EstelioVeleth wrote: »It makes me so sad that the noble dress looks so funny... today I finally made a pretty imperial girl, and this dress would match her completely, but I am not paying for that strange shape...
Do you guys know if ZOS will also fix this besides the craftable armor?
EstelioVeleth wrote: »It makes me so sad that the noble dress looks so funny... today I finally made a pretty imperial girl, and this dress would match her completely, but I am not paying for that strange shape...
Do you guys know if ZOS will also fix this besides the craftable armor?
EstelioVeleth wrote: »It makes me so sad that the noble dress looks so funny... today I finally made a pretty imperial girl, and this dress would match her completely, but I am not paying for that strange shape...
Do you guys know if ZOS will also fix this besides the craftable armor?
EstelioVeleth wrote: »I guess thats the problem then because I do have corsets at home, but normally they still kind of go after the shape of my body, for example straight at the belly and they start to get "rounded" a bit under the breasts, but it was just my misunderstanding because I obviously never had a professional corset like that one, so I am sorry for bringing it up, I may have also made my character way too slim as @Abeille said, so I will probably try it again!
EstelioVeleth wrote: »I guess thats the problem then because I do have corsets at home, but normally they still kind of go after the shape of my body, for example straight at the belly and they start to get "rounded" a bit under the breasts, but it was just my misunderstanding because I obviously never had a professional corset like that one, so I am sorry for bringing it up, I may have also made my character way too slim as @Abeille said, so I will probably try it again!
Yeah, it looks way better on my characters that are a little chubby than on my skinny ones. It makes the skinny ones look absolutely starved! Even more using the Assassin personality on the PTS, that puts them on a stance that makes them look even thinner IMO.
Blackbird71 wrote: »
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Thank you for all the feedback and screenshot examples. There are a couple different types of issues we're looking at right now. One is the issue that this thread was created for - the way some armor sets look on certain character models, particularly the female chest area, but not limited to just that.
We went through this thread and pulled all the examples of that specific issue. Here's what we have so far (in no specific order):
- Trinimac's Valor set
- Alliance Armor sets
- Malacath Armor
- Ancient Elf
- Ancient Orc
- Phoenix set
- Meritorious Service set
- Marksman's Crest set
- Vicious Death set
- Warrior's Fury set
- Bahraha's Curse set
- Syvarra's Scales set
We're also looking at your reports of armor pieces that have issues with clipping or floating, or can't be dyed. These specific items or armor sets were called out for having clipping issues, floating pieces, and/or undyeable pieces:
- Soul Shriven Belt (undyeable)
- Malacath Heavy helmet (removing hair)
- Malacath Shield (undyeable)
- Malacath Light Chest (hole in torso that looks like texture is missing)
- Trinimac's Valor Light Shoulders (undyeable unless helmet is hidden, then they appear normal)
- Abah's Watch Medium Armor (clipping when mixed with any other style; shoulder protection is floating on character model)
- Certain armor chest pieces with tabards (Trinimac's Valor heavy, Abah's Watch heavy, Alliance Armor sets, Mercenary)
Let us know if you encounter any others! (And please be sure to /bug them in-game, too.)
So as soon as the PTS was done updating and I had a mimosa in hand, I logged on to check out the Abah's Watch motif. It still looks overstuffed. On Test Breton it look like Abah's Landing needs to start springing for maternity leave. In the last two shots, I tried a Bosmer jerkin to see just the AW pants. Those look pretty decent by themselves. The fabric curves inward instead of billowing outward and so it follows her shape while keeping the fabric flow I *think* may be the goal they have in mind with this motif.
Apparently the Alliance styles aren't part of the Giant Book of Crafting you get on logging into a template character, so I can't check those for floaty, puffy pieces.
Silken Purr
Test Breton
Silken Purr Pants
Blackbird71 wrote: »
Because the Hist Sap decided their gender and whether they give birth via eggs or live birthing.
https://youtu.be/UucMG2N9A6k
khele23eb17_ESO wrote: »KoshkaMurka wrote: »
And this is a common design issue, especially in Asian mmos.
And this is a common design issue in ESO:
And that is the point here, not oversexualized female characters. So lets focus on the problem at hand instead of starting flame wars over skimpy clothes in other MMOs. Itll just get the thread locked.
MornaBaine wrote: »AtraisMachina wrote: »Wow thats ridiculous. Though i do like my trinimac armor
The trinimac looks fantastic....on male characters.
KoshkaMurka wrote: »Speaking of other visual issues with female models...
Worm cult shoulders are not visually attached to char's model, they're just floating around.
KoshkaMurka wrote: »Speaking of other visual issues with female models...
Worm cult shoulders are not visually attached to char's model, they're just floating around.
Where did you get that? Is it a costume I missed? Is it a new armor from DB?
Just wanted to add the outlaw jerkin/robe being the same at the moment (the legs look alike) whereas on the screenshots released by ZOS we can clearly see it looks different : as you can see on this picture which shows an archer with the light armor robe(it is not medium I double checked) :
We do not have this robe on live atm.
FerrumnCutem wrote: »Just wanted to add the outlaw jerkin/robe being the same at the moment (the legs look alike) whereas on the screenshots released by ZOS we can clearly see it looks different : as you can see on this picture which shows an archer with the light armor robe(it is not medium I double checked) :
We do not have this robe on live atm.
This really bothers me!
Atm I wear 5 light and 2 med outlaw chest and legs, but i really want to wear those light legs shown in the screenshot by zos. Was really excited that light armor was finnaly getting those sickass half robe leg cover thingies, but they just made the legs plain and boring
Pls fix this
dtm_samuraib16_ESO wrote: »You do understand, that, in those ages, things like armor were male?
No one made 'female' armor.
The reason was simple: if you HAPPEN to have boobies, well, tie them in, and voila: nice fit, considering man are usually a tad larger than women.
On the other hand, back then there were hardly female warriors, and those that did fight, were usually archers.
Quite logical, a woman's eye-hand coordination far exceeds that of men...