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And yes, it's "sexy", per se... but, compared to other female characters' outfits in the game... not so much.
I guess it's all relative, but Juri was supposed to be the sexually aggresive character.. and she's "average" at best in that regard.
As for her alternate costumes... yeah.... pretty meh.
I do wish Juri was wearing her default form SF4 though. I really liked that outfit.
You know, the ironic thing is that her butt looks bigger in her premiun costume. Not the bodysuit.
Also, foot fetishists will have better luck with Ryuu.
Honestly just sounds as if you've barely played any games ever.
Also, a big problem here is that the standards for what is considered '' sexy '' for women are almost non existent and people will consider almost anything '' sexy '' no matter what.
While they're astronomically high for men, and there's almost NOTHING that people will bring themselves to admit is sexy.
I dunno about you, but I always thought Makoto looked weird and had a strange oversized head.
If you were a gay man ( or a woman who ain't afraid to admit it ). You'd see that there's A LOT more sexualized men in games than anyone would like to admit.
http://i.imgur.com/JVXEckP.png
Makoto kind of had the reverse issue of everyone thinking she was a boy for some reason, despite having a visible red bra and breasts. I actually really like the design of Makoto. Conceptually she was designed ot be Ryu's little sister and it kind of shows.
Honestly I don't really find too many of the men attractive. You do have like Hot Ryu who is definitely physically attractive, but there's something about it that just kills it, probably just how solemn, serious and focused he is. Kinda surprised no one ever mentions Necalli's battle outfit for the men in his slightly heeled boots, leather pants and ripped shirt. Maybe its just me, but it seems like the best attempt at fan service for a male character in Street Fighter, even if he is more clothed that Urien, Gill, Hot Ryu, Alex, and Gief.
Nope.
As opposed to anything else tho?
We live in the first world. Where 99.9% of our concerns are non-life-threatening.
I'd say that a discussion on whether or not devs feel threatened/ bullied or pushed into making decisions that they don't want to make in order to cater to a loud minority who probably won't buy the game to begin with, is a more legitimate concern than the vast majority of other concerns we have in the first world.
It goes both ways too.
For the people who complain about EVERYTHING that offends them and demands that it be changed too. How is someone complaining about finding a womans legs or side boob offensive due to their personal opinion any less trivial? If anything, arguing against it is even more important imo, because it's actually trying to defend the freedom of people to express themselves.
You should count yourself lucky that you live in the first world and have the ability to complain about otherwise mundane things.
And people do it all the damn time.
If you want to see some of the most trivial crap ever. Just go read any '' news '' article ever having to do with pop culture and celebrities.
Defending the right to freedom of expression whether it be developers creating characters or real life people expressing themselves sexually. Is of a much greater importance imo than the average so called '' issue '' you see in the first world.
Very few things that we actually worry about actually matter.