Do you prefer smaller or larger characters in rpgs with character creation?
>not being a big guy
>>319249554
>not roleplaying as a small little loli
>>319250918
heh
Thats a big girl
>>319249554
bitch must be Titania
step up yo shakespear if u dont get the reference
>>319249554
Is this real?
holy shit I would marry this woman and have at least 20 kids easily.
>>319249554
Wow. All those chicks in one photo and not a single waifu.
>>319254942
Just do a reverse image search, it's shopped.
>>319253256
this
https://youtu.be/Pig6xZdptL4
>>319249554
Gotta go big.
I always go big. I'm tall irl and I just can't imagine myself as small. Even when I make pretty ladies in the character creator they are all above medium.
Damn shes a giant
>tfw no tall gf to princess carry me
>>319249554
Small usually.
When I play physically weak characters that succeed with dexterity or magic I generally like to play them straight.
When I play tanks (my favorite archetype) I like the juxtaposition that also supports the idea that they have a lower center of gravity that they can use to maintain a stable grounding.
I don't usually play the barbarian type that's a front line fighter focused on dealing damage with strength. I suppose that's the only time I'd choose large since reach is so much more important in that situation.
small, because the animation speed scales so it looks like you're speedy gonzalez. whereas bigger characters give the illusion that you are crawling along at a snail's pace because of their exaggerated animations
even though it's a cosmetic effect it's still annoying to feel slow
