Hm, "Beards will no longer display on helmets." in the patch notes - does this mean my imperial will not have a mustache anymore when he is wearing his helmet? Or is a mustache not considered to be a beard? This would be pretty weird, a mustache or a beard is a defining attribute of a male face - I do not want him to be totally shaved. He would loose a lot when not having this mustache.
DeadDealer wrote: »another bug to the list lol
MAN with BOOBS with new costume
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/282280/black-hand-costume-breasts-too-big
MornaBaine wrote: »@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom has there been any actual work done on this issue? We're still waiting for a list of distorted armors and costumes that have been fixed.
MornaBaine wrote: »@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom has there been any actual work done on this issue? We're still waiting for a list of distorted armors and costumes that have been fixed.
I look for that on every patch notes
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
I believe many of us here supporting this thread since the beginning are females. But I'm sure that I am not alone when I say that support is always welcome here, regardless of the gender of the player.
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
I believe many of us here supporting this thread since the beginning are females. But I'm sure that I am not alone when I say that support is always welcome here, regardless of the gender of the player.
As a dedicated mangina, this subject is dear to my heart and I can only assume that people who complain about smexy in a fantasy game simply have too much of it in their real life.
But I digress, on to Trinimac. Fixed Trinimac?
Ok, so Zos has stated that they're not making male and female armor styles. Why then does the Crown store exclusive motif have a female and a male style.
MornaBaine wrote: »Karius_Imalthar wrote: »I think if enough female players want changes made to their female characters then it should seriously be considered. I'm indifferent if it's just man-ginas that want smexy dungeon babes.
I believe many of us here supporting this thread since the beginning are females. But I'm sure that I am not alone when I say that support is always welcome here, regardless of the gender of the player.
As a dedicated mangina, this subject is dear to my heart and I can only assume that people who complain about smexy in a fantasy game simply have too much of it in their real life.
But I digress, on to Trinimac. Fixed Trinimac?
Unfortunately NOT fixed anymore. Look at those ridiculous "wings" that do NOT look as it they are actually attached to the robe, not to mention they look awful anyway. When they originally fixed this robe it was one of my very favorites. Then they did THIS to it. I'm so furious I'm going to decon it. And I notice I see fewer and fewer people wearing it now. GGZOS!
Back when this was my favorite robe:
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bellanca6561n wrote: »In a free to play game cosmetics are you leading profit center. But to have two standards, one for the cash shop and one for players who achieve motifs though game play or through the player economy is broken by any standard
bellanca6561n wrote: »In a free to play game cosmetics are you leading profit center. But to have two standards, one for the cash shop and one for players who achieve motifs though game play or through the player economy is broken by any standard
IrishGirlGamer wrote: »As my significant other so succinctly put it, "If they're not going to bother to make female armor, then why even have the female gender available in the game?"
They take the time to make new meshes accommodating Khajiit, Argonian, and sometimes Orc faces. But time spent making meshes for female bodies is apparently wasted time.
This is not unheard of in the video game industry. When Ubisoft presented Assassin's Creed Unity at E3 a few years ago, they stated they would not add female characters to the game:
“It was on our feature list until not too long ago, but it’s a question of focus and production. So we wanted to make sure we had the best experience for the character. A female character means that you have to redo a lot of animation, a lot of costumes. It would have doubled the work on those things… And I mean it’s something the team really wanted, but we had to make a decision. It’s unfortunate, but it’s a reality of game development.”
James Therien, Technical Director, Ubisoft, Assassin's Creed Unity.
Clearly, Zenimax has included women in the game. But IF an explanation every comes on this issue, I'm expecting it to sound a lot like this.
Which is a shame, because there are some really cool women working for this company, including @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom.
@babylonK here's a comparison between one of the old costumes on same character, and the new costumes. This is all on the same character. You can see massive waist thickening and the bust is widened (like someone whacked a fish eye lens over it) and in some the shoulder area is also rounded off...all taken together giving a very masculine "linebacker" appearance, as if it's a male crossdressing rather than a female in a dress...all of which needs to be fixed. These are costumes I won't buy because they distort the shape of my character so much.
Incidentally I actually gave my character hips in the character creation screen, and in all costumes my characters have boy hips (as in, no hips). Where did my girly shape go? The Corseted Riding Outfit really highlights the oddly boyish hips/thick waist/broadened bust issue very well. That is no woman!
Underneath each image I have provided a quick linked comparison (click normal vs this on each to see the normal body comparison image vs the distorted body costume and flick between both images to more easily see the difference in shape).
@ZOS_JessicaFolsom
NORMAL
Character in Dark Seducer (vet 8 reward costume) - this is the "normal appearance", use this image as comparison to the costumes below which all show distortion of the character's body
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DISTORTED
High Collared Coin Ball Gown = waist thickening + bust broadening
normal vs this
Corseted Riding Outfit = waist thickening + bust broadening
normal vs this
Off-the-Shoulder Evening Dress = waist thickening + bust broadening
normal vs this
Evening Dress = waist thickening + shoulder rounding and bust broadening
normal vs this
This one isn't terrible, it's just weird and does suffer from distortion of character's actual shape
Noble Dress (front) = waist thinning at front
normal vs this
Noble Dress (side) = slight bubble shape from waist to top
Wedding Dress = waist thickening + shoulder rounding and bust broadening
normal vs this
Sand-Kissed Salwar Ensemble = bust broadening
normal vs this
"Song of the Night" Ensemble = bust broadening
normal vs this
Whisperweft Gala Wear = bust broadening
normal vs this
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