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indiana (azur lane) drawn by katsudansou

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    ★Indiana★

    South Dakota-class battleship Indiana, reporting for duty! Nice to meetcha, Commander. You're on the victory train with me now, baby!

    USS Indiana is preparing to sortie and she will grace your dock in the near future, Commander.

    #AzurLane #Yostar #AzurLane6thAnniv

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    EineKrankheit
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    It's a battleship. Why not give it a big, cool rigging? I personally have a much bigger issue with the way outfits look in AL. Why do the pants need to have massive cut-outs? Do we really need to see her thong? You're giving her a sexy skin already, so can we at least keep the base art normal?

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    kerosenedrinker
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    EineKrankheit said:

    It's a battleship. Why not give it a big, cool rigging? I personally have a much bigger issue with the way outfits look in AL. Why do the pants need to have massive cut-outs? Do we really need to see her thong? You're giving her a sexy skin already, so can we at least keep the base art normal?

    C'mon, you know why.

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    Woozle
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    YouWillFearmyLaserNipple said:

    I mean we we're already heading there with the Ironblood rigging being outright monstrous.

    Eagle Union just beat them to the punch and we already had early instances that the rigging looked more like power armor rather than guns attached to their hips.

    two things can be bad

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    KrisNew
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    EineKrankheit said:

    It's a battleship. Why not give it a big, cool rigging? I personally have a much bigger issue with the way outfits look in AL. Why do the pants need to have massive cut-outs? Do we really need to see her thong? You're giving her a sexy skin already, so can we at least keep the base art normal?

    To be honest I wish they balanced the cool factor and "realistic" or at least "accurate" riggings, make the art punchy and include some stylised elements but keep them ship like

    But alas, the proverbial (and literal) ship has already sailed

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