@Tyrobag
It's strange you say:For the sake of not getting this thread closed, I'm going to resist insulting your intelligence and just assume you're having a bad day that's making you grumpy.
Obviously trying to achieve the moral high ground, then immediately after quip:Now, perhaps you should take a nap.
Which is a snotty remark that completely removes you from that moral high ground. If you hadn't already insisted in insulting me using comments such as:It really couldn't be any more different from making a little texture mod for Skyrim.Otherwise stop insisting that you can do better than a gaming company just because you made a few retexture mods.
Which both trivializes my comment and is disrespectful. If you want a respectful conversation, then you should speak in a respectful way yourself.
@Tyrobag
It's strange you say:For the sake of not getting this thread closed, I'm going to resist insulting your intelligence and just assume you're having a bad day that's making you grumpy.
Obviously trying to achieve the moral high ground, then immediately after quip:Now, perhaps you should take a nap.
Which is a snotty remark that completely removes you from that moral high ground. If you hadn't already insisted in insulting me using comments such as:It really couldn't be any more different from making a little texture mod for Skyrim.Otherwise stop insisting that you can do better than a gaming company just because you made a few retexture mods.
Which both trivializes my comment and is disrespectful. If you want a respectful conversation, then you should speak in a respectful way yourself.
Unlike you, I have given examples to show you how this works. All you have done is said 'I am right and you are wrong, and zos is lazy'.
Say what you will from this point on, I see no point in carrying this conversation with you and will not respond from here on out.
Have a lovely day, and I hope you get over your case of the grumps.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote and comment. At this time, we have no plans to add weapon dyes to ESO. However, we are hard at work on the transmogrification system which will allow you to customize the appearance of your character’s gear. While it may seem like weapon dyeing is an easy thing to add since we already have shield dyeing, there’s a lot of work that goes into implementing something like this, and we’re currently focusing our attention on the transmog system instead. We’ll get into more details about how that system will work once it gets a bit closer to release; we’re still actively working on getting it implemented.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote and comment. At this time, we have no plans to add weapon dyes to ESO. However, we are hard at work on the transmogrification system which will allow you to customize the appearance of your character’s gear. While it may seem like weapon dyeing is an easy thing to add since we already have shield dyeing, there’s a lot of work that goes into implementing something like this, and we’re currently focusing our attention on the transmog system instead. We’ll get into more details about how that system will work once it gets a bit closer to release; we’re still actively working on getting it implemented.
OC_Justice wrote: »ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote and comment. At this time, we have no plans to add weapon dyes to ESO. However, we are hard at work on the transmogrification system which will allow you to customize the appearance of your character’s gear. While it may seem like weapon dyeing is an easy thing to add since we already have shield dyeing, there’s a lot of work that goes into implementing something like this, and we’re currently focusing our attention on the transmog system instead. We’ll get into more details about how that system will work once it gets a bit closer to release; we’re still actively working on getting it implemented.
For a little clarity, around what day would be considered "closer" to release day?
celner4_ESO wrote: »Why is it so hard for Game production companies to understand that happy fans and subs who play a game that's really taken care of and invested in means WAY more money then an overflowing micro transaction store and bug after bug after bug with no due diligence in resolving issues at hand, only in making more money through the Crown Store and new content that will most likely also be flawed and not fixed when released....
starkerealm wrote: »The fact that weapons are already dyed to red when you hit 160 does not help. I would be fine with not dying weapons if they were regular silver and bronze, but because of this i want my weapons silver or black
For whatever it's worth, Glass weapons never pick up the red off of rubidite. They start as a kind of silvery green, and then, as you improve them, the green fades until you're left with a silver blade with a faint green core.
Now that is interesting, I have glass researched but the last time I used it my weapons and armor were green and were terrible to dye so I never used it afterwards, I did not realize that the green color faded!
BloodWolfe wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »BloodWolfe wrote: »I voted no because in games that have done this, the weapons look cheesey as F*** and beyond terrible so I'd rather not see this to be honest. Pink staves, purple swords, orange maces, etc... Just doesn't fit. Dyed weapons always end up looking ridiculous!
Maybe I am wrong and maybe some of the higher end weapons already look ridiculous (that I haven't seen) and need to be dyed to look good? I dunno, but my experience they tend to look ridiculous once dyed.
@BloodWolfe, pink weapons occur with Galatite. (To be fair, depending on the motif, this can range from pink to orange.) I don't remember if you get pink staves with Ash, but it's somewhere up in there. Voidsteel and Nightwood weapons are purple.
And of course, most Rubidite weapons are a vibrant red. Because, nothing says, "realistic weapons," like firetruck red blades.
What's more annoying is, once you hit level cap, you're basically stuck with Rubidite tier weaponry. For someone who wants non-ridiculously colored weapons, your options are to craft in a tiny handful of motifs (Glass, for instance), or use weapons that are lower tier (like quicksilver).
Because of the Ruby tier gear, a lot of players who have hit endgame are desperate to be able to dye their weapons into something normal looking. It's not about people wanting their blade to look like a lightsaber, it's that they don't want to look like a Dark Lord of the Sith every time they whip out their greatsword.
Thanks you for that info. I just over the last 2 days now hit gear cap and started using the rubedite greatswords and see what you mean (and others mean, at least with the crafted stuff. I have yet to see the dropped lots from dungeons).
I had not seen (well never noticed since they weren't on my back and easily noticeable) some of these weapons so please excuse my ignorance when I wrote that.
starkerealm wrote: »celner4_ESO wrote: »Why is it so hard for Game production companies to understand that happy fans and subs who play a game that's really taken care of and invested in means WAY more money then an overflowing micro transaction store and bug after bug after bug with no due diligence in resolving issues at hand, only in making more money through the Crown Store and new content that will most likely also be flawed and not fixed when released....
Because it's not true. No, I know, it's the fantasy you want to believe. It's what I wish was true, but it's not. Lock boxes, and gamble crates pull in so much money it's disgusting. Seriously. And for all the complaints about P2W, people will pony up for that stuff.
Think about this, you can cough up 40 bucks for Morrowind once, maybe twice if you run a second account. That's it, you're done. But a whale can blow a grand on crown crates, searching for whatever stupid bauble they're looking for, without exhausting their ability to spend money.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote and comment. At this time, we have no plans to add weapon dyes to ESO. However, we are hard at work on the transmogrification system which will allow you to customize the appearance of your character’s gear. While it may seem like weapon dyeing is an easy thing to add since we already have shield dyeing, there’s a lot of work that goes into implementing something like this, and we’re currently focusing our attention on the transmog system instead. We’ll get into more details about how that system will work once it gets a bit closer to release; we’re still actively working on getting it implemented.
MornaBaine wrote: »My fear is that the ability to transmog things is going to require some ridiculously rare and hard to obtain ingredient like Perfect Roe for the XP boost drink you can make in game. But of course for this "convenience" there will be a "conveniently" placed item in the crown shop you can buy with real money so you don't have to spend the time chasing after some new obscure gold mat to get the job done.
And, as others have pointed out, this trandmog system has NOT been said to affect weapon color anyway. They've just said they are focusing on it over weapons dyeing, which they have no plans to implement.
celner4_ESO wrote: »MornaBaine wrote: »My fear is that the ability to transmog things is going to require some ridiculously rare and hard to obtain ingredient like Perfect Roe for the XP boost drink you can make in game. But of course for this "convenience" there will be a "conveniently" placed item in the crown shop you can buy with real money so you don't have to spend the time chasing after some new obscure gold mat to get the job done.
And, as others have pointed out, this trandmog system has NOT been said to affect weapon color anyway. They've just said they are focusing on it over weapons dyeing, which they have no plans to implement.
Or weapon dying / Transmogging will only be usable through a subscription / via the crown store. If that ends up happening I'm quitting the game imo...
celner4_ESO wrote: »MornaBaine wrote: »My fear is that the ability to transmog things is going to require some ridiculously rare and hard to obtain ingredient like Perfect Roe for the XP boost drink you can make in game. But of course for this "convenience" there will be a "conveniently" placed item in the crown shop you can buy with real money so you don't have to spend the time chasing after some new obscure gold mat to get the job done.
And, as others have pointed out, this trandmog system has NOT been said to affect weapon color anyway. They've just said they are focusing on it over weapons dyeing, which they have no plans to implement.
Or weapon dying / Transmogging will only be usable through a subscription / via the crown store. If that ends up happening I'm quitting the game imo...
notimetocare wrote: »celner4_ESO wrote: »MornaBaine wrote: »My fear is that the ability to transmog things is going to require some ridiculously rare and hard to obtain ingredient like Perfect Roe for the XP boost drink you can make in game. But of course for this "convenience" there will be a "conveniently" placed item in the crown shop you can buy with real money so you don't have to spend the time chasing after some new obscure gold mat to get the job done.
And, as others have pointed out, this trandmog system has NOT been said to affect weapon color anyway. They've just said they are focusing on it over weapons dyeing, which they have no plans to implement.
Or weapon dying / Transmogging will only be usable through a subscription / via the crown store. If that ends up happening I'm quitting the game imo...
Expect something like dyes. Save money and time by quitting now. The rest of us will enjoy it and support new features
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote and comment. At this time, we have no plans to add weapon dyes to ESO. However, we are hard at work on the transmogrification system which will allow you to customize the appearance of your character’s gear. While it may seem like weapon dyeing is an easy thing to add since we already have shield dyeing, there’s a lot of work that goes into implementing something like this, and we’re currently focusing our attention on the transmog system instead. We’ll get into more details about how that system will work once it gets a bit closer to release; we’re still actively working on getting it implemented.