Ye Olde Inn

Has anybody seen this?

The arms of an orc are completely different size. I didn't notice it when arms were both on their places.

They aren't that different. One arm is outstretched, the other is more bent. The shoulder to elbow length is a bit off, I agree, but as you say, nobody has probably noticed before.

ps: renamed your title.

Actually, their not so much differently bented.

Are you censoring my posts?

TMU wrote:...Are you censoring my posts?

well, the previous characterization for the orc was kind of offensive.
I'm sure it was just a language issue.

tasoe wrote:well, the previous characterization for the orc was kind of offensive.

I'm sure the orc wouldn't have minded, in the end, it's dead. The arm was cutted off slowly.

A lifted arm looks longer than a hanging arm - methinks, at least. Stays the same for same elbow bending angles.
Plus, no matter how exactly you think you cut the arm, there's a part missing along the cuts adding to the impression of one arm being (much) longer than the other one.
I don't know if I'm exactly right about that, but I get the impression.
Try another Orc, chop off his right arm and compare it to the still attached left arm.
I think the difference will be smaller.

TMU wrote:I'm sure the orc wouldn't have minded, in the end, it's dead. The arm was cutted off slowly.

well, sure the orc doesn't mind it at all, he is just a piece of plastic, but 'retarded' is not a socially accepted term to use in any context, that's what the fuss is all about.

The arm however does look longer but I think it's was made like that to make room for the armband.

But it also means unformed, but sorry. I'll be more careful next time

you don't have to apologise, it's a foreign language and misunderstanings like that are bound to happen.

wait... what was the original post called? Retarded Orc?