[FashionFrame] Why is the Black+Red color combo hated so much?

[MrM1]

I think the biggest problem are those pink Rhinos with the Mirage animation.

_{(Spoilers tag because we're talking about the real endgame right here)}

[(PSN)Magician_NG]

Because they're the dankest, most popular color options.

They need to be nerfed like Ash's blade storm.

Edited August 17, 2017 by (PS4)Magician_NG

[Duavey]

Because it's usually done overbearingly in a manner that doesn't look good. Lots of the red and black crowd go for the Stalker look, not the more balanced Excalibur Immortal look.

Also tends to be associated with tasteless edgy teenagers.

[Varacal]

its not hated, its like when you see someone with a black-red color scheme, you cant help but go

 

"Ugh! Edgelord"

[Hemmo67]

because people don't like wraith colors

bunch of weaklings that don't recocknize true divine fashion!

[Firetempest]

Its cool to hate.

[Jobistober]

Because some people think their opinion on someone else's color scheme matters.

[-skimmer-]

Because long time ago, there was a massive overabundance of that color scheme when Stalker was first introduced. The eventual dismay was so profound that its effects can still be felt today.

Edited August 17, 2017 by -skimmer-

[Legion-Shields]

Why isn't Mag more readily acknowledged as the Best Frame?

[Nez-Kal]

Ahhhh~

Edge Black and Angst Red.

Honestly, some pretty solid colors out there. X'D

(I think people don't like them because they feel the whole thing in unoriginal and lazy, or something.)

[Troll_Logic]

Is this actually a thing?

Does anyone ever say "Yo, what's with the red & black colors?"

[GIMO]

4 minutes ago, Legion-Shields said:

Why isn't Mag more readily acknowledged as the Best Frame?

Now we're asking the real questions.

[NPC]

Because the people who use color setups that are introduced in the game readily available lack imagination. 

As fashionframe is the only endgame, taking the easy route by selecting a color scheme used by some enemy/NPC (pun intended) is frowned upon. 

[NinthAria]

It's one of those things that has easy face-value appeal, because black and red complement each other fairly well, and as such often gets overused without much thought or taste. It's the color scheme equivalent of a story trope: Effective when executed properly, but commonly misused because it's easy.

[MagPrime]

A lot of people think its overdone.

Personally, you do you.  Idk what colors you use, it's your Warframe, make it like you want.

[Dwolfknight]

Because it's as Creative as Black and White.

[TrickshotMcGee]

I personally don't hate them, but I just feel it's so boring and I do associate it with being edgy, as well as overused. In my humble opinion, it's very difficult for something to be black & red and still look good, if only for the sole reason that so many things get colored black and red that I am annoyed by it at this point.

The individual colors don't bother me. Just the combination of the two.

[Archistopheles]

3 minutes ago, Dwolfknight said:

Because it's as Creative as Black and White.

Following that logic, no color combination is creative. No matter what you do, it's already been done before.

[Dwolfknight]

1 minute ago, Archistopheles said:

Following that logic, no color combination is creative. No matter what you do, it's already been done before.

Original =/= Creative, nothing is truly original and that is ok, but black and red and black and white are 90% of the time just lazy and a shame for fashionframe

[-skimmer-]

9 minutes ago, Dwolfknight said:

Because it's as Creative as Black and White.

Try adding some gold. I hear its quite popular. There are some folks who got quite creative with just those 3.

Edited August 17, 2017 by -skimmer-

[Jobistober]

It's not about creativity, it's about what someone finds appealing, which is up to that person, not you.

[MagPrime]

14 minutes ago, Dwolfknight said:

Original =/= Creative, nothing is truly original and that is ok, but black and red and black and white are 90% of the time just lazy and a shame for fashionframe

I wouldn't say its lazy, there are some amazing designs done solely in black and white.

It's just a matter of taste and what the creator is going for.  

Look at my in game profile, my current Mag is pretty simple with white, black and some blues.  That wasn't laziness, that was what I found the most appealing.

Edited August 17, 2017 by MagPrime
Go in game and type /profile MagPrime (caps do matter for some reason)

[Lost_Cartographer]

I don't hate them.  I hate that most players that go red and black use the extremes of red and black: jet black (hides all the detail) and neon blood red (beyond painful to look at.)

The people that tend to go for the red and black scheme don't understand the necessity in softening the colors.  Dark gray and an actual (dried) blood red work real well together, splash in a few white accents to further contrast and tie it all together, and it looks pretty damn neat.  There's still a huge stigma attached and thus an instant -100,000 respect from every Tenno that sees you, but it looks neat.

At a glance, my frames are just all white, some brown accents (two different shades depending on placement/area coverage,) and gold metal.  I like it, but it's a pretty simple scheme.  Basically, the only unique bit is the brown.  Who uses brown as the color contributor to an outfit?

Edited August 17, 2017 by Littleman88

[aligatorno]

I don't hate it personally, I even use it myself from time to time on certain frames. But I do think that sometimes people are going a little overboard with it, with really bright reds and really dark greys. Calling everything that uses dark greys and reds edgy is really short sighted in my opinion. 

I tend to use mostly this scheme when I`m doing black and red.

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[Hemmo67]

5 minutes ago, Littleman88 said:

I don't hate them.  I hate that most players that go red and black use the extremes of red and black: jet black (hides all the detail) and neon blood red (beyond painful to look at.)

The people that tend to go for the red and black scheme don't understand the necessity in softening the colors.  Dark gray and an actual (dried) blood red work real well together, splash in a few white accents to further contrast and tie it all together, and it looks pretty damn neat.  There's still a huge stigma attached and thus an instant -100,000 respect from every Tenno that sees you, but it looks neat.

At a glance, my frames are just all white, some brown accents (two different shades depending on placement/area coverage,) and gold metal.  I like it, but it's a pretty simple scheme.  Basically, the only unique bit is the brown.  Who uses brown as the color contributor to an outfit?

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