Does Rakshasa set look a bit more feminine on a male character?

[Joshua9948]

I'm wearing it rn and it looks super cool but the back skirt on the chest piece looks a bit off on a male character. Maybe I'm overthinking it, what do you guys think?

[Autumn]

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This doesn't really look feminine, it just looks kinda ugly.

The two aren't mutually exclusive.


Don't kill me, internet. :leaCheese:

Fair, but still. It's just a regular generic armor set in an incredibly ugly color.

[LuckyCheshire]

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As to the sand in my butt crack bit, honestly no idea what you meant by that, so I'll just answer it literally: it definitely happened at some point, I guess. But that must have been several decades ago, or so long ago that I don't remember it any longer.

I think he means that shorts will keep the sand trapped up there, while the skirt will let it work its way out more easily. Which is somewhat debatable, but I see the point.

[aNsWeRkEy23]

Looks like alonne knight set from DS2..I just hate its color..

[The Sylvan Learning Center]

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The two aren't mutually exclusive.


Don't kill me, internet. :leaCheese:

Fair, but still. It's just a regular generic armor set in an incredibly ugly color.

It's not generic.
I feel like you aren't an armor connoisseur at all .. .. .....

This is like taking about what your favorite beer or wine is with a child who drinks only coke.

[LuckyCheshire]

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Looks like alonne knight set from DS2..I just hate its color..

Do you want the next Souls game to have a armour dye system?

Yes! A thousand times yes! Please, FS! We want fashionnnnnnnnnn...

[Amins]

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Or Vyke's Armor, but Brownish-Red

The fact the armor is the same design makes me think they are related, and in my head canon she was his wife, and the reason he went mad was because of her.

I mean, I was only half being facetious, but I am glad someone else agrees. They do feel similar to me.

[Amins]

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Do you want the next Souls game to have a armour dye system?

Yes! A thousand times yes! Please, FS! We want fashionnnnnnnnnn... :mhwhelp:

Agree one gorillian percent! I wanna play My Dress Up Demon Slayer!

Edit: btw, there isn't an ounce of irony in this

[Amins]

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Agree one gorillian percent! I wanna play My Dress Up Demon Slayer!

Edit: btw, there isn't an ounce of irony in this

I don't see any harm in Fromsoftware introducing other activities into the World. Rebuilding Majula was a cool start but they didn't really do much with it. It'd be nice to clear out a nice place for villagers and have people move in and then start running a Boutique and other things. We see there are Traders like Kale but they don't even run around trading. That's cut content though so it is possible for them to implement. I wouldn't mind partaking in an Arena where you can summon people for Coop and fight Arena Rounds.

Well, there's always the potential for a game to focus too hard on side content that it actually hinders the main game. Fallout did this with settlements in that it was virtually mandatory, not executed nearly well enough and shifted a lot of the focus of that game in the direction of settlement management. But a little more customization options or more expanded side quests wouldn't hurt at all. Could add to the world building, but I get the sense that From loves their bleak aesthetic, and giving happy endings to NPCs isn't their strong suit.

[opus132]

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The fact the armor is the same design makes me think they are related, and in my head canon she was his wife, and the reason he went mad was because of her.

I mean, I was only half being facetious, but I am glad someone else agrees. They do feel similar to me.

They also end up right next to each other in the inventory.

[Amins]

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I mean, I was only half being facetious, but I am glad someone else agrees. They do feel similar to me.

They also end up right next to each other in the inventory.

Yeah, I suppose there really is a lot of reskinned content in the DLC

[Joshua9948]

I will continue wearing this set with my two great stars, still looks badass at the end of the day. Thanks for the input everyone.

[Lu2]

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It's the alonne knight set from ds 2.

not realy https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3314438166

[Urazz]

Looks completely fine and not feminine at all on a man. Rellana's armor on the other hand is designed for women. The shoulders plates are small but that's not anything tied to it being a woman's armor.

[Burns]

Scottish warriors have been proudly wearing what could be described as a skirt for hundreds of years. Besides that If I get an 8% bonus to damage inflicted who cares what it looks like, right?

[vamirez]

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Scottish warriors have been proudly wearing what could be described as a skirt for hundreds of years. Besides that If I get an 8% bonus to damage inflicted who cares what it looks like, right?

Well, only about 300 years, so, no, those guys in Braveheart all look wrong, buuut - the tunic was an all-time favorite throughout most of history. Pants were invented to ride horses more comfortably.