CaptainVenom wrote: »I think if you want to be a vampire, you may need to look like one. They are ugly as hell, but well, that's the price for vampirism.
CaptainVenom wrote: »I think if you want to be a vampire, you may need to look like one. They are ugly as hell, but well, that's the price for vampirism.
Yet people can choose to be a werewolf with absolutely no visual signs whatsoever unless they transform?
I understand what you are saying but in the interest of balance and RP I don't really think it is right.
They talked about adding a toggle and I support that. However this is here now.
I don't think they should "fix" it until the toggle is available.
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IndyWendieGo wrote: »Doncellius wrote: »
I am horrified right now. Ooooooh my god. Why is he smiling like that?!
starkerealm wrote: »The disguises hiding vampirism? Yeah, I'm fine with that going, but please give us the ability, somehow, to suppress our vampirism visuals. Even if it's just that at stage 1 with now vampirism abilities slotted, your vampirism skin is suppressed. Or failing that, a "mortal skin" unlock for reaching Master Vampire. Please guys.
starkerealm wrote: »The disguises hiding vampirism? Yeah, I'm fine with that going, but please give us the ability, somehow, to suppress our vampirism visuals. Even if it's just that at stage 1 with now vampirism abilities slotted, your vampirism skin is suppressed. Or failing that, a "mortal skin" unlock for reaching Master Vampire. Please guys.
It's a matter of unequal treatment.
Costumes already hide your entire class identity from plain sight, preparing the way for a possible nasty surprise. Got a sorc with all the stuff you want on one bar? Duplicate most of the abilities, stick a greatsword in your hands, and put on that orsimer regalia costume that looks like a mix of medium and heavy armor... Someone who starts tossing spells is going to be surprised to see you shrug them off, since you appear to be some sort of stamina build.
Or take your all-heavy armored dragon knight and put on the formal robes costume, and when your health bar doesn't twitch while you have no trouble breaking free of 8 CC effects in a row, someone is going to be upset with the results.
Because character class has active abilities, while race is just a handful of passives, what class you are is the most fundamental aspect of your character. Yet, that most fundamental element is completely obscured by costumes. While vampirism is a temporary element, able to be undertaken and then cast aside as many times as the player desires - yet vampirism is given more prevalence in the character depiction than the class itself?!?!
That smells like unequal treatment of vampires. To allow the complete concealment of the most basic character trait while forcing the lesser trait of vampirism to show through results in a form of grief that falls solely on the vampire community's shoulders.
For consistency's sake, either allow vampirism to be concealed like the more-fundamental trait of Class can currently be concealed; or if character appearance is so important then follow through and disable costumes in cyrodiil.
CaptainVenom wrote: »I think if you want to be a vampire, you may need to look like one. They are ugly as hell, but well, that's the price for vampirism.
Yet people can choose to be a werewolf with absolutely no visual signs whatsoever unless they transform?
I understand what you are saying but in the interest of balance and RP I don't really think it is right.
They talked about adding a toggle and I support that. However this is here now.
I don't think they should "fix" it until the toggle is available.