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#### Free vs. Subscriber Skin Tones

I was playing around with skin tones and I realized that none of the "free" skin tones are dark skinned. I think at least one should be, so that non-subscribers can have a spectrum of skin tones to choose from!

Posted 8 months ago by Pii | Permalink

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- Definitely! This isn't the first time I've heard this voiced, and I agree :)
  Posted 8 months ago by Millie | Permalink
- +10x10^10
  Posted 8 months ago by La Mariposa | Permalink
- Free skin tones include a complete spectrum
  (red) Original Pink
  (orange) Pollen Orange
  (yellow) Classic Yellow
  (green) Matcha Green
  (blue) Murf Blue
  (violet) French Mallow
  (gray) Plain Plain
  (brown) Default Beige
  Are you asking for a different hue or darker shades of one of these hues?
  Posted 8 months ago by WindBorn | Permalink
- A darker shade of one of those hues, WindBorn. I agree it's a nice selection, I just think non-subscribers should be able to have some type of dark skin, if they like.
  Posted 8 months ago by Pii | Permalink
- I agree.
  Posted 8 months ago by AwesomeCardinal2000 | Permalink
- They need a regular skin color too. I just want to look 'human'. Instead I look like a bright orange popsicle cuz that's the closest I can get.
  Posted 8 months ago by Lorraine ♪ | Permalink
- I completely agree with Lorraine
  Posted 8 months ago by Fly | Permalink
- Lorraine, what color is "regular" for humans? And why should a fantasy game, with all the colors of a rainbow for skin colors, need something "real life" to make it a better fantasy?
  Posted 8 months ago by WindBorn | Permalink
- +1 Pii! One of the best ideas I've heard yet.
  Posted 8 months ago by NO DELETIN BACON>:O | Permalink
- There are a few skin colours in the vanity right now that look "human"-ish to me, at least as human as you can get while still being a fuzzy muppet. But a more proportional representation among the free skin tones of darker ones would be preferable to the current selection.
  Posted 8 months ago by Scarlett Bearsdale | Permalink