It's especially annoying because it's like the message being sent too is that if women want to be '' serious '' then they can't have noticeable feminine curves. Think of it like the Gladius. For us in the wider world, a Gladius is A type of sword with certain typical characteristics and minor variation (e.g. the Hispaniensis or the Mainz-type). For the Romans, Gladius just meant sword, and what we think of as Gladius was THE sword they used. Those terms aren't in contradiction to each other, they are just a matter of perspective; the same way that the Diablo games aren't contradicting one another simply expanding the perspective we have of Sanctuary. "Rogue" can therefore mean something very specific for Kashya and something much broader for people from Xiansai and Freeport and everywhere inbetween. Boring looking armor, hopefully the paid skins at least look better. Comment by Makz42 on 2023-03-17T08:09:49-05:00 I don't mean curves as in being overweight, but curves as in the fact that some women have wider hips and are more busty. However what still bothers me is how the only two options for women is per usual either a muscle mountain which is traditionally attributed to hyper masculinity, or a skinny person.

And the lightly armored ranged enchantress / court wizard / sorcerer vibes mages can get away with wearing skimpy dresses?

The whole Assassin's Creed styled sneaky person idea is completely ridiculous and not based in reality or any sort of logic at all tbh lol. I cannot find any relatable information about it, and in 4 different D4 groups - including the official Blizzard forums - NOBODY CAN TELL ME ANYTHING ABOUT IT :D If you really want to go down this route of arguing about realism or what makes sense, then not really. Effortlessly achieve a fantastic Halloween look with our Evil Sorceress Costume! Conjure up an evil plan and curse the people of the party this Halloween! If you’re looking to dress up as the misunderstood fairy from Disney’s classic, Maleficent, or even just an evil queen in general, this is the costume for you. It'd just make you stand out and draw attention to yourself, it's the same with spies today too they just dress normally since the purpose is to blend in.

Why can he stand upright and reveal so much skin while the rogue has to be ashamed of her boobs like a 13 year old girl and wear Burkas? It's not just Ninja's either, real life spies and assassins didn't dress like that anywhere in the world. I was really hoping for something that looks like the Summoner from D2. I always liked that look. Alternatively some Vizjerai colored robes. Not seeing any of that here. For all the talk about diversity etc it feels very shallow, because women are not just skinny, overweight or a gigantic muscle mountain.

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But I also think there is some valid criticism about this and how playing it '' safe '' actually makes for very poor and misogynistic representation of women. If you were a '' cutpurse / bandit / mercenary / assassin '' then you'd wear normal civilian clothes, why would you wear something that makes you stand out and look suspicious? Most of these are, indeed, things you can get early. There is much more elaborate and interesting gear later, but we are unlikely to see it in Open Beta, so we didn't share them. We wanted to show how even many of the earliest sets are deeply detailed and interesting. The fantastic, outrageous stuff comes later on. Well, and with the Necromancer, which we'll share next week! Sorcerer never revealed skin, he always wears full coat and plate. Thats not D3 Wizard. Not even D2 sorc with her skirt was that skimpy that she revealed her bear chest. That again was D3 Wizard.