lordrichter wrote: »What are the final gold costs? Did they change from PTS?
50g per slot to dye armor
350g per slot to dye weapons
100g - 6000g per slot for styles, depending on the style
That is what I recall from PTS.
Carbonised wrote: »I do hope everyone realises that these exorbitant gold prices only mean that I, and all the other elite traders, just have to earn more gold, which means higher prices on all the mats and furnishings and stuff we sell in the guild stores to fund this new gold cost.
We who have will manage, we just push the costs over to those who have not, which is hardly fair, but that's how the system works.
5k gold is, literally, 5 minutes of casual raw material farming. And it's not like you're changing your outfit every day...or even every week. Sure, maybe you tweak some stuff but it's a simple cosmetic change that you'll use once every few weeks. Pay the gold already.
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Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »For those of you that don't go on the PTS, we tried to advocate on your behalf. We really tried.
We also suggested a FLAT COST for changes. Similar to how it costs 3k to change champion points. No arbitrary higher costs for other motifs. No dice.
Well, @Recremen did all the work in hiscomplete review of the outfit system on the PTS and I just gave moral support.
Other threads are here:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/389196/gold-cost-for-outfitting-must-go/p1
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/390949/not-that-expensive/p1
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/391339/outfitting-should-have-no-gold-cost-for-subscribers/p1
ssewallb14_ESO wrote: »It's deliberately set high to sell tokens. A gold sink this large may cause deflation as well, effectively making prices even higher than they seem right now.
Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: ȉnd how am I supposed to answer, while waiting another 24 hours before I can play again???
For those of you who can't log in yet. Here is a screenshot. I tried to max out the gold cost to show the maximum but there might be a way to make it even higher.
Pink swords are a thing now. Somewhere out there Paul Sage senses a disturbance in the force.
Remember that is is on EVERY character you make, since these are character wide and not account wide. So if you want all your characters to look a certain way, you have to pay for the same thing over and over. Note also that the costs in outfit tokens doesn't change no matter how high you get the gold cost. If those motifs are really worth more, then the token cost should increase too.
Note that this is about $3 at current crown costs. Not much if you did it once but you will have to pay it again if you want to change JUST ONE DYE or one item since it costs to make ANY changes.
Spent tons of time and money farming rare motifs?
Now you get to pay for the privilege of using your own motifs from your own collection. I could see this cost justified if you didn't own the motif, but to charge you to use something you already payed for? Really?
There are a lot of posts here of people creating outfits with the highest cost possible, but there's the thing: Most people won't make an outfit that costs that much.
I only spent around 10k on my outfit, and I wasn't paying attention to the cost at all. If I was concerned about that, I could have easily spent quite a bit less. For those players who actually have access to the high cost, super expensive motifs, unless they have bought it through the crown store, they probably already have enough gold to use them anyway.
Sweetpea704 wrote: »What is SUPER annoying about this is how much money I had to spend to buy some of these motifs in the first place and also how much TIME I spent doing dailies, pickpocketing everyone in freaking Morrowind, farming hard dungeons, and looting every freaking container to find motifs. It is like earning the money to buy clothes, and then having to PAY for wearing the clothes. It is stupid. Generally, I am a fan boy and I'm constantly standing up for Zenimax, but this is a kick in the teeth for crafters that have already paid enough in gold, crowns, and time to get their motifs.
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