Well I'm pretty sure we all know that, doesn't mean they should use that cheap tactic at the expense of a good game- if their highest priority is to make a good game that is, something that is a much more seldom occurance these days.

I'm going to state my opinion here. As a 41 year old woman I do not find any of the armor or concept art I've seen from ZOS for ESO offensive at all. Sure it isn't realistic to have your character running around in high heel shoes all the time. But neither were Barbie's permanently arched feet.

I'd honestly rather dress up my barbie in pretty outfits than have her run around covered in armor head to foot looking like a tin can. But, again this is just my opinion.

Well... unless you used your barbies for imaginary medieval warfare I suppose your comment makes sense

Wait, do you mean not everybody did that?

If I had a castle I would have, but Barbie's mansion and jeep didn't fit that. But my character in Morrowind has a closet full of pretty robes that she rarely ever wears. The point is, I want to be able to dress my character up in nice things. Yet I also want it to have the gritty realism we've seen in TES games. So far, I've like what I've seen presented in ESO. They've done a pretty good job so far with the armors.

Argh, you guys are killing me with those "six sells" comments, if that chick is sixy, you're probably mentally ill. Thats not bad at all if compared to GW2, TERA, Rift etc.

Female rogue at action in Rift.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTJLpBeF4II

Long boots I can understand, but GOLDEN panties, its just.. theres something wrong in devs head.. It looks theres even skull.

Drawings can be erotic, and calling someone mentally ill because he/she thinks that chick is sixy, is very tolerant.
May i be right, when i say you have problems with boobs in the TV? (six sells better than anything else)

So no Witchblade armor, huh.