The big news, though folks who pay close attention will already know this, is that transmogrification of items is indeed being worked on for ESO. Matt explains that it’s not a very easy thing to add, but that they’re working hard on it anyway. What this means is that soon™ you’ll be able to take an item whose looks you like, and add those looks to an item whose stats you prefer. This is different than the current “motif” system crafters use to make items look the way they want, in so much that it allows a user total control over their stats and their looks.
Phica_Lovic wrote: »Yeah, I laughed too.
I didn't really understand this part: This is different than the current “motif” system crafters use to make items look the way they want, in so much that it allows a user total control over their stats and their looks.
Phica_Lovic wrote: »
QuebraRegra wrote: »Phica_Lovic wrote: »Yeah, I laughed too.
I didn't really understand this part: This is different than the current “motif” system crafters use to make items look the way they want, in so much that it allows a user total control over their stats and their looks.
you already have a TRANSMOG system ready to go... it's called a COSTUME. ZOS might easily be able to create a "template' by which a player could save the appearance of any actual worn items, to a "custom" costume that could be accessed like any other costume (maybe even named by the player).
Maybe I'm cynical, but I suspect much of the feet dragging on this directly relates to crown store sales. If nothing else they could sell custom costume slots, but in any event they'd have to step up their game with some of the crappy costumes they sell in the stores.
ShedsHisTail wrote: »Phica_Lovic wrote: »
Just be ready for it to be free to subs, and everyone else gonna have to buy tokens.
Just like the dye packs.
Stovahkiin wrote: »ShedsHisTail wrote: »Phica_Lovic wrote: »
Just be ready for it to be free to subs, and everyone else gonna have to buy tokens.
Just like the dye packs.
I wouldn't mind that. At the moment there isn't really any reason to sub other than the crafting bag,
Few things to say on this.
First- Credit to ZOS where credit is due. They are implementing a feature that needs to be implemented, and will greatly improve the game. It can't be here fast enough.
That said. I will bet you right now they will screw it up. I will bet you.
It either won't work in the beginning, or will delete out your armor or some crap.
And I haven't read the full details on it so this may already be confirmed, but I will bet it will be charged for or they will attempt to monetize it in some way.
In addition to that, there may be another catch such as "only works with certain sets", or "only 'x' amount of transmogrifications allowed per day".
Who knows with these people. lol
Won't this system make motifs useless for the most part?
TheValar85 wrote: »QuebraRegra wrote: »Phica_Lovic wrote: »Yeah, I laughed too.
I didn't really understand this part: This is different than the current “motif” system crafters use to make items look the way they want, in so much that it allows a user total control over their stats and their looks.
you already have a TRANSMOG system ready to go... it's called a COSTUME. ZOS might easily be able to create a "template' by which a player could save the appearance of any actual worn items, to a "custom" costume that could be accessed like any other costume (maybe even named by the player).
Maybe I'm cynical, but I suspect much of the feet dragging on this directly relates to crown store sales. If nothing else they could sell custom costume slots, but in any event they'd have to step up their game with some of the crappy costumes they sell in the stores.
well cosutumes are not mogs
if ZOs want to add mog system they have to use almost the same methods what WOW uses. Except to allow us to mog everything what we want to mog.
Won't this system make motifs useless for the most part?
emilyhyoyeon wrote: »finally I can stop looking ugly and depending on how it's implemented I might have a reason to buy mazzatun motif chaps
Won't this system make motifs useless for the most part?
Well, the way it is worded, you take one item that you like the look of, grab its appearance and apply it to another item. So, wouldn't that actually make motifs MORE useful and wanted? Because, then, you can craft a dummy item just for the style you like, then grab its appearance and throw it on the crappy looking dropped item with cool stats. I could actually see a rise in people buying items just because they have the appearance they like... a new market for crafters!
Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »The big news, though folks who pay close attention will already know this, is that transmogrification of items is indeed being worked on for ESO. Matt explains that it’s not a very easy thing to add, but that they’re working hard on it anyway. What this means is that soon™ you’ll be able to take an item whose looks you like, and add those looks to an item whose stats you prefer. This is different than the current “motif” system crafters use to make items look the way they want, in so much that it allows a user total control over their stats and their looks.
soon™ - That made me laugh out loud!
Wreuntzylla wrote: »Won't this system make motifs useless for the most part?
Well, the way it is worded, you take one item that you like the look of, grab its appearance and apply it to another item. So, wouldn't that actually make motifs MORE useful and wanted? Because, then, you can craft a dummy item just for the style you like, then grab its appearance and throw it on the crappy looking dropped item with cool stats. I could actually see a rise in people buying items just because they have the appearance they like... a new market for crafters!
I had the same thought. They can't make motifs pointless for the original reason they exist. This is the only reasonable implementation. Setting aside crown store sales..
Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »There have been multiple threads on the same announcement.
I do recall that Spell Crafting was being worked on at one point, near 3 years ago. Lets not forget Zos announced over 3 years ago they wanted to add jewelry crafting.
Not trying to poo on any party, but I will believe it when I see it.
QuebraRegra wrote: »Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »There have been multiple threads on the same announcement.
I do recall that Spell Crafting was being worked on at one point, near 3 years ago. Lets not forget Zos announced over 3 years ago they wanted to add jewelry crafting.
Not trying to poo on any party, but I will believe it when I see it.
Yes, what exactly is the story on no jewelry crafting? That seems pretty straight forward.