I object only to blatantly terrible cosplays, and while I'll never cosplay, seeing a perfect cosplay of Snake from Metal Gear Solid is always awesome.
Cosplay takes a lot of time and effort. Even if you feel (and know) your costume is better than someone else's, you don't get catty about it because you know they did their best. Unfortunately we're not all great tailors, I know I'm not, I've always been more of a happy helper and art director. Whenever I see a costume that doesn't look quite right, my thinking immediately goes to what steps to take to improve it, rather than mock the creator.olicon said:One thing that always make me curious though, is that cosplayers just don't seem competitive. You step into any hobby, and people are bound to compare, contrast, judge, and boast about their creation and ability. Gamers do the famous tea-bagging, ballers trash talk, etc. But cosplayers..I haven't seen one that argue over why his sephiroth costume is the best. They just..stand there, and appreciate other people's work. How the heck can they remain so calm in the face of so much rivalry? (I want two cat girls in a cat fight, dammit!)