[Datamine] Transmogrification incoming

Banana

Hurry up ZOS

FrancisCrawford

Lotro had a wardrobe feature in which you could equip any choice of gear, then save that look as your own personal "costume". That's the best and simplest way to do it, IMO.

kenjiblaster25

This is the definition of underwhelming. You can turn an item to a new style. Only for yourself though. Assuming it’s bound and the currency too. In terms of a quality of life upgrade it’s like polishing a turd.

Real quality of life upgrades would be increase house item capacity, customise house, mount, pet and even item colours.

Allow for synergy experiments between furnishing recipes.

Allow for some style mats to be combined or upgraded into Chrysopoeia (making gold through particle acceleration).

Allow for horses to carry a second player in Cyrillic who can snipe at players trying to gank you.

Make voice chat work.

JD2013

Anything else interesting in the files?

Tommy_The_Gun

Aurielle wrote: »

FINALLY.

Milvan wrote: »

HYPE

Ragnarock41

so I no longer have to look like an ugly abomination?
cool.

zaria

Emma_Overload wrote: »

I'm not sure how I feel about this. All I want to do is to be able to intrinsically CHANGE the appearance of each piece of armor from one motif to another. From the Russian translation, this sounds like it could be something else... like some kind of overlay plastered on top of your armor, without actually modifying anything. I don't want Costumes 2.0!

yes, the data sounds a bit like costumes 2.0 rather than style change. To me the system sounds like lot more work than simple wow style transmogrification and less flexible.
Har 3 request for system
1) out of weight for armor, this probably works here, would not work with simple style transform.
2) using lower level gear, fear it would not work as you need to know style not use gear as template.
3) recolor the pieces, also fear this will not work or would require an separate process

hiyde

FrancisCrawford wrote: »

Lotro had a wardrobe feature in which you could equip any choice of gear, then save that look as your own personal "costume". That's the best and simplest way to do it, IMO.

Agree 100%. Loved that system.

You basically have a virtual closet with "outfits" in them.
You get a couple outfit slots by default; can buy more from the store.

Open up Outfit 1: drag *any armor in the game* into each slot and it makes a copy (you can also dye each piece).

The cosmetic set you create sits on top of your actual gear and is visible anywhere but PvP zones.

Not everything needs a grind attached (for the record I generally don't mind grinds) to it and this is an example of a terrific QoL feature that should be open to all.

I'm sure they're well down the road to whatever they are going to do, but I really hope they took a look at LOTRO's setup. They got it right IMO.

Sandman929

How nice would it be if they simply added an "Alter" option to crafting stations? No gimmick, nothing to farm, just a way to make your character look the way you want assuming you know the style you're trying to create. I know, of course, that this would be too much to ask.

ThinkerOfThings

From what it looks like, and previous design decisions, It does seem like this is something that adds value to the crafting Motif's, considering you would have to have the Motif you would like to change your outfit too. Pretty spot on ZOS, thank you.

Emma_Overload

hiyde wrote: »

FrancisCrawford wrote: »

Lotro had a wardrobe feature in which you could equip any choice of gear, then save that look as your own personal "costume". That's the best and simplest way to do it, IMO.

Agree 100%. Loved that system.

You basically have a virtual closet with "outfits" in them.
You get a couple outfit slots by default; can buy more from the store.

Open up Outfit 1: drag *any armor in the game* into each slot and it makes a copy (you can also dye each piece).

The cosmetic set you create sits on top of your actual gear and is visible anywhere but PvP zones.

Not everything needs a grind attached (for the record I generally don't mind grinds) to it and this is an example of a terrific QoL feature that should be open to all.

I'm sure they're well down the road to whatever they are going to do, but I really hope they took a look at LOTRO's setup. They got it right IMO.

This is exactly what I don't want.

1) We already have a costume system, we don't need another one.

2) What we do need is a system to change the motif of a piece of gear.

3) This motif change system does NOT need to be complicated. Why not just right click on it?

Why is this so hard for y'all to understand? An ugly monster shoulder is still ugly in spirit even when a fake costume is plastered over it. I don't want to wear fake costumes into battle, even if they look like real armor. What I do want is to wear my real armor that has been modified to a different motif!

SGT_Wolfe101st

I like the way this sounds, so it seems that you will basically create costumes for your character using known motifs as the template, I really like this. I think knowing a style should have allowed this from the start. AD motif is awesome but when wearing drop sets it doesn't matter, can't wear what I want anyway. This way we can make our own "costumes" from known motifs, gives a lot of freedom.

Mazbt

That would be a really appreciated quality of life feature.

Cireous

Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting.

Please let us have both transmog AND spellcrafting in 2018.

Please, please, please.

hiyde

Emma_Overload wrote: »

This is exactly what I don't want.

1) We already have a costume system, we don't need another one.

2) What we do need is a system to change the motif of a piece of gear.

3) This motif change system does NOT need to be complicated. Why not just right click on it?

Why is this so hard for y'all to understand? An ugly monster shoulder is still ugly in spirit even when a fake costume is plastered over it. I don't want to wear fake costumes into battle, even if they look like real armor. What I do want is to wear my real armor that has been modified to a different motif!

Your idea is a really good one, which I have no problem with.

Yes, we already have a costume system, but it's 1 piece and we can't create costumes. What I'm describing from LOTRO is the ability to take any 7 pieces of armor (head, legs, chest, etc) and turn them into a "costume" of your own creation. You could store multiple costumes (and edit them) + buy more slots from their store. You could even dye each cloned item.

I like that idea also. Opinions. We've all got one.

altemriel

yes, zos confirmed that they are working on it, but no eta, so coming, but not sure when, hopefuly soon

Conduit0

Cireous wrote: »

Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting.

Please let us have both transmog AND spellcrafting in 2018.

Please, please, please.

Spell Crafting is never happening. Any spell crafting system with enough versatility to make it worth using would be impossible to balance. Any spell crafting system that is balanced will be so restricted in functionality that it would render the entire system pointless.

TheUndeadAmulet

Too bad it doesn't work on set pieces

Eyesinthedrk

I can’t wait till I can stop hiding necro with a costume.

P.s. don’t make any more sets in argonian.

xenowarrior92eb17_ESO

SPOILER
Transmog will come with next Chapter.

Cinbri

Sounds like we can create own costumes, if so, wonder if we can costume on top of existing costumes

SirAxen

Cireous wrote: »

Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting. Please, not another year without spellcrafting.

Please let us have both transmog AND spellcrafting in 2018.

Please, please, please.

It's a cool concept, but I'm worried that Spellcrafting is going to fall into this weird inbetween place. What I mean, is that it'll be too watered down so that it doesn't break the game. So, in essence, restrictive enough so that it doesn't break the game but then because it is so restrictive it's then like ...'Why did we bother then?" Does that make sense?

Malmai

Tinnumeril wrote: »

First of all, thank you guys from elderscrolls.net for your awesome work. Your datamining is awesome.
I don't speak russian, but google translate helped a bit and these lines of code speak for themselves:


Source: elderscrolls.net

The hype is real.


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Delpi

Did you remember those days when they announced that costumes could be dyed.... ??? This is the same. Probably it would be a crown store thing. Not excited at all.

Berenhir

I really hope for a sophisticated do it yourself costume system...

MajesticHaruki

So we will be able to convert dropped gear in any motif style we want?

method__01

this should be available from last year (or from time motif books start appearing at store)
why sell me a 6k motif book if i cant use all pieces?
perfect example is Mazzatun where you cant equip all pieces without breaking 2nd armor set

Betsararie

I don't speak Russian.

zaria

Berenhir wrote: »

I really hope for a sophisticated do it yourself costume system...

An issue with a costumes system is healing in night mother gaze (a stamina stealth set) back then doing TG quests and forgot to switch back.

newtinmpls

zaria wrote: »

From that I get with style templates this sounds more like of an sort of costume creator or costume slots than changing style of armor

I really hope not.

Or if so, I hope that you can dye each piece individually. The "costume" versions or armor sets are crappy to dye (one piece's "trim" is another pieces' "middle")