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Miqo'te having feline features is a boon to writing body language for me. In addition to typical tone/expression cues, having ears and a tail to indicate emotional state is really convenient, even if I don't try to faithfully replicate cat behavior.
Other than that, my Miqo'te character doesn't really exemplify feline traits. No hissing or meowing or other speech quirks, doesn't try to sit on things people are working on, has never once stolen food from a person for no good reason...
Well, I jest on some of those- the punchline there being of course that cats are weird-Â but to be honest, most of my Miqo'te character's idiosyncratic traits come from who he is as a person, not from him being a catboy.
Other than that, my Miqo'te character doesn't really exemplify feline traits. No hissing or meowing or other speech quirks, doesn't try to sit on things people are working on, has never once stolen food from a person for no good reason...
Well, I jest on some of those- the punchline there being of course that cats are weird-Â but to be honest, most of my Miqo'te character's idiosyncratic traits come from who he is as a person, not from him being a catboy.