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10/11/2023 12:02:34 AM
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Was the removal of the "boop armor" from Crotas End Warlock chest piece for female Warlocks really necessary?
The image in the link slot of this topic is from Destiny 1 with a female Warlock.
[url=https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/943233135099920394/1161451138458079313/image.png?ex=653858aa&is=6525e3aa&hm=94819019309a1664d0894789082e0dbe66115da663839ea8789838d5daed651e&]This Image[/url] shows how it looks in Destiny 2.
My question is... Was it really that necessary to change it? Kinda reduced the impression the smaller waist delivers from the original D1 version.
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1 Reply[quote]Was it really that necessary to change it?[/quote]Probably not, but I think the D2 version looks better.
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1 ReplyThere aren't a lot of "form fitting" chest pieces anymore. They changed the hunter chest plate from VoG as well. I don't mind either way and I personally prefer the newer ones cause I'm all for armor that looks like it'll actually protect you.
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4 Repliesnot sure what weirder..that you noticed or complaining about it
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3 RepliesThey want to reduce any signs that there are differences between genders That's why there is no truly feminine armor
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8 RepliesGamers whenever women in video games aren’t hyper--blam!- bimbos
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yeah I don’t get why they change stuff like that (hunters are the same) but turn around and add thigh highs with a mini skirt
