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However, as we all know, legendary warriors, those with exceptional skill, were often described as fighting like a certain kind of animal, or mythical creature. Ones that suited their technique.
Some were even given titles and nicknames based on that concept.
A personal failure to realize the significance of something is no reason to judge the creator, only yourself.
That's not even a little bit true. It IS a cool skin, but the name is far from irrelevant. It sets the expectations people have for the theme of the skin. Even if they don't know who Bai Hu is or what it symbolizes, they might look it up and see that it's the Chinese White Tiger of the West, then look at your skin and see that it looks more like a Japanese samurai or oni.
It is your fault actually. You might think the similarities are obvious, but they are definitely not. The only thing this skin has in common with the Bai Hu is that it is white and vaguely striped. Also InSaynt didn't get it right. He just agreed with you. You can't just take a single person that happens to agree with you as indisputable proof that everything is fine.