On the minus, they have apparently integrated our custom characters into all the cut-scenes, which makes that variety a little more important. On the plus side, it’s Diablo and you normally don’t see the character close up too often. Looks like they were aiming to cover racial archetypes of sorts, but I don’t think there’s enough variety. While they’re at it, they could make more than 4 measly faces for a class. They could make the entire thing less of a problem by having a few body-types to choose from per class though. If youre going to try and fat shame a character model by quoting BMI metrics, at least. Dudes like 65, so 77 inches & probably somewhere between 230/250 Which is overweight, not obese. Nothing about these character models is woke, including heavy character models just isnt woke. However, I do think they should be a little trimmer than they are currently, because the aesthetic looks more portly than hulk-like to me, especially for the female model from what I’ve seen. Its absolutely mesmerizing how toxic the community is nowadays. A very low bodyfat fitness model physique is not the norm for athletes with incredible power, despite being achievable with bulk and cut cycles (Not sure the Nephalem were hip to that technique). You can look at Strongmen competitors for an idea of what that looks like typically. On the minus, they have apparently integrated our custom characters into all the cut-scenes, which makes that variety a little more important.I don’t mind the Druid being a little on the heavy side because naturally muscle wants to be accompanied by a certain ratio of fat.
However, I do think they should be a little trimmer than they are currently, because the aesthetic looks more portly than hulk-like to me, especially for the female model from what I’ve seen. I don’t mind the Druid being a little on the heavy side because naturally muscle wants to be accompanied by a certain ratio of fat.
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