted to just the women. I was actually worried that it was going to be the case in AoC as well, but given the recent character creator updates, I'm not too worried. I'm personally less focused on the outfits than the faces, and back in 2021 the faces were... doughy, to put it diplomatically. I was just going to deal with it, since I was more interested in the game than the character visuals.

    But, well, this years character creation updates have really blown my expectations out of the water. The recent Empyrean models in particular.
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    I don't play elves, myself. Don't really like 'em. But if this is the kind of art style we're looking at for the finished races, I've got absolutely no complaints about face customization.
  • LordPaxLordPax Member, Alpha Two
    @JessicaVS I think you will be pleasantly surprised. While the anticipation is killing us all, this game is going to be a pleasure. I can see it being a "forever" game for a lot of folks.
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  • With even the female Ren'kai Orcs (a common fantasy race that are traditionally quite brutish and masculine looking) looking surprisingly feminine, I think it's safe to assume there are enough voices in the studio to maintain that line of interest in character and garment development moving forward.

    But yes, generally speaking, it would be cool to see more formal or at least non-armored garments to wear in-game. Part of an immersive fantasy world is not having 80% of its characters dressed like "adventurers" 24/7. If I go into town to craft, am visiting an inn, selling goods at my stall, just doing regular everyday activities, I might not want to have all my armor on or a weapon at my hip.

    Giving us a wide variety of options for one-click-equip clothing sets that are not only sold in the shop as extravagant outfits but also included as craftable every-day clothing, simple formal wear, or pretty dresses that tailors can learn to make would be a great outlet for materials and a way for players to express themselves without having to spend a bunch of money on a super fancy looking costume.
  • ManueljfManueljf Member
    edited November 2022
    Jessica. From the couple human races models and elves models that we saw in previous updates I think you will be pleased with the result.
  • DepravedDepraved Member, Alpha Two
    JessicaVS wrote: »
    Hi everyone. I've been following Ashes of Creation's development for a long while, but this is my first post here, on a topic which I feel is important for an MMORPG: the appearance of female characters (character models, outfits, transmog, etc.).

    I'm a woman, and I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit. I used to love WoW (I started playing that waaaay back when it first released in 2004, when I was a child), and I've played FFXIV and plenty of other MMOs over the years. I've noticed a trend, at least for myself: I LOVE games that offer a lot of character customization and that have attractive character options. Otherwise, I just cannot enjoy playing my character. I'm rather traditionally feminine, and I like playing fantasy characters that match that sort of aesthetic, too.

    The reason this is at the top of my mind today is that a friend of mine bought a copy of New World for me the other day. I hadn't tried New World---it didn't look terribly appealing and I hadn't heard good things. But I gave it a shot, and oh dear God, the character customization (or lack thereof) is absolutely horrifying. Freakish-looking faces, a hideous and totally bizarre female character model (had any of those designers even seen a woman in real life before to know how women stand, walk, etc.?), a lack of transmog (outside of purchased items), and a dearth of feminine outfits altogether.

    Now, I know plenty of people are against the skimpy armour stuff (I'm not offended by it). But I'm not even talking about skimpy armour, really---just good-looking character options. I like playing pretty characters who are wearing pretty clothes. There. I said it. Maybe it's from my childhood days of playing with Barbie dolls. I don't know. But it's there, and honestly, I just can't get into games with ugly characters.

    I've even played otherwise sub-par or janky games (like Conan Exiles) for way longer than most people would, just because of the character designs and outfits.

    Developers and designers of Ashes of Creation: PLEASE include beautiful character customization options, feminine animation options, and flattering outfits. Please. If you do, I have a feeling this will be my new "forever MMO", someday.

    (In case you're wondering why I stopped playing WoW and previous MMOs: I don't like when politics and real-world social issues get tossed into a game, e.g. WoW changing in-game paintings of women into fruit. I love FFXIV to a significant extent, but I can't entirely get into the anime-themed aesthetic. I prefer the traditional Western fantasy aesthetic---or something crazy like Warhammer Fantasy---and so far the few screenshots I've seen of Ashes' characters look more like what I'm going for.)

    what is a woman?

  • StreviStrevi Member
    edited November 2022
    JessicaVS wrote: »

    I'm a woman, and I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit.

    Trying to read too fast made me see

    "I'm a woman, and I've been for longer than I'd like to admit."

    Why do you have to say such things? :smile:
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  • Depraved wrote: »
    JessicaVS wrote: »
    Hi everyone. I've been following Ashes of Creation's development for a long while, but this is my first post here, on a topic which I feel is important for an MMORPG: the appearance of female characters (character models, outfits, transmog, etc.).

    I'm a woman, and I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit. I used to love WoW (I started playing that waaaay back when it first released in 2004, when I was a child), and I've played FFXIV and plenty of other MMOs over the years. I've noticed a trend, at least for myself: I LOVE games that offer a lot of character customization and that have attractive character options. Otherwise, I just cannot enjoy playing my character. I'm rather traditionally feminine, and I like playing fantasy characters that match that sort of aesthetic, too.

    The reason this is at the top of my mind today is that a friend of mine bought a copy of New World for me the other day. I hadn't tried New World---it didn't look terribly appealing and I hadn't heard good things. But I gave it a shot, and oh dear God, the character customization (or lack thereof) is absolutely horrifying. Freakish-looking faces, a hideous and totally bizarre female character model (had any of those designers even seen a woman in real life before to know how women stand, walk, etc.?), a lack of transmog (outside of purchased items), and a dearth of feminine outfits altogether.

    Now, I know plenty of people are against the skimpy armour stuff (I'm not offended by it). But I'm not even talking about skimpy armour, really---just good-looking character options. I like playing pretty characters who are wearing pretty clothes. There. I said it. Maybe it's from my childhood days of playing with Barbie dolls. I don't know. But it's there, and honestly, I just can't get into games with ugly characters.

    I've even played otherwise sub-par or janky games (like Conan Exiles) for way longer than most people would, just because of the character designs and outfits.

    Developers and designers of Ashes of Creation: PLEASE include beautiful character customization options, feminine animation options, and flattering outfits. Please. If you do, I have a feeling this will be my new "forever MMO", someday.

    (In case you're wondering why I stopped playing WoW and previous MMOs: I don't like when politics and real-world social issues get tossed into a game, e.g. WoW changing in-game paintings of women into fruit. I love FFXIV to a significant extent, but I can't entirely get into the anime-themed aesthetic. I prefer the traditional Western fantasy aesthetic---or something crazy like Warhammer Fantasy---and so far the few screenshots I've seen of Ashes' characters look more like what I'm going for.)

    what is a woman?

    I'm not a biologist
  • BlackBronyBlackBrony Member, Alpha Two
    I hope we have the option to have a buff woman and a super skinny man. Like maybe a mage make that looks fragile because it has magic, or a barbarian that looks huge, even if it's a woman.
    I always hated that you have this super looking fragile woman and it's a freaking warrior, makes no sense.
  • ChocometeorChocometeor Member, Alpha Two
    Well that reminds me of the Post with ''More Dresses'' i would like to see more ''Feminine'' outfits too. I mean people will say ''You cant fight in those CloThEs'' but it for a RP perspective it would be awesome to have more Feminine and/or Casual Sets.
    (Even for Fighting its a FANTASY game. if you can shoot Laserbeams you can also wear the Armor you want tf..)
    These days people are starting to get angry and freak out if they see a Womans cleavage or a Belly-Window or something like that its just sad ;(

    (And yes i would like to see more revealing outfits for MEN and Woman too just make it the same so no one is offended again)
    uwu
  • Izzetin wrote: »
    I mean people will say ''You cant fight in those CloThEs'' but it for a RP perspective it would be awesome to have more Feminine and/or Casual Sets.
    (Even for Fighting its a FANTASY game. if you can shoot Laserbeams you can also wear the Armor you want tf..)

    I love pretty women. :heart:
    If anyone kills a pretty woman, he should get more corruption than if killing an old ugly witch.
    Also pretty women should deal less damage to make us want to help. ^^
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  • CptBrownBeardCptBrownBeard Member, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    Strevi wrote: »
    I love pretty women. :heart:
    If anyone kills a pretty woman, he should get more corruption than if killing an old ugly witch.
    Also pretty women should deal less damage to make us want to help. ^^

    Hey now, let's not discriminate. The homely honies need love, too.



  • Strevi wrote: »
    I love pretty women. :heart:
    If anyone kills a pretty woman, he should get more corruption than if killing an old ugly witch.
    Also pretty women should deal less damage to make us want to help. ^^

    Hahaha love that comment :lol:
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  • JessicaVS wrote: »

    Now, I know plenty of people are against the skimpy armour stuff (I'm not offended by it). But I'm not even talking about skimpy armour, really---just good-looking character options. I like playing pretty characters who are wearing pretty clothes. There. I said it. Maybe it's from my childhood days of playing with Barbie dolls. I don't know. But it's there, and honestly, I just can't get into games with ugly characters.

    I've even played otherwise sub-par or janky games (like Conan Exiles) for way longer than most people would, just because of the character designs and outfits.

    Developers and designers of Ashes of Creation: PLEASE include beautiful character customization options, feminine animation options, and flattering outfits. Please. If you do, I have a feeling this will be my new "forever MMO", someday.

    I think with Intreprids housemade caracter creation tool you will be served very well !
    The sheer amount of customization options is overwhelming, and that was already at the showcase where it still was in it's early stage.

    "The character creator (or character customization system) allows players to define the look of their in-game characters, hired NPCs; and potentially creatures raised by the animal husbandry profession.[2][7]
    Character appearance can be adjusted through a wide range of presets and sliders.[2][7][8]
    Character blending provides easy to use customization by morphing together two or more character presets.[9]
    Character sculpting allows detailed customization of every aspect of the body.[10]" - AoC Wiki

    About the cosmetics I'm sure, you will be served very well aswell !

    "Costumes are not gender or race locked, but can adapt based on a character's gender and race.[9][10]
    All hoods and headslot items, whether part of a complete costume or individual gear, will have the option to be shown or hidden on the character by the player.[11][2][12]
    Cosmetics can be used by all races but there may be slight variations to make them work with the body builds of each race.[13][14]" - AoC Wiki

    It all will be flexible and customizable !

    Only about female animations idk :lol:
    If hugging is concidered as one of it then they will have some :smiley:
    PS : Conan Exiles is sooo nice ! Both the Gameplay and the Aesthetics [Especially the buildings (Yamatai, Arggossian...)]

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  • Thank you all for the great replies and for the links to various screenshots and the character creator! Things definitely look like they're going in great direction.
    Only about female animations idk :lol:
    If hugging is concidered as one of it then they will have some :smiley:
    PS : Conan Exiles is sooo nice ! Both the Gameplay and the Aesthetics [Especially the buildings (Yamatai, Arggossian...)]

    For sure---I love Conan Exiles, even with all its bugs and oddities, largely because of the amazing aesthetics. What I meant by "female animations" is basically "animations using a feminine character model". For example, in Conan Exiles, the male and female character models move differently. In New World . . . not so much. I can hardly bear to see my New World character standing there with her legs spaced apart like she's mimicking a Wild West gunfighter or something. Basically, I just like female character models to have realistically feminine animations. (I feel like that's something Conan Exiles and FFXIV do well.)
    Izzetin wrote: »
    These days people are starting to get angry and freak out if they see a Womans cleavage or a Belly-Window or something like that its just sad ;(
    (And yes i would like to see more revealing outfits for MEN and Woman too just make it the same so no one is offended again)

    Yes. I've never understood that mindset of being offended by cleavage or skin. I mean, sure, gratuitous stuff (e.g. Tera) isn't my kind of thing, but going too far in the other direction and hiding feminine features (e.g. New World) is bizarre.
    Strevi wrote: »
    JessicaVS wrote: »

    ...I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit.
    Why do you have to say such things? :smile:

    I prefer to live in denial and believe that I stopped aging at 20.
    Sengarden wrote: »
    It would be cool to see more formal or at least non-armored garments to wear in-game. Part of an immersive fantasy world is not having 80% of its characters dressed like "adventurers" 24/7. If I go into town to craft, am visiting an inn, selling goods at my stall, just doing regular everyday activities, I might not want to have all my armor on or a weapon at my hip.

    Giving us a wide variety of options for one-click-equip clothing sets that are not only sold in the shop as extravagant outfits but also included as craftable every-day clothing, simple formal wear, or pretty dresses that tailors can learn to make would be a great outlet for materials and a way for players to express themselves without having to spend a bunch of money on a super fancy looking costume.

    I completely agree! Honestly, I feel like that sort of thing is financially beneficial for developers, too, because there are players like me who will play endlessly to collect all the transmog appearances, etc., especially if a lot of those outfits are just for show. The absurd degree of effort I have went through in WoW and FFXIV to acquire "non-adventuring" outfits is testament to that.
    Halae wrote: »
    I feel you on that, Jessica. Some of the various games in the past have had potatoes masquerading as human beings, and it's rarely restricted to just the women. I was actually worried that it was going to be the case in AoC as well, but given the recent character creator updates, I'm not too worried. I'm personally less focused on the outfits than the faces, and back in 2021 the faces were... doughy, to put it diplomatically. I was just going to deal with it, since I was more interested in the game than the character visuals.

    But, well, this years character creation updates have really blown my expectations out of the water. The recent Empyrean models in particular.

    The Empyrean model looks great! I hope there are some friendlier face options since she looks a bit peeved, but I love that art style. The headdress is neat too, very "Warhammer dark elf-like" in pointy style. I often play elves (yes, I'm that unoriginal), so I'd definitely play an Empyrean.
    tautau wrote: »
    AoS plans to release the Creator Pre-release so we can play with it and design our characters (and share them) ahead of time. Also consider watching the monthly release of skins you can purchase to dress your characters, though there should be plenty of ones to earn in the game.

    I can't wait to see that!
    Natasha wrote: »
    Ashes has had some really nice sets in this regard. Some big dresses and showy formal wear.
    The only problem so far is that it's been few and far between. We get maybe 1 pack a year where the female costume looks like a woman and not a carbon copy of the male armor and you can't tell the difference. But I hope we see more cosmetics that cater to the feminine look in the future.

    Those dresses look amazing, and are exactly the sort of cosmetic outfits I'm talking about. I'd love for the game to include more appearances like those, too.
  • JessicaVS wrote: »
    ...I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit.
    Why do you have to say such things? :smile: [/quote]

    I prefer to live in denial and believe that I stopped aging at 20.

    [/quote]
    You want tab targeting or action combat? :)
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  • Mr_MaDrupalowMr_MaDrupalow Member
    edited November 2022
    JessicaVS wrote: »
    Thank you all for the great replies and for the links to various screenshots and the character creator! Things definitely look like they're going in great direction.

    For sure---I love Conan Exiles, even with all its bugs and oddities, largely because of the amazing aesthetics. What I meant by "female animations" is basically "animations using a feminine character model". For example, in Conan Exiles, the male and female character models move differently. In New World . . . not so much. I can hardly bear to see my New World character standing there with her legs spaced apart like she's mimicking a Wild West gunfighter or something. Basically, I just like female character models to have realistically feminine animations. (I feel like that's something Conan Exiles and FFXIV do well.)

    Yeah the bugs and oddities are something unique haha.
    Thank you for explaining now I know exactly what you meant with female animations.They should be important. It makes the game more realistic and emotional (especially in the RP section)

    Edit : and more alive
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  • HeartbeatHeartbeat Member, Founder, Kickstarter, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    edited November 2022
    The earliest iteration of the character customization that we've seen has already looked amazing, and I'm sure it will only improve from there. If someone wants a gorgeous elven female character with flawless skin, im sure they will be able to make that, if someone wants a brutish and rugged barbarian looking male character with scars on his body im sure they will be able to make that.

    Here's what was shown for the character customization so far:
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=z_PasE-_W6M

    Not sure if there was anything shown since then. As far as outfits go there are already a ton of cosmetics that have been available but nothing overly skimpy i dont think. Definitely no school girl or bikini skins available as of yet, unless I missed them.
  • LadyZelLadyZel Member
    edited November 2022
    As a current New World player I can say I have been and remain dissatisfied by the feminine offerings in that game, but I saw pictures of AoC's offerings a while ago and it instantly peaked my interest. My characters feminine look is always a pivotal part of how I identify with them and how strongly I form an emotional bond.

    I still hold a lot of fondness for my Lotro, ESO and GW characters because they are all so unique and those games allow me to express that.
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  • JessicaVS wrote: »
    Hi everyone. I've been following Ashes of Creation's development for a long while, but this is my first post here, on a topic which I feel is important for an MMORPG: the appearance of female characters (character models, outfits, transmog, etc.).

    I'm a woman, and I've been playing MMOs for longer than I'd like to admit. I used to love WoW (I started playing that waaaay back when it first released in 2004, when I was a child), and I've played FFXIV and plenty of other MMOs over the years. I've noticed a trend, at least for myself: I LOVE games that offer a lot of character customization and that have attractive character options. Otherwise, I just cannot enjoy playing my character. I'm rather traditionally feminine, and I like playing fantasy characters that match that sort of aesthetic, too.

    The reason this is at the top of my mind today is that a friend of mine bought a copy of New World for me the other day. I hadn't tried New World---it didn't look terribly appealing and I hadn't heard good things. But I gave it a shot, and oh dear God, the character customization (or lack thereof) is absolutely horrifying. Freakish-looking faces, a hideous and totally bizarre female character model (had any of those designers even seen a woman in real life before to know how women stand, walk, etc.?), a lack of transmog (outside of purchased items), and a dearth of feminine outfits altogether.

    Now, I know plenty of people are against the skimpy armour stuff (I'm not offended by it). But I'm not even talking about skimpy armour, really---just good-looking character options. I like playing pretty characters who are wearing pretty clothes. There. I said it. Maybe it's from my childhood days of playing with Barbie dolls. I don't know. But it's there, and honestly, I just can't get into games with ugly characters.

    I've even played otherwise sub-par or janky games (like Conan Exiles) for way longer than most people would, just because of the character designs and outfits.

    Developers and designers of Ashes of Creation: PLEASE include beautiful character customization options, feminine animation options, and flattering outfits. Please. If you do, I have a feeling this will be my new "forever MMO", someday.

    (In case you're wondering why I stopped playing WoW and previous MMOs: I don't like when politics and real-world social issues get tossed into a game, e.g. WoW changing in-game paintings of women into fruit. I love FFXIV to a significant extent, but I can't entirely get into the anime-themed aesthetic. I prefer the traditional Western fantasy aesthetic---or something crazy like Warhammer Fantasy---and so far the few screenshots I've seen of Ashes' characters look more like what I'm going for.)

    Look at New World, the game is crap but at least they have beautiful women characters ))
  • WuqingYeWuqingYe Member, Alpha Two
    As part of the female species, I too enjoy the super pretty cosmetics! Even though I plan on having a male as my main, I REALLY want to see those frills, glamor, and body accentuating clothes! Like you, I was never offended by sexy outfits, and in all honestly, literally every girl I know that plays video games (in general - not just mmos) adores them. Like, hey, if I'm playing a fantasy game I want my character (both male and female) to look and feel larger than life (because fantasy).

    Thankfully, we know for a fact that the character customization in Ashes will be exquisitely detailed beyond measure. What I personally worry about is having enough female-looking clothing/armor options in-game. Intrepid is such an amazing company, however, with equally unparalleled staff, that I believe everything will work out just fine in the end. :)

    Cheers, fellow gal!
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