Yep, i don't like tattoos much either.

It makes look the body more "ugly" in my eyes. Nothing i would ever want to have.

It doesn't help that quiet often these people have no taste in the tattoos themselves.

Yep.

can kinda agree with you on this xD

Only "Kinda?"

well, I don't mind one or two tattoos, just not, like the full arm sleeves, or all over tattooing. xD

That is exactly my point TOO MUCH tattooing.

well, you did ask why I said I kinda agree xD

Well, it depends. A well chose tattoo can still be nice. Using a fully body tattoo as an example is kind of unfair of you. But i agree, too many people with good body shapes cover them up with too complicated ones, making it hard to tell the details. You dont put a bumper sticker on a Ferrari.

Like life, the Uru is not fair. However I do agree that if its done right it works, however its usually done poorly because people know jack about art.

Eh, they don't mind me really as long as the quality itself shows up. I mean, imagine a car with a wide body kit on it and loads of decals to it - it just makes it look all the more interesting, given that the decals are high-quality rather than something you spray paint quickly in five minutes.

Art-wise, it can be a massive mess to hassle with, unless you are more than willing to take the time (and several tricks you can do in Photoshop) to get them all placed into their correct places. Though ultimately, if you pay more attention to muscular details, then a simple tattoo or two would do better.

I regularly go through pics of IRL bodybuilders who for some stupid reason, and its often the really big and well built ones who do this, have massive tattoos covering parts of their bodies and its ALWAYS appeared to be unseemly.

A small tattoo here or there is fine, as long as its not something stupid like 'THUG LIFE" or "Rip in Peace".
What boggles my mind are the ones doing body scarring or branding themselves. my cousin has a huge brand of a muffin on her calf, it just looks... bad.

I'm all for personal choice but tattoos can at least be removed, scarring is for life.

Not sure how good modern tattoo removal is vs what I know of it from the mid 1990's where it would often still leave a mark.

But yeah scarring/branding...what the flying living lipids of space amoeba is wrong with these people?

I don't mind tattoos if it's more on the, small size & doesn't present anything stupid or offensive or something common like a picture of a Music note, butterfly, any word in foreign language like in Japanese or even something like a person's face onto it.

I can't describe how many tattoos I see of those Tribal marks, I think they're cool but after seeing how everyone has one, it ruined it for me >.>

Although I seen people make certain tattoos that sound bad in idea but make it work well, but that's really rare...

In other words, I'm fine with tattoos, as longs as it's small & few, and they aren't silly/dumb and overused & everyone.

I get your point, sort of. A bodybuilder with a full body tattoo is completely unappealing for me. However, two or three tattoos here and there (if they involve dragons I'll love it! ;D) in total are much nicer...
I understand why you demand so much from RL bodybuilders to boot, as you love that sport the way I do.

Yes, shows you should not combine every possible thing exactly unless if ya moderate on one of'em.