Beastly Characters

[Squigglle]

<p>Your all going to laugh when i say this, but any idea if we are going to get like more buff characters in the new character look system? like i mean, all characters that are fighter classes would be alot more brawn/buff looking then say a mage? i mean becuase u see like a little elf fighter and laugh becuase they are so scronny, where when u see a ogre or a troll its like dang! they beast! lol</p>

[Naubeta]

but they would have to get fat with diabetes after level 30.

[selch]

<cite>Squigglle wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>Your all going to laugh when i say this, but any idea if we are going to get like more buff characters in the new character look system? like i mean, all characters that are fighter classes would be alot more brawn/buff looking then say a mage? i mean becuase u see like a little elf fighter and laugh becuase they are so scronny, where when u see a ogre or a troll its like dang! they beast! lol</p></blockquote><p> Considering you give one of avarage examples, do you want to say, they have to remove all fighter classes from Fae, Arasai, halfling and gnome? <img src="/smilies/283a16da79f3aa23fe1025c96295f04f.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></p>

[Squigglle]

no im saying why not make the race more built when they are of the fighter class. so like if u were to pikc a dark elf mage u get a dark elf like now, but if its a dark elf fighter they will be more bigger and more big [Removed for Content]. not fat but like u know.. buff

[Twoboxer2]

<p>If you think your Gnome Berserker looks ridiculous - and I can assure you she does - maybe you should have rolled a Barbarian or an Ogre.</p><p>ARAC gave you the freedom of choice, now you are free to eat the consequences.</p>

[Novusod]

<cite>Squigglle wrote:</cite><blockquote>no im saying why not make the race more built when they are of the fighter class. so like if u were to pikc a dark elf mage u get a dark elf like now, but if its a dark elf fighter they will be more bigger and more big [Removed for Content]. not fat but like u know.. buff</blockquote>If you ever played Lineage II they actually had something like that. Each of the races came in two sizes: big fighter types and skinny mage types. The human fighter archtype was all beefcake while the mage archtype looked like a skinny little wimp. The thing is L2 only had five races and 16 classes and very little in the way of armor options. To do something similar in EQ2 would involve a complete redsign of everything already in game so the chances of this happening are close to zero but it might be a good idea for EQ3.