((To be honest, I'm not sure why this is a separate thread because the other thread was made separately, at least in part, with specifics towards the whole bodylanguage issues with Miqo'te being roleplayed as "just a guy with feline ears and tail" in mind. From... another thread. >.>; That is just my opinion though.))
When I did RP, and RP'd Kage as a miqo'te there were lots of issues. One of them was the fact that the character had to get used to being BIG TALL AND A TAIL. (I mean, going from like 3' to 5' is a difference.)
One thing that Kage found issues with (other than physical attributes) were sense. The sense of smell. So there would be emotes about it. There'd be other emotes also about ear movement and tail movement. The very occasional teeth. Lots of purring because at the time he was... well really happy even though it -really sucked to be him or his friends-.
But to be honest, like was brought up in the previous thread, most of those are placed in the way side or forgotten about when dealing with dialogue and story. The mindset was very much more about getting the story out then to describe every single detail and a lot of times those just weren't as important.
When I did RP, and RP'd Kage as a miqo'te there were lots of issues. One of them was the fact that the character had to get used to being BIG TALL AND A TAIL. (I mean, going from like 3' to 5' is a difference.)
One thing that Kage found issues with (other than physical attributes) were sense. The sense of smell. So there would be emotes about it. There'd be other emotes also about ear movement and tail movement. The very occasional teeth. Lots of purring because at the time he was... well really happy even though it -really sucked to be him or his friends-.
But to be honest, like was brought up in the previous thread, most of those are placed in the way side or forgotten about when dealing with dialogue and story. The mindset was very much more about getting the story out then to describe every single detail and a lot of times those just weren't as important.
