[REQ] New Female Body

[Setsuei]

This topic may not garner much support, but hopefully some people will be lured in by my cunning use of "female" and "body" in the title. The idea behind posting this topic is finding out whether I'm really the only one who thinks the original Oblivion female body was slender enough and if this theory is proven erronous, to hopefully also point me in the direction of a nudity mod which will satisfy my strange urges. Now, let's phrase that in the form of two simple questions:

 

1. Do you think that the original Oblivion female body was not skinny enough?

 

2. Do you know of any nudity mod which remodels the female body (to include actual nipples and a pelvis not shaped like a nappy) without simultaneously shaving vital inches off the waist?

 

I eagerly await any sort of response.

[Tiberiu911]

''Female'' and ''body'' did attract meh.

 

1. Yes

 

 

2. Yes. I think it was called Wadduf something, cant remember. If you can hold on for a few minutes, il come up with one.

[Vagrant0]

Ooh, while we're at it, where's all the male bodies with beer guts. Seriously, the reason why there aren't any more realistically proportioned bodies is because most of the people making these meshes are men. Naturally, this means bigger breasts, slim waist, and firmly toned rear. Eshme's body is a bit better proportoned, but is about the same as the standard bodies. Now, the main reason why you won't see anything a bit more chunky than the standard body, is because it wouldn't match up with the various pieces of clothing and armor.

 

As for the whole "big is beautiful" stance, in that kind of a world, people didn't have the option of sitting around, eating foods loaded with fats and sweeteners. They spent most of their time working, and eating only what they could afford. Being even slightly overweight or worse, as 80% of the american population currently is, would have only been possible for those of nobility. The kind of serious obesity that is so common in this age would have been totally unheard of in those days, simply because those that were, didn't live very long. If they didn't die of a heart attack, they would have been seen as easy pickings for any thief, and wouldn't be able to afford a decent wage as nearly all work was physically demanding. Then there's all that walking people did. In that kind of a world, people would go walking 5-8 miles a day, if they weren't busy working in the fields. Compared to the .6 or .7 miles or less that most people do in modern society. All that walking/running (in heavy armor/clothing I might add) would certainly burn off alot of excess calories.

 

But I digress, for the sake of argument, just figure that magic uses the bodies internal energy supply as a catalyst for the effects, and by using magic, you use that energy.