I prefer to play a male character because the females are already too insultingly girly (I can’t take them seriously as the adults/professionals they should be). I’m a woman but I prefer masculine effects on female characters, and feminine effects on male characters. So Anet will check what’s under your underwear and give you skill effects depending on your sex? Well, that would be incredibly insulting. If you feel that disagreeing and reasons why you disagree is being cutting and invalidating then it is difficult to have a discussion with you. I’ve seen posts saying why they disagree with you, but disagreeing is not the same as invalidating. Has a connotation of the typed group being of bad or questionable character). Represents a group of items of the same type. What I think of as cutting remarks would be someone telling me I’m stupid or inflexibly old fashioned or something along that line, or even saying the people who are discussing the matter with you are “others of the same ilk” (ilk. My comments about the mesmer stands with me, and not you or any others will change my mind. Especially if (not saying this is the case), one’s friends purposely got on the debate to achieve this. It is when others of the same ilk are trying to invalidate someone else’s comment. Is anyone being “cutting?” Or are they simply suggesting reasons why others don’t agree. My husband feels the way I feel (which is why I posted this), my son feels this way, and I"m sure a lot more guys feel this way, but aren’t agreeing for fear of being cut down in the forum. I know I’m not alone in feeling this way.
Can’t resemble what the other races have, so an eagle is out because it’d be too close to Ravens… Can’t figure out what to give humans though. Seems likely that either female nobles often take the path of the Mesmer, perhaps as a status symbol amongst Krytan humans, or that many choose that path in honor of Jennah, who is, after all, a very beloved Queen.Ĭoming to a gem store near you, yup I would pay for that (Norn Mesmer).Ĭlass/Race specific things like that -would- be pretty nifty. Jennah is royalty, Anise is nobility, and from what I understand Kasmeer was also nobility. As far as Kasmeer being the third prominent female mesmer in the story, I think Anet is kind of hinting at something. Humans with butterflies, Norn with Ravens, Charr with Cogs, Asura with Crystals, and Sylvari with Leaves.
I’d be up for seeing racially oriented effects for Mesmers. It really buys into the trickery aspect of the class. Male mesmers exist but they generally lean towards the drama club side of things. The female mesmer is like ArenaNet’s own special trope. It was a missed opportunity to portray a male mesmer for a change. We already have Gwen, Jenna and Anise as iconic mesmers, we really didn’t need Kasmeer as one. I thought it was sad that the mesmer in the new group was a female.
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