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Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:06 pm
by zedxrgal
Is there a mini pet vendor in Dun Morogh?
If so where?
What about Darnassus?
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:08 pm
by Saturo
Darnassus has owls near the entrance, and the rabbits in Dun Morough are available for sale at a farm, about halfway between IF and the passages to Loch Modan.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:58 pm
by Azunara
Assuming you can catch the bunny girl and she stops running long enough....
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 2:05 pm
by Saturo
Azunara wrote:Assuming you can catch the bunny girl and she stops running long enough....
Girl? That's a female dwarf... Granted, a bit shorter, but no girl.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 10:02 pm
by cowmuflage
Isnt it right by the mount vender?
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:46 am
by Kryte
Saturo wrote:Azunara wrote:Assuming you can catch the bunny girl and she stops running long enough....
Girl? That's a female dwarf... Granted, a bit shorter, but no girl.
Well, she's SUPPOSED to be a dwarf child. Blizzard was obviously quite lazy with her, but girl is still appropriate.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:50 am
by Teigan
So...yeah, the dwarf "girl" has always bothered me. Not to mince words, she has huge boobs! Precocious puberty? What is going on there? She is apparently supposed to be a kid, but...
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:55 am
by Kryte
Teigan wrote:So...yeah, the dwarf "girl" has always bothered me. Not to mince words, she has huge boobs! Precocious puberty? What is going on there? She is apparently supposed to be a kid, but...
Maybe dwarves are born with them. I mean, they look a lot like humans, but dwarves ARE a fantasy race, after all...
...but in all likelyhood, Blizzard's just lazy. Human children were the only children seen in the game for the longest time, at least children with actual models. Blizzard eventually added orcs, and later, draenei and blood elf children. Another good example of "adult children" in the game is in Ashenvale, with the sick child quest chain. Said questline involves hunting down all sorts of herbs and the like for the child's father. The child herself is a full-grown night elf female, just a bit shorter than her adult female counterparts.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:56 am
by cowmuflage
Maybe dwarfs develop early
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:57 am
by Kalliope
At least she doesn't have a beard.
-_-
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:52 am
by Saturo
Kalliope wrote:At least she doesn't have a beard.
-_-
That always bugged me. Dwarves in most Fantasy have beards regardless of gender, think LOTR... I can understand why, nobody would roll a bearded woman. Then again, nobody rolls female dwarves even without beards... :/
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 6:11 am
by Kalliope
Saturo wrote:Kalliope wrote:At least she doesn't have a beard.
-_-
That always bugged me. Dwarves in most Fantasy have beards regardless of gender, think LOTR... I can understand why, nobody would roll a bearded woman. Then again, nobody rolls female dwarves even without beards... :/
I do!
Might not have with the beards, though.

Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 6:52 am
by Saturo
Kalliope wrote:Saturo wrote:Kalliope wrote:At least she doesn't have a beard.
-_-
That always bugged me. Dwarves in most Fantasy have beards regardless of gender, think LOTR... I can understand why, nobody would roll a bearded woman. Then again, nobody rolls female dwarves even without beards... :/
I do! :D
Might not have with the beards, though. :P
Ok, a few rare, crazy individuals roll them...
I never would, I hate their faces, animations and I'm not really a fan of their overall model. I mean, look at their yes emote. Completely emotionless. She just opens her mouth and nods, no facial animation at all. I can't remember seeing them use facial expressions at all tough... Lazy modelwork, perhaps.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:33 am
by Teigan
I love my dwarf. She's my first and highest level toon. However, after having some other races, I have to agree that the animations (emotes, dancing) leave a lot to be desired in comparision. She also desperately needs a good supportive bra. I haven't noticed any other female that has quite the, er...jiggling issues that female dwarves do. I hope they fix that, and the emote, fishing and dancing animation someday, but I love her anyway.
I just wish Blizz did.

Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:37 am
by Saturo
Undead females come in at a close second, but yeah.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:25 am
by Galahandra
I have a few female drawf chars...also a big fan of the female tauren, orcs and trolls <3
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:49 pm
by Kalliope
I like the option of riverdancing on people's corpses.
Also, just listen to the infectious dwarf laugh.

Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 3:35 pm
by cowmuflage
yeah female warhammer ones have beards too i think lol
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:41 pm
by Kryte
I have a couple female dwarves. They definitely need a touch-up, and it's obvious that Blizzard simply shrugged their shoulders with them, put in some minimal effort, and then proceeded to dump the rest of the modeling budget on female Night Elves. Female trolls need even more help, in my opinion, what with their having really awkward animations and effectively only one commonly used face. Blizzard simply didn't care much for the less conventionally pretty races, and their lack of effort created the self-fulfilling prophecy that most people won't want to play them.
Re: Dun Morogh and other places
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:45 pm
by Saturo
Yeah, the whole "their midgets, they cant have as many animations" argument falls short when you look at female gnomes. We have fun emotes, show expression, and such. Look at female tauren. They're not short and they have awful animations.
For trolls, I would rather see the old model being used...