Sega's CG has been pretty bad since PSU because they've been lazy with it. Check the PSO-W art archives, PSU has lots of clothing design that made it look extremely PSO-ish. PSU had artwork done from the original PSO artist. I think my M human hunter wore the default outfit + kraz outfit the entire game, and my F newman force wore the guardians female outfit the whole game. I just dont want it to get to PSP2i level, because that just got old after a while. It's unfortunate, the PSO Hunewearl had more variations to her simple model by retexturing, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. HUnewearls can't be comfortable with half their butt exposed to the whims of the elements. I realize one of the newman's characteristics is that they're uncomfortable in clothing, and I realize that scantly clad women with oversized weaponry is one of the most iconic signs in fantasy, but, well. HUnewearl, anyone? Even many pieces in PSU didn't show that much important skin. That being said, we've already seen the 'novelty fanservice' clothing in action. I can't wait to see newmans and humans in some, too.

Heck, the only reason I chose Caseal in PSU was because they've got the best combat ready looking clothing, so much so that no other race comes close. Especially considering all the fanservice clothing we've seen in the series. If they did it back in Dragon Quest 3, they'll do it here, too. You can call it a spinning kick too, that's perfect fine.īack on subject, those novelty items? I'm willing to bet that we'll see at least one magic bikini per item tier. I don't wanna derail the thread, but I had to make sure everyone got this right. The spinning part comes in from the fact that the user spins the top of their body to create momentum which is all thrown into the kick. The foot moves in an arc, similar to a crescent moon's shape, and is never bent (depending on the form). What you're seeing from the female animations is a spinning crescent kick. It's one of the starting kicks taught to new martial artists, along with front kick and side kick (sort of a front stomp and stomp to the side, respectively). A roundhouse is a simple kick, performed by simply extending the kick toward the opponent. Gah! Where did people get this terminology? Reverse roundkick doesn't exist! It's can't exist, by definition of the kick! Why does everybody call it a roundhouse? Is it because it's a circular kick, is that it? Is it because everyone hears how awesome roundhouses are, and assume that awesome equates to difficult to perform? What is it?!

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