I assume you've read the path of the warrior (very well could not have, but call it a hunch) and again, it does provide some insight that is apparently needed for others, even if it's different than what someone imagined or isn't quite right, etc, but it would help some folks understand aspect armours and how they're set up, at least for one shrine.
Totes. Had plenty of rank 1 gladiator friends in WoW who made fem characters for that very reason. It has the potential to put people on some serious tilt. Now we just need a super annoying spammable taunt/laugh. Not to BM with but rather to play mind games.
This is a brutal and very effective tactic. The only down fall is, the male and female have the same hit box size.
The neat thing about being a military kid (and just dealing with medical) is not caring (I know, sounds weird when said like that) as you're both the same and I'll kill you all the same. My only issue would be as an ally (I'm not expecting to be allied as SM with Eldar) as it's possible I'll revive the female character over the male, but I have a feeling that is a left over psychological(biological?) mindset or it could be too many damsel in distress stories. Now if we started fighting kids (I don't consider bug dinosaurs or giant green fungi, that are three weeks olds to be kids), then I'd at least feel bad, but I'm not expecting that so it's pointless to discuss.
Orks don't see gender You're either an Ork, or you're not And if you're an Ork you're a boy (despite being technically genderless). And if you're not an Ork then they don't care. So great, Eldar get some more defined sexual dimorphism between them, not really a big deal. Hit boxes are still the same for both so it's simply for aesthetics. If you really have a problem with it, then just play male Eldar. If anything, yell at GW for approving the models.
Honestly after playing long enough i doubt you even notice the gender of your model. I had a female orc in WoW half the time i forgot she was a she.
