Literally why my version of “the boss” from SR 2 Saints Row is canonically trans.
“Let me play dress up with this mexican looking fat avatar that looks like me”… ooooor “let me make a sexy looking busty lady and put her in all kinds of cool outfits”
🤔
yeah, I should have just ignored the character customisation aspect entirely and stayed looking like a schlub in game just to prove to myself that I’m a man.
Ahah you get it. And yeah often when clothing work both ways (everything is unisex), the men clothing looks good on the women character, but not the other way.
You got me, as my defence women characters often have better clothing options, hairstyles options, VA, etc. Lets a man play dress up in peace 😂
Literally why my version of “the boss” from
SR 2Saints Row is canonically trans.“Let me play dress up with this mexican looking fat avatar that looks like me”… ooooor “let me make a sexy looking busty lady and put her in all kinds of cool outfits”
🤔
yeah, I should have just ignored the character customisation aspect entirely and stayed looking like a schlub in game just to prove to myself that I’m a man.
Was it SR3 where they started to allow to wear whatever?
Not sure, but I am sure that they started allowing it at some point.
Yes, 4 absolutely had it (and a Linux port)
Ahah you get it. And yeah often when clothing work both ways (everything is unisex), the men clothing looks good on the women character, but not the other way.
Last games I remember playing where the men had similarly interesting outfits were Monster Hunter World and Elden Ring and Final Fantasy
MH wilds finally lets us equip the male/female armors regardless of the character’s gender ! It really upped the fashion game