Slayer9292_ESO wrote: »I believe this is concept art from 2014. What happened, this actually looks cool.
http://skyrimfansite.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Glass-Weapons-Elder-Scrolls-Online.gif
willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
I think it looks great
The actual glass material sections are dyeable, so how good or bad it looks is up to the player. I agree that the lack of dyeing reduces the beauty of the weapons... Hopefully that gets released at some point.
willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
Glass armor is supposed to be made of vulcanic glass, which is a mix of different materials, including malachite.
Glass armor has always been green in the game and it used to be sooo epic in Skyrim, this armor was made for High Elves.
Zenimax can't just come along and make it grey-black. This makes no sense and looks ugly in my opinion.
starkerealm wrote: »willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
Glass armor is supposed to be made of vulcanic glass, which is a mix of different materials, including malachite.
Glass armor has always been green in the game and it used to be sooo epic in Skyrim, this armor was made for High Elves.
Zenimax can't just come along and make it grey-black. This makes no sense and looks ugly in my opinion.
Especially since the volcanic grey-black glass already exists in game and is a different material.
Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
starkerealm wrote: »Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
It's probably worth pointing out, Ebony is actually a Aedric infused obsidian in the Elder Scrolls. I think specifically infused by the blood of Lorkhan, but, the point stands, you're crafting obsidian armor.
starkerealm wrote: »Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
It's probably worth pointing out, Ebony is actually a Aedric infused obsidian in the Elder Scrolls. I think specifically infused by the blood of Lorkhan, but, the point stands, you're crafting obsidian armor.
Lorkhan cannot really be considered an Aedra. Aedra is an elvish word after all and Aedra are 'Our ancestors' Lorkhan is no ancestor. So he is no real Aedra, rather a demon.
starkerealm wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
It's probably worth pointing out, Ebony is actually a Aedric infused obsidian in the Elder Scrolls. I think specifically infused by the blood of Lorkhan, but, the point stands, you're crafting obsidian armor.
Lorkhan cannot really be considered an Aedra. Aedra is an elvish word after all and Aedra are 'Our ancestors' Lorkhan is no ancestor. So he is no real Aedra, rather a demon.
Well, the problem there is that there are no demons in the Elder Scrolls cosmology. Extradimensional entities? Sure. Beings with godlike power? Sure. Demons? Not so much. While the word Aedra is Elven, the beings it refer to predate the language, and yes, Lorkhan is usually referred to as an Aedra, and is roughly the same class of being as Akatosh and the other divines.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
starkerealm wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Tamriel glass isn't Earth glass, just like Tamriel ebony isn't Earth ebony. Your chemical knowledge is irrelevant. Read up on glass armor lore (UESP will help), look at glass armor in the previous games, then you'll understand why it needs to be green. Malachite = glass in this setting. Raw glass was green in Morrowind.willymchilybily wrote: »This thread made me laugh. People saying it looks nothing like Glass armour! its not green! cause glass is green. We know Tamriel better than you Devs!
... I agree malachite is bright green from the copper oxide (CuCO3.Cu(OH)2) but isn't technically Glass. if this is truely glass armor maybe they didn't have the ability to add the oxides required to the glass back in this era in tamriels history?
don't get me wrong though i had high hopes for a tinge of green.
You see, people requested glass armor because it's one of the most iconic TES armors. Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
It's probably worth pointing out, Ebony is actually a Aedric infused obsidian in the Elder Scrolls. I think specifically infused by the blood of Lorkhan, but, the point stands, you're crafting obsidian armor.
Lorkhan cannot really be considered an Aedra. Aedra is an elvish word after all and Aedra are 'Our ancestors' Lorkhan is no ancestor. So he is no real Aedra, rather a demon.
Well, the problem there is that there are no demons in the Elder Scrolls cosmology. Extradimensional entities? Sure. Beings with godlike power? Sure. Demons? Not so much. While the word Aedra is Elven, the beings it refer to predate the language, and yes, Lorkhan is usually referred to as an Aedra, and is roughly the same class of being as Akatosh and the other divines.
Of couuurse, demons don't exists. It was my personal opinion on him like saying 'Get lost you demon!'
Even though I've heared NPCs using the word 'Demon' in The Elder Scrolls. But NPC's in TESO also use dirty and violent language, which I've never heared before in other TES games. At least I can't remember.
We can't dye weapons and shields. Besides, glass armor should be green by default. If ZOS didn't want to make it green because it might mess with dyes, so they chose a more neutral base, they should talk to us and explain their reasoning. I know they might be reluctant to do so after the Redguard/Orc ***, but it's still better than silence. They interview the devs at ESO Live, why not invite someone from the art team to talk about armor designs?Implementing a "glass" motif which looks nothing like the one people know and love was a mistake.
It is green if you want it to be. I would suggest Dominion Conqueror Yellow, or Ophidian Jade. I don't have a piece to play with currently, though, so if those turn out less than ideal, try others.
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dwemer_paleologist wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »
now THAT DEFINATELY looks like nothing but UTTER Perfection!
im serious thats a very beautiful protrayel of a mix from morrowind skyrim AND oblivion if thats even possible, how the hell it was accomplished im no idea but wow thats beautiful and just right. loveing it but, thats only the great sword.
now we need the armor and the daggers and rest of that glass set to take shape as well. and i dont think is possible without complete over-haul.