i feel a chat bubble option is needed. i would never use it myself but if enough people want it then i say add it. i want to have the ability to toggle name plates also, mainly for npc vendors

i do agree though, the werewolf should come in both male and female versions

I think even if there's no female/male difference, they could at least allow some type of customization?

Let you customize how your werewolf form looks, color of fur, scars, etc. That way at least people would be able to know who's who when transformed.

Teen Wolf..?

another good idea

I support briasted wolves. However, we don't even know what werewolves in ESO look like or if there are female models yet. ^.-
Furries, everywhere. Khajiit + Werewolf babies ... =O

Yes, we do know what they look like (well kinda, this is kinda old, but gave a general idea anyways)

http://elderscrollsonline.com/en/news/post/2013/10/30/creating-eso-werewolf

Now take those pics and use mind's eye to make a female version...

Please, no wolves with boobs. A slightly more gracile model would be ok, but I don't think it's essential.

I also don't see how it helps distinguish your werewolf from others. Instead of looking identical to all other werewolves, you only look identical to 50% of them? Not a big improvement. It would be far better to have your werewolf form bear some traits from your default form: if you're a tall, red-haired Nord, you're a tall, red-furred werewolf etc.

Only if there are SIX boobs No such thing as too many boobs, right, guys?

I would love to talk about werewolves, but it would go something like this: Man I walked into this town expecting a normal village. Maybe I would repair my gear and buy a few potions. Imagine my surprise when I was suddenly attacked by (NDA). There were (NDA) everywhere! I drew my weapon because I was surrounded by (NDA). And just when I thought I was winning the fight, the (NDA) ran over to a (NDA) and (NDA)! I was like oh [censored] no way! Now I really had to get crafty because I was out of magica and stamina and still surrounded by (NDA)

Please lift the damned NDA It's time.

^--- this

I do not care about boobs per say, I just want a female looking werewolf for my female looking PC char... What is the flaw in that logic?

there is none. if you are a female character and become a werewolf you should look like a female

No flaw in the logic, but I'd be wary of the interpretation. When it comes to gender distinctions in animal-like characters, designers tend to go way overboard. The female of the species usually gets the short end of the stick, looking far more humanised than the male. WoW's worgen, for example...

http://i.imgur.com/59zyKgF.jpg

Looking male seems a small problem when the alternative is that.

Still, I may be being overly pessimistic. The differences between the Khajiit genders are refreshingly subtle.

Why ZOS can't do the same for the werewolf genders?

I'm not saying they can't, but it's less than two months to launch now. I'm wary of a rush job, that's all.

Um....wouldn't female werewolves have more than one set of mammary glands? You know, like Canis Lupus does?

Just sayin'.

I'm not into furries so I rather keep them as they are.

LOL!

I don't think this is a matter of "titillation". I think there are some female players who genuinely dislike that their female toons turn into male werewolves.

But I'm with ya on the "furries" thing. Ewwww!

That is STILL a thing?! Wow. I thought that was a 1990s fetish.

Real life cats (&dogs) do have many one briasts, BUT in the game Khajiit (and Argonians[that is a different topic]) just have two. Two that all that they need anyways. Therefore, werewolf females just need two briasts.

Very true, that is the point of this topic and a request to ZOS to fix this problem. If this was a single player game, one can / could mod the game to fit this aspect of RP / Lore better, but ESO is a MMO. Therefore, one can not mod textures. ZOS have to do that part.

I can see when a werewolf guild try do some PVE / PVP (like 50 to 100) clones of the same model. That in stetting, the play does not feel "special" anymore. This game of ESO is NOT a "clone war and return of the Jedi" movie after all.

There are two ways to solve this problem of "clone wars"

1) Gender based werewolf models.

2) Werewolf char creation screen for ear shape, fur color, face shape, etc.

Does anyone else know a better way to this problem.

um I don't...female dogs and make dogs are indistinguishable besides their genitalia, I know they are part human..but...still i do not support this...

boobs on a wolf just sounds dumb as hell

I disagree -.-

They are half man / mer / Khajiit / Argonian after all.

argonian and khajitt are much more humanoid than a werewofl which is a feral beast that is hunched over, its closer to a wolf than a humanoid In my opinion.

thats why they dont take on forms based on their other race...so no werewolf with scales and horns...and no half cat/wearwolfs...(wtf?)

Dogs don't have briasts? Should werewolves? Sounds like it would look strange...

You do know Bethesda made 2 models for Skyrim, right? Both werewolves and the added vampire lords had male/female model variation designed by one of the artists that frequents these boards, actually. As for whether or not that female model was noticed and/or implemented in Skyrim, idk. I've seen videos with female werewolves that look different, so maybe, but I'm sure some PC user would tell me its not in the files or something like that. I don't know if ZOS will follow suit, but I don't see why they wouldn't, since they share a ton of art and design with the gamesas guys.

^This. Customization is the preferred choice by 1000%.

We should be getting # 1 and 2. There's no reason for limitation on that. A quick character creation screen for your werewolf, with the choice of six already built-in and where aesthetic choices can be made, would be absolutely ideal. You could even introduce the werewolf skill line at this stage, as well, just for consolidation. If done correctly, we should see this much detail put into werewolves (and vampires, of course).