PressuredPerformer

You're replying to ask something that I've explained in length in the original post? Super literate.

Someone posted a reply along the lines of "I don't understand why you think artists' fashion is a part of culture, over here in Germany we don't care what they wear" but they deleted it... I'll give my answer nevertheless. You have to understand that Kpop idols are different from individual singers from Germany - or Korea,…

Twitter is not the only community I mentioned, neither in the original post nor in my reply. Your accusation is unfounded. Getting fixated on one word, downgrading and reducing my argument to that word, and completely ignoring the rest. Convenient. I'd have to mention (for the third or fourth time) that I visit several…

I get the feeling that you keep dodging my point that my opinion is a shared view among Koreans and you're trying pass it off as my own psychological problem or something. No offense, but trying to teach me "Korean culture isn't like that, Korean people aren't like that" isn't going to work when I obviously have a better…

Er, I guess I'm personally pretty satisfied with his regular design. I don't exactly find it to be aesthetically pleasing by Korean standards nor do I think it's a representation of 'common' Kpop culture, but these aren't really problems for me because I don't think he necessarily needs to look common and his design isn't…

You keep accusing me of being overly sensitive. If you'd like the truth- I was actually satisfied enough with the past two cosmetics whereas other Koreans were already pretty offended about them, so you could say I'm less prone to taking offense than most Koreans. I repeat it's not just me who's dissatisfied about the…

Your point? They're mostly dressed in suits and shirts with a consistent color theme. They don't have yellow lips, white gloves with ridiculously heavy frills, or weird red and gold patterns. You're just affirming my point that the new cosmetic looks nothing like Kpop.

That actually makes kind of sense, thanks. I get that the devs were never really one for accurate representations of culture. But it seems to me that most of the designs strongly related to a country's culture - such as the Baba Yaga cosmetic or the Oni and Spirit's designs - keep to a specific aesthetic that's at least…

You're trying to teach a native Korean about Korean culture? Seriously? Well, I don't know what performers you've been looking at, but as I've mentioned in the original post- I visit most Korean online communities, and people who have spent their entire lives in Korea are finding the Trickster's cosmetics completely far…

I'm very familiar with these, thank you. I'd have to say your interpretation of Kpop fashion is poor if you really think these are anywhere close to the Trickster's cosmetics. "They both look the same, I can't tell the difference" is a pretty naive thing to say when talking about a culture you're not familiar with, you…

Jeez, my point and yours don't even come close. Wraith doesn't really have strong connections to his ethnicity. The Trickster is supposed to be a character who is strongly related to Korean culture and yet he looks nothing Korean. Is that really hard to understand?

If you go and search the word '혐한' (meaning Anti-Korea) in Twitter, you'll find a truckload of tweets saying the Trickster's new cosmetic looks awful and accusing the devs of being apathetic about Kpop culture, including a tweet with 6k retweets. I think this would be enough to show that most Koreans aren't happy with how…

I know most Ultra Rare cosmetics make the character appear as someone else, and I would have accepted this one too if the description of the cosmetic indicated that is also the case for this one. But the description doesn't really mention that it's an different person, so it just seems like it's supposed to be an outfit…