Vampire skin doesnt display when wearing disguise - visual bug

BenLocoDete

TipsyDrow wrote: »

The vampire skin in this game is Butt F-in ugly. It was ugly in Skyrim it's worse here. Mods took care of the issue in skyrim, a toggle would be nice for here, or perhaps a tasteful vamp skin that make your skin a bit more pale, lips a bit more red and some fangs. No scrunched serated looking pig nose okies?? KTHNXBAI!!
#SAYNOTOUGLY

Totally agree, make stage 1 do very subtle changes to the character instead of clearly showing it sick and/or transformed.

GreenSoup2HoT

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

This is also happening with some apperances. Not just costumes. Please include a toggle sounds great!

Sylvis

MornaBaine wrote: »

I had completely forgotton how wonderful Morna looked as a mortal! Thank you disguise bug!


I realllllly hate how washed out her makeup became! Why did you do that ZOS? And PLEASE give back her marvelous GREEN eyes! I miss them so! In a perfect world Stage I would have the pale skin Stage 1 currently has BUT would leave the original makeup (NOT washing it out!) and her ORIGINAL eye color!

Seriously, please consider THAT as a Crown Store Skin if nothing else!!! But yes, I still would really LOVE a toggle for the vamp skin so that our vampires CAN look mortal once more! Oh how I miss this look!

Agreed! I was very disappointed when I saw how my 'face paint' all but disappeared after becoming vampire. Makes no sense!

KingYogi415

Which costumes???

MornaBaine

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

girafable

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

@ZOS_JessicaFolsom YES PLEASE!! Toggle vampire skin visual please!!

Aemon_Isklexi

I couldn't make my Argonian magblade a vampire because of how it completely bleaches his scales. Going from black scales to pure salt white is just too jarring for the aesthetic I originally crafted in the character creator.

Idinuse

I do love the disguise bug! I love being able to turn back to Erw'an Ewona's gorgeous self

Also, imho, it goes perfectly within the disguise context that the Vampirism is also disguised.

raidentenshu_ESO

MornaBaine wrote: »

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

Oh dear Divines and Daedra PLEASE DO THIS!!!! I have been, along with many others, BEGGING you for a way to return vampires to their mortal appearance since launch!!!! A toggle for the vampire skin would be a dream come true!

You can't have your cake and eat it too.

starkerealm

BenLocoDete wrote: »

TipsyDrow wrote: »

The vampire skin in this game is Butt F-in ugly. It was ugly in Skyrim it's worse here. Mods took care of the issue in skyrim, a toggle would be nice for here, or perhaps a tasteful vamp skin that make your skin a bit more pale, lips a bit more red and some fangs. No scrunched serated looking pig nose okies?? KTHNXBAI!!
#SAYNOTOUGLY

Totally agree, make stage 1 do very subtle changes to the character instead of clearly showing it sick and/or transformed.

I still like the idea of, if you're at stage 1, and have no active abilities equipped you look mortal. Switch over to a bar with abilities slotted, or drop to stage 2 and you look like a vampire again.

Phinix1

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

NO!!!

I have been waiting for 2 YEARS for you guys to add glamours for vampires and you are telling me that now you have finally added something cool for illusion vamps to disguise themselves you are going to "fix" it?

Say it ain't so, ZOS!

Why would you "fix" this? It's great!

@ZOS_JessicaFolsom @ZOS_GinaBruno PLEASE don't!

idk

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Phinix1

I guess if crown store costumes show it that's cool...

But can we at least keep the silly quest costumes' effect that hides it? It adds to RP to be able to throw on a dishdasha and cast a glamour illusion where you look like a normal village person.

I actually thought this was an intended feature of these world drop costumes.

Is it not?

starkerealm

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

bebynnag

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

Could i just get some concealer or blusher, something to cover up the veins... i love being a ferrel stage 4 vamp, but honestly a little make up wouldn't hurt

idk

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

starkerealm

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

Also an utter lack of skin pigmentation, and depending on your original eye color they can be vibrantly red at stage 1.

arkansas_ESO

This bug really shouldn't even be touched at the moment, as there's much more pressing issues that could use the developers' attention. Leave it in!

SolarCat02

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

If you wear a crown store costume AND a quest-dropped disguise, you can have the non-vampire skin bug while wearing the crown store costume.

MornaBaine

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

Oh dear Divines and Daedra PLEASE DO THIS!!!! I have been, along with many others, BEGGING you for a way to return vampires to their mortal appearance since launch!!!! A toggle for the vampire skin would be a dream come true!

You can't have your cake and eat it too.

Why not? There's absolutely no reason for them NOT to do this.

MornaBaine

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Unfortunately, it flies in the face of much of the lore. I realize that the game mechanic of this game offers us only one form of vampirism so you might say it's fine that you are stuck with the appearance. However, in the vampire quest Lamae Bal herself tells you that her "children" hide among the mortal populataion and "may wear rags or crowns" which is a clear indication that even the vampires in THIS game should be able to blend visually with the mortal population.

MornaBaine

SolarCat02 wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

If you wear a crown store costume AND a quest-dropped disguise, you can have the non-vampire skin bug while wearing the crown store costume.

Is that even possible?

starkerealm

MornaBaine wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Unfortunately, it flies in the face of much of the lore. I realize that the game mechanic of this game offers us only one form of vampirism so you might say it's fine that you are stuck with the appearance. However, in the vampire quest Lamae Bal herself tells you that her "children" hide among the mortal populataion and "may wear rags or crowns" which is a clear indication that even the vampires in THIS game should be able to blend visually with the mortal population.

To be fair, something that Elder Scrolls (as a whole) has done poorly is pointing out how different the strains of vampirism are from one another. It's in the books, but we haven't had a game with multiple clans since 2003, and we've never had a game (before ESO) that actually put different bloodlines in front of each other.

Which is why there are so many requests for features from other bloodlines. The Lamae bloodline are completely sun immune (they're still supposed to be stronger at night, but anyway). That's their special power. But, there are threads asking for the Cyrodiilic strain's blending ability, or the Volkahar Vampire Lord transform, because the strains aren't clearly outlined... even though, they're present in game.

MornaBaine

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

You're wrong. This is Morna as she appears as a mortal with the vampirism dropped:

This is Morna at Stage 1 vampirism:

At the very LEAST I want my green eyes back!

starkerealm

SolarCat02 wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

If you wear a crown store costume AND a quest-dropped disguise, you can have the non-vampire skin bug while wearing the crown store costume.

Doesn't work like that. The disguise takes priority over the costume.

idk

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

Also an utter lack of skin pigmentation, and depending on your original eye color they can be vibrantly red at stage 1.

And? At save 1 the change is minimal. Of course someone could get cured if they don't like it.

It's a choice to be a vamp and it should be recognizable that someone is a vamp, especially at stage 2. Players should know someone is sucesptable to fire just as they know when a WW is susceptible to poison.

No costume should hide that someone is a vamp and it should not be something that can be completely hide. By any other means.

phreatophile

MornaBaine wrote: »

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Thanks @bhlegit! We're tracking this bug with another costume, so we'll add this costume to the list. (Also, the request to toggle the vampire skin visual effect is noted. )

Oh dear Divines and Daedra PLEASE DO THIS!!!! I have been, along with many others, BEGGING you for a way to return vampires to their mortal appearance since launch!!!! A toggle for the vampire skin would be a dream come true!

OH, hell ya! Please let my Vampire characters look like Vampires instead of zombies.

MornaBaine

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

Also an utter lack of skin pigmentation, and depending on your original eye color they can be vibrantly red at stage 1.

And? At save 1 the change is minimal. Of course someone could get cured if they don't like it.

It's a choice to be a vamp and it should be recognizable that someone is a vamp, especially at stage 2. Players should know someone is sucesptable to fire just as they know when a WW is susceptible to poison.

No costume should hide that someone is a vamp and it should not be something that can be completely hide. By any other means.

Again you are wrong. Unless you're using add-ons, there's no way to know anyone is a werewolf. There is no visual cue until they use werewolf abilities via their Ult. Stage 2 visuals are fine. Stage one STILL makes it obvious that you are a vampire and this is what many of us object to. There's no game mechanic that depends on being able to see the vampire appearance as a visual cue. Add-ons will tell you who is a vampire as well as who is a werewolf. Many armors and costumes completely cover all of the skin, hiding the visual cue of vampirism quite effectively. Are you going to say vampires should not have access to that armor?

raidentenshu_ESO

MornaBaine wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

You're wrong. This is Morna as she appears as a mortal with the vampirism dropped:

This is Morna at Stage 1 vampirism:

At the very LEAST I want my green eyes back!

I do so love the glowly eyes effect back in Skyrim ;D I wish the vampires had the skyrim's glowly eyes in ESO.

MornaBaine

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

KingYogi415 wrote: »

Which costumes???

Costumes purchased from the Crown Store do NOT remove the vampire appearance. However, it seems that ANY disguise acquired during questing will do so.

Once again, I'll take this opportunity to beg for the ability to be able to TOGGLE the vampire skin, turning it on and off at will. Failing that, I'd gladly buy this ability on the Crown Store.

Most of the appearance of being a vampire has a toggle, at least it used to when the game launched. Just turned one of my previous vamps back and Seles to still be the case.

Beyond that there should not be a hard toggle and crown costumes should not hide the appearance. It's a choice to be a vamp which includes the awesome appearance.

Vampirism is a set of four cosmetic skins. This is effectively identical to the Soul Shriven visual effect. And now the skin collectibles.

It was never a toggle, or at least not a mechanic players could manually adjust (beyond moving between different stages).

Feeding it controlled it allowing player control of appearance. I say toggle you do call it something else. In the end what we call it is irrelevant since one can control the appearance easily.

At stage 1 it's hardly noticeable. Rosy cheeks and light red tint to be eyes.

You're wrong. This is Morna as she appears as a mortal with the vampirism dropped:

This is Morna at Stage 1 vampirism:

At the very LEAST I want my green eyes back!

I do so love the glowly eyes effect back in Skyrim ;D I wish the vampires had the skyrim's glowly eyes in ESO.

I'd love to see that as a skin you could purchase in the Crown Store!