[b]Desire for Inclusion:[/b] There is a clear demand for the integration of a non-binary option in character customization. [b]Body Customization:[/b] Players suggested the ability to customize body proportions rather than being limited to the archetypal male/female body types. [b]"Simplicity" Resistance:[/b] Some negative comments opposed these requests, suggesting the discussion is exaggerated, potentially reflecting a desire for a more uncomplicated gaming experience or resistance to change. [b]Armor Aesthetic Critique:[/b] Model Switching: Many players wished they could switch between the two gender models because some armor pieces look "amazing on one model but flat bad on the other". (Bungie changed that already) Titan Shoulder Pads: Some preferred the shoulder pads on the female Titan model as they "doesn't look too big on them unlike the male titan". Hunter Agility: The male Hunter model was critiqued because some armor pieces appeared "baggier and thicker" which was seen as impairing the feel of the Hunter's agility. The key takeaway is that while the armor itself is gender-neutral, the subtle physical differences in the underlying character models change the look of the gear and drive player discussion around representation and aesthetics