Dear Blizzard,
I guess your answer will be : “Because that’s what we feel the character should look like to fit in to the role”. If I am playing a fantasy video game, after a hard days of work, why I can’t play as a character that I enjoy looking at ? I am not playing the druid class because of the horrible fat shape. I am not playing the barbarian class because of the ripped junkie look. The necromancer looks like an anorexic model.
You are a billion dollar company, why can’t you you put your devs to add a slider to slim down the body types as I chose to. Who wants to play a fat or skinny character, go right ahead. But give me a choice.
I want to play a druid but I don’t want to have to look at that chonker.
Come on.
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Because each characters is a fixed character in the universe and lore , like d2 and d3 had and d1
Yup, we should have a choice of all 5 current models. Some people (even blizz employees on twitter) will say it’s “hard”. It’s total bs.
A single graphic designer could easily fit all existing armor pieces and animations to each model in a week. One month of work for a single person. Tops.
i hate looking at the lardo too but woke narcissist fergusson likes it…
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THAT is exactly why i stopped playing Druid after a Day, i just can’t stand that “Wall of Flesh and Fat” blocking my view constantly.
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Same thing here. Doesn’t even make the least sense, the Druid is supposed to be an animal loving plant growing type of character, I can’t fathom how it would end up so fat and force the player to play that.
To echo the original poster, we want a choice, not to remove this option if some people like it, great for them if that’s the case.
With the price we pay the cosmetics ($25 for an armor set), they should be customized to the different body options we would be given.
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Couldn’t have said it better myself.