Kassandra skirt

[bayssaa]

Is there away to remove her skirt? Its so ugly in some skins...

[bayssaa]

?
I dont. I just dont want to see two skirt at the sime time. I t looks weird

[😎Astran😾]

Originally posted by Suami Finland Perkele:

I want to see kassandra shaved pu**y too :)

There is a mod for that. Although it's troublesome to implement and nude Kassandra looks like a man from behind - she's an athlete after all.

[No' Name]

You can transmog (Change the appearance) of all the items you're wearing, including weapons.

At the main Inventory screen, just hover over the piece you'd like to change, and whether or not you're using a controller, or mouse and keyboard, you should see a little "Eye" icon, with a button you can press to change the style of your gear, to something you've previously owned.

[bayssaa]

what? i dont want to remove her panties, i want to remove her first skirt

[UbiCosmos]

Hey there,

The legendary Snake Armor Set has pants, if that is what you are looking for.

There are a bunch of different armor sets available in the game.

[bayssaa]

Oh okay, i will search for it

[UbiCosmos]

Originally posted by βayssa:

Oh okay, i will search for it

You are welcome!

Also have you checked out the transmog option yet? You can customize a lot of gear that way as well.

You can check out how to customize your gear Here[support.ubi.com].

[bayssaa]

haha, Im always change my skins. But this skirt tha is always together is very ugly for me, looks like one skirt with of the other :( if you could take off the standard skirt and be just the skirt you chose with the pantiers below would be better :(

[Coffee Addict]

Originally posted by Suami Finland Perkele:

I want to see kassandra shaved pu**y too :)

this is ancient greece theres nothing shaved about it

[Ares4X]

Right, it's a world full of malakas und unshaven men and women.....^^

[MaddogDino]

I haven't heard this sort of talk about a naked female protagonist since Lara Croft appeared. I wonder if Dev's take a certain pride in creating a computer model that gets fantasised about by young men. Quite an achievement when you think about it.

[Rune]

Originally posted by MaddogDino:

I haven't heard this sort of talk about a naked female protagonist since Lara Croft appeared. I wonder if Dev's take a certain pride in creating a computer model that gets fantasised about by young men. Quite an achievement when you think about it.

I think it's more that thirsty nerd virgin males will latch onto the first female character they play a game with, hell, any female character, no matter the graphical fidelity, and that's enough. Lara Croft used to be a big mess of polygons, all hard angles, and Samus was just a blob of pixels, for flying spaghetti monster's sale. Same for Zelda.

The characters all look better and often very realistic nowadays, but even if they didn't, thirsty nerd virgins would still latch all over every female character in sight, just like they always have.

For the record, I don't have much room to talk.

I'm an older gamer, but my first fantasy crush was, like many in my age group, Kitty Pryde / Shadowcat of the X-men, who was essentially introduced as a new character at age 13 [and a half!] right about when I am everyone in my generation were all age 11-16. Naturally every nerdy comic reading teenage boy [and probably at least some girls] all fell right for her.

[darkdisciple1313]

Originally posted by Rune:

Originally posted by MaddogDino:

I haven't heard this sort of talk about a naked female protagonist since Lara Croft appeared. I wonder if Dev's take a certain pride in creating a computer model that gets fantasised about by young men. Quite an achievement when you think about it.

I think it's more that thirsty nerd virgin males will latch onto the first female character they play a game with, hell, any female character, no matter the graphical fidelity, and that's enough. Lara Croft used to be a big mess of polygons, all hard angles, and Samus was just a blob of pixels, for flying spaghetti monster's sale. Same for Zelda.

The characters all look better and often very realistic nowadays, but even if they didn't, thirsty nerd virgins would still latch all over every female character in sight, just like they always have.

For the record, I don't have much room to talk.

I'm an older gamer, but my first fantasy crush was, like many in my age group, Kitty Pryde / Shadowcat of the X-men, who was essentially introduced as a new character at age 13 [and a half!] right about when I am everyone in my generation were all age 11-16. Naturally every nerdy comic reading teenage boy [and probably at least some girls] all fell right for her.

Not sure that always applies--my first female character was Ms. Pac Man. Although there was something about that bow...*sigh*

I jest...-ish.

[Rune]

Originally posted by darkdisciple1313:

Not sure that always applies--my first female character was Ms. Pac Man. Although there was something about that bow...*sigh*

I jest...-ish.

She doesn't count, she was a married woman!

But seriously, even in books and literature, female characters developed massive thirsty male fan followings. Hermoine Granger, before the movies, anyone? After the movies just made it bigger, but her and Luna Lovegood, just from descriptions in a book series (and some characterization) became hugely waifued.

[darkdisciple1313]

Originally posted by Rune:

Originally posted by darkdisciple1313:

Not sure that always applies--my first female character was Ms. Pac Man. Although there was something about that bow...*sigh*

I jest...-ish.

She doesn't count, she was a married woman!

But seriously, even in books and literature, female characters developed massive thirsty male fan followings. Hermoine Granger, before the movies, anyone? After the movies just made it bigger, but her and Luna Lovegood, just from descriptions in a book series (and some characterization) became hugely waifued.

That's not all that disturbing if the ones engaged in the fantasy are boys around the same age (there is high likelihood that I will be going to hell for my own back when I was that age). It's when the ones describing a young teen girl as "waifu material" are over the age of 25 that one gets into the ick realm of fantasy.

So, young males panting over Lara Croft? Understandable, and part of the package that is labeled as Typical Teenage Boy Idiot. Grown men panting over a JRPG character who looks like an 8-year-old with Pamela Anderson's physique? Nauseating, yet pervasive. And that whole "But she's really a 10,000-year-old mage who was cursed to be perceived as a young girl for all time, so it's okay!" is so much crap.

And not to split hairs, but I thought Ms. Pac-Man was a single lady. I only say that because 1980s-era feminists of my acquaintance latched onto her as a positive role model for girl gamers (to wit: "We don't need any males rescuing us, thank you...we'll rescue ourselves!"). Seems a little quaint now, really, but nobody ever said political movements were logical. All I know for sure is that I sucked at playing Ms. Pac-Man.