
(04-29-2015, 11:19 AM)Zhavi Wrote:(04-29-2015, 11:11 AM)FreelanceWizard Wrote: [quote='Hyrist' pid='176980' dateline='1430319853']
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My hope is that if Heavensward does really really well maybe the next xpac will have more breathing room in terms of art direction. Though, really, I suppose it might be grounds for a "keep doing what you're doing" mindset.
Argh. It's frustrating to me because I picked catgirl because I wanted a runty street kid. And I like cats. And it was something that was very different from what I normally played: tall, muscular badasses (WoW troll 4 lyfe!). I was inches away from picking a roe, but in the end they were too big for what I wanted to do with this character. It pains me that Zhi is part of the problem. And now with the xaela being nomads, I'm being hooked for them.
I think I'm gonna have to make a highlander or roe to even out my character creation karma. :<
See, in my last post I said mean things but I don't want it to be remembered as something so cut and dry.
I don't want people to feel guilty for playing what they like. I want people to realize it's okay to like something and it's especially okay to continue to do so. Don't try to sabotage something for yourself in favor of change or variance in something you wouldn't have played anyway.
You had something in mind, you went with it. It's something I say allllll the time:
"It's about the presentation."
Plenty of people here have pretty 'typical' characters. I'm pretty sure even I contribute to this. But it's always coming down to presentation. Be it color schemes or slight differences in height, whatever. It's about how you present it to others. It's that whole thing where you try to be unique and you end up like everyone else in the process.
So what? We're all pink on the inside and we have a whole bunch of other shit that overlaps.
Go on, rock a cat. From what I've gathered you have something that works well with you and is well accepted by others. Don't feel guilty for it. Just present it differently and embrace what you love.