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RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Gerik - 03-14-2013 (03-14-2013, 10:51 PM)Rhio Wrote:Pretty sure the driver is the one controlling the car, but that's just a hunch I have.(03-14-2013, 10:47 PM)Gerik Wrote: Sounds like my mother ANYWAY, I'll stop derailing this thread. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Aysun - 03-14-2013 (03-14-2013, 10:59 PM)Gerik Wrote:(03-14-2013, 10:51 PM)Rhio Wrote:Pretty sure the driver is the one controlling the car, but that's just a hunch I have.(03-14-2013, 10:47 PM)Gerik Wrote: Sounds like my mother ![]() In all honesty, I'm not trying to be a Debbie Downer. I think ARR will introduce us to a whole lot of new nommy lore in action that 1.0 was lacking--for all the races! RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Nako Vesh - 03-15-2013 (03-14-2013, 08:40 PM)CassandraJean Wrote:This is very similar to what I had in mind! I love these!(03-14-2013, 07:27 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote: I would absolutely love to see your take on Miqo'te art! I'm even thinking about trying my hand at it as well, but I haven't drawn in quite a while. Also, this thread went... places. o_o RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Aysun - 03-15-2013 Quote:This is very similar to what I had in mind! I love these! Quite typical to happen around here! ![]() RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Myal - 03-19-2013 (03-14-2013, 09:07 PM)Aysun Wrote: The post today, for instance, introducing the idea of mixing traits between the two clans being available, makes me cringe. It seems like they just were like 'oh, we should probably give some reason why F'lhammin(however it's spelled) is the only Keeper of the Moon Miqo'te in the game with a Seeker of the Sun name rather than just admit it was a naming mistake (much like the Miqo'te in the opening video had markings like a Keeper of the Moon but Seeker eyes--at least they admitted that was a screw up).Noooo. No no, it can't be. I wanted to be a Seeker from the start and was dismayed when I found (after making a throwaway account to investigate naming patterns) that they didn't allow for apostrophes in names. F'lhaminn's round irises were what gave me the rationale to give my Seeker a Keeper-like name instead. If F'lhaminn's appearance was a mistake, my entire world would crumble. So it can't be a mistake. It can't! But seriously, considering that she is the only outlier out of all NPCs and given her relative importance in the story, I'm inclined to believe that it's intentional. The FMV Miqo'te, at least, has the excuse of being created by a different team during a different development phase. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Rhashi Nefhys - 03-19-2013 Finally I get to post some of my thoughts ![]() ![]() (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote:That may be overthinking it a little. We are in a Fantasy World and that genetiv problem might not even exist or apply to it. It might also be possible that the children of those harems be it males or females have to leave the clan when they become of age and find themselves a new one. (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote:The seekers nuhn probably have a lot of responsibilitys and uhm duties. So I would think that those won't travel too much and stay with their clan most of their time. The males who still have to prove themselves are more likely to choose the adventuring path. As I understand it from the naming lore the keepers don't really have nuhn and their culture is a lot more based on the normal family. (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote:I think a clanleader couldn't afford the "distraction" of a huge harem and still be able to lead. Maybe he chooses his females more carefully and keep their numbers quite low. (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote:I didn't find any infos about that but I think not. The cultures are split and we can only guess about how it happened but there doesn't need to be any tension. They may just respect each other for what they became. (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote: I strongly think so. Fighting and Hunting skills are highly valued and should be deeply entwined into their culture. They need to have some kind of festival where the males can prove themselves apart from occasional challenges. (03-14-2013, 06:56 PM)Nako Vesh Wrote: The artstyle from what CassandraJean showed us already goes into the right direction. I really like what I have seen so far. May be a little less curves and more nooks and edges. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Rhostel - 03-19-2013 Don't forget, no one is nuhn forever. I'm sure the position changes hands enough to avoid truly excessive inbreeding. Not to mention tribes might trade members for any number of reasons. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Aysun - 03-19-2013 (03-19-2013, 11:39 AM)Rhostel Wrote: Don't forget, no one is nuhn forever. I'm sure the position changes hands enough to avoid truly excessive inbreeding. And the Tias might get lucky sometimes too. ![]() RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Myal - 03-19-2013 What's the total population of Eorzean miqo'te, anyway? Even divided by the 25 tribes, I imagine the smallest tribe would still have dozens of nunh. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Nako Vesh - 03-19-2013 (03-19-2013, 11:39 AM)Rhostel Wrote: Don't forget, no one is nuhn forever. I'm sure the position changes hands enough to avoid truly excessive inbreeding.I would still think it would pose a problem. You'd end up with successive large same-age groups of Miqo'te who would all be closely related. Then, after a couple of nuhns had been in place, keeping track of who came from what father would be tricky. But, yeah, as Rhashi said it IS fantasy so none of this may be a problem at all. It's still icky to me though! lol (03-19-2013, 11:47 AM)Aysun Wrote: And the Tias might get lucky sometimes too.For me, that raises the question of whether or not their are rules and consequences for Tias who have bred! RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Knave - 03-19-2013 I'm sure other people have made this assumption but if Seekers of the Sun are lions then Keepers of the Moon are tigers. At least that's my theory. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - E'irawen - 03-19-2013 (03-19-2013, 03:46 PM)Knave Wrote: I'm sure other people have been this assumption but if Seekers of the Sun are lions then Keepers of the Moon are tigers. At least that's my theory. Actually, this is a pretty neat theory. I'm intrigued! RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Levoie - 03-19-2013 (03-14-2013, 09:55 PM)Aysun Wrote:(03-14-2013, 09:52 PM)Rhio Wrote:(03-14-2013, 09:07 PM)Aysun Wrote: While SE's giving us all this 'tribal' lore for the Miqo'te, I guess what's annoying me is, not only is it basically just a straight rip from XI Mithra, I didn't actually see any tribal behavior from Miqo'te NPCs in game in 1.0! There's MENTION of it, mostly, but it seems like those who live in the cities or are the adventuring type have left behind that tribal lifestyle. The wording of the lore post suggests to me that this culture is not only in the past but alive and well now. My thought is that there are many miqo'te clans that live on their own apart from the large cities and still follow this lifestyle. Miqo'te who are adventurers and so have a greater experience of the world, as well as Miqo'te would live in the cities (perhaps for generations), could well have cast off many of these traditions to mix in better with the other races. There are examples of Miqo'te marrying and having monogamous relationships in 1.0. I'd expect that adventurers as a whole would run the gamut of culture. With some extremely traditional and others completely adjusted to city culture. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - Arlon - 03-20-2013 Quote:Miqo'te who are adventurers and so have a greater experience of the world, as well as Miqo'te would live in the cities (perhaps for generations), could well have cast off many of these traditions to mix in better with the other races. This is what I was thinking too. RE: Miqo'te Culture Discussion/Speculation! - allgivenover - 03-21-2013 (03-19-2013, 03:46 PM)Knave Wrote: I'm sure other people have made this assumption but if Seekers of the Sun are lions then Keepers of the Moon are tigers. At least that's my theory. Huh. Good catch. This kinda works. |