Skin colour

[Gavla]

Oooooh, let me guess, you're a highly successful professional game developer? Haven't had one of those in like two weeks.

Another shit arguemnt technique - ad hominem. You suggesting that unless you're succesful and professional you can't possibly have any valid input? Why come to the suggestions forum at all? Why bother giving your own dumb opinion in the first place?

You don't have to have a degree to observe that winking at obnoxious racist jokes on your message board is unprofessional behaviour. Or to notice that every game gives you a choice of skin tone and work out one of the many reasons why that pleases players.

[Sotsa]

yo. noone cares.
you suck.

[Oddity]

ad hominem

[LimaZulu]

For the record, I'm a white guy and I agree with Gavla. Y'all are being kinda bullshit.

[Grelf]

For the record, I'm a white guy and I agree with Gavla. Y'all are being kinda bullshit.

Welcome to the forums.

[LimaZulu]

For the record, I'm a white guy and I agree with Gavla. Y'all are being kinda bullshit.

Welcome to the forums.

Thank you I've been here a while, and this is the first welcome I've received.

[loftar]

I think that "saying this will aggravate you" is more than enough reason in itself. You do appear to need a good trolling.

Not half as much as you obnoxious gamer geeks need a good checking of your privilige.

I am curious; what "privilege" is it that needs checking?

As a general rule, I agree that more character customization is better, almost no matter what. As the for specific question of skin tone, it is still true that the game is supposed to be set in Europe and that the only black/brown people in Europe before the age of easy migrations were imported slaves or, more rarely, foreign dignitaries, so it would fit the theme about as well as would blood elves. But more importantly, the obvious implication that black skin should be added for the sake of political correctness and egalitarianism is what makes my stomach turn at the thought of it. If it weren't for that, I'd almost have considered it.

[LimaZulu]

I think that "saying this will aggravate you" is more than enough reason in itself. You do appear to need a good trolling.

Not half as much as you obnoxious gamer geeks need a good checking of your privilige.

I am curious; what "privilege" is it that needs checking?

As a general rule, I agree that more character customization is better, almost no matter what. As the for specific question of skin tone, it is still true that the game is supposed to be set in Europe and that the only black/brown people in Europe before the age of easy migrations were imported slaves or, more rarely, foreign dignitaries, so it would fit the theme about as well as would blood elves. But more importantly, the obvious implication that black skin should be added for the sake of political correctness and egalitarianism is what makes my stomach turn at the thought of it. If it weren't for that, I'd almost have considered it.

Haven & Hearth is a MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game) set in a fictional world loosely inspired by Slavic and Germanic myth and legend.

I think I was confused by the part where it says, "fictional world loosely inspired by..."

[Robertzon]

Having different colors and such would be awsome,would create my own nation.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_9E1soGWi6d4/T ... 00/KKK.jpg

[LimaZulu]

Having different colors and such would be awsome,would create my own nation.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_9E1soGWi6d4/T ... 00/KKK.jpg

Hilarious. It's like we've got a bunch of regular Dane Cooks here today.