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BatMUD Forums > Ideas-wanted > Re: Clothes, gender and +char
While I know that Batmud doesn't always strive for realism,
I can't help thinking that it's a bit odd that my char should be
raised by wearing a bunch of clothes meant for the opposite gender.
I can, of course, also mix the "gender" of the clothes that I wear.
So I was thinking, how about adding a gender to clothing types, so that
you only get the +char when you are wearing clothes that would normally
be judged to improve one's appearance (rather than making one look like a
freak)?
Tim
(Of course, freakishness could be the norm in Batmud)
I can't help thinking that it's a bit odd that my char should be
raised by wearing a bunch of clothes meant for the opposite gender.
I can, of course, also mix the "gender" of the clothes that I wear.
So I was thinking, how about adding a gender to clothing types, so that
you only get the +char when you are wearing clothes that would normally
be judged to improve one's appearance (rather than making one look like a
freak)?
Tim
(Of course, freakishness could be the norm in Batmud)
Rating:
-8
Votes:
18
Tim wrote:
While I know that Batmud doesn't always strive for realism,
I can't help thinking that it's a bit odd that my char should be
raised by wearing a bunch of clothes meant for the opposite gender.
I can, of course, also mix the "gender" of the clothes that I wear.
So I was thinking, how about adding a gender to clothing types, so that
you only get the +char when you are wearing clothes that would normally
be judged to improve one's appearance (rather than making one look like a
freak)?
Tim
(Of course, freakishness could be the norm in Batmud)
I can't help thinking that it's a bit odd that my char should be
raised by wearing a bunch of clothes meant for the opposite gender.
I can, of course, also mix the "gender" of the clothes that I wear.
So I was thinking, how about adding a gender to clothing types, so that
you only get the +char when you are wearing clothes that would normally
be judged to improve one's appearance (rather than making one look like a
freak)?
Tim
(Of course, freakishness could be the norm in Batmud)
Rating:
2
Votes:
4
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