Why in the hell, in 21th century, you only allow a male character to use male clothes and acessories?

I want to use female clothing on my male character.

best regards
Amallya

Hi there,

Thank you for contacting customer support. While you bring up a perfectly reasonable point regarding the clothing disparity, I'm afraid we at Customer Support can not deal with game design requests here, but we strongly encourage you to post on the forums on this issue, either under the Features and Ideas section, or the Council of Stellar Management section in order for a CSM member to review your suggestion and potentially bring it to the attention of the developers.

Best regards,

GM Abraxas
EVE Online Customer Support

That's way!!we of the gay movement embrace your post!!

I don't want to see a Nocturnal Hunter kinda avatar running around in a miniskirt on the future Jita 4-4. Do you?

i want a mini-skirt

I also object to being forced to wear pants before I can complete character customization.



Statistically most cross-dressers are heterosexual.

-1 Go play 2nd life ******.

Uhm it has to do with the meshing and models baically they havent had time to 'recut' clothing to be either gender.

-1 Go play 2nd life ******.

I Liked the original post which I guess is the new way to support a topic in Features and Ideas Discussion. They should allow clothing to be worn by either gender regardless of which gender the clothing was intended for.

To ask about Nova Fox's point. I wonder how the clothing should be cut. Should men's pants look too big on a woman? should heels look too small on a man? or the clothing be cut as though it actually fit the avatar correctly when used on an opposite gender avatar?

And that there is the design question of the month it would be up to the art director to set that. I wouldnt mind seeing a mix of the three but if comes down to it the cut to fit would have to do.

either way the pants and T-shirts should ahve been all bi-gender to begin with.

I think they should leave it alone, now that it's launched.

By leaving it as-is, they're simply modeling the game after normal society. That's how 99.9% of people dress in everyday life. It isn't taking an anti-transsexual stance, it's simply how things normally are.

By changing things now, on request from pro-trans people, it could be perceived by many as taking a pro-transsexual stance, rather than being neutral as before. I dunno about you, but I wouldn't want my company to be dragged into that nightmare of a PR situation. To stay politically correct there, they'd have to add in clothing for every prevalent group of people that commonly has distinct items of clothing. (Burkas, Kippas, whatever you call those things that amish women wear, etc...)



Also, for a practical argument, this would mean making new models and skins of every single item of clothing, to fit the character models.

How can you say what's normal 50000 years in the future? Why is what's normal in the amarr empire the same as what's normal in the gallente federation?

Arguing for 'normal society' makes you look transphobic.

As a Scotsman myself, the idea of a Kilt being available on the NeX is quite enticing.

As a Scotsman myself, the idea of a Kilt being available on the NeX is quite enticing.