
menschikov2 wrote: »I can't see the probem. You can pay with ingame god an normaly. this commes while you play. The costs are not too high in my opinion and it is an effective way to take some Money out of the game(like Housing). And i think most of the Motives are more expensive then this System.
Honestly the gold cost for outfits is completely shameful. You had a dozen ways you could have monetized this system but you chose the one that screws over players the most? Absolutely shameful. Should have just monetized the outfit slots and the motifs instead of trying this "outfit change token" nonsense. Now you're just adding another burden to the players who have up to this point been most engaged in the content. You shouldn't need to go grind gold or pay real-life money every time you want to wear something blue or switch your shoulderpads. Players should be able to enjoy the game and monetization should facilitate that, not add artificial barriers. Get your heads out of your boot.
SilverIce58 wrote: »
Honestly the gold cost for outfits is completely shameful. You had a dozen ways you could have monetized this system but you chose the one that screws over players the most? Absolutely shameful. Should have just monetized the outfit slots and the motifs instead of trying this "outfit change token" nonsense. Now you're just adding another burden to the players who have up to this point been most engaged in the content. You shouldn't need to go grind gold or pay real-life money every time you want to wear something blue or switch your shoulderpads. Players should be able to enjoy the game and monetization should facilitate that, not add artificial barriers. Get your heads out of your boot.
You know what is really shameful? Your khajiit showing his chest. Do you have no shame? There are children...somewhere.
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(Khajiiti culture finds it shameful to expose your chest, male or female)
menschikov2 wrote: »I can't see the probem. You can pay with ingame god an normaly. this commes while you play. The costs are not too high in my opinion and it is an effective way to take some Money out of the game(like Housing). And i think most of the Motives are more expensive then this System.
SilverIce58 wrote: »
Honestly the gold cost for outfits is completely shameful. You had a dozen ways you could have monetized this system but you chose the one that screws over players the most? Absolutely shameful. Should have just monetized the outfit slots and the motifs instead of trying this "outfit change token" nonsense. Now you're just adding another burden to the players who have up to this point been most engaged in the content. You shouldn't need to go grind gold or pay real-life money every time you want to wear something blue or switch your shoulderpads. Players should be able to enjoy the game and monetization should facilitate that, not add artificial barriers. Get your heads out of your boot.
You know what is really shameful? Your khajiit showing his chest. Do you have no shame? There are children...somewhere.
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(Khajiiti culture finds it shameful to expose your chest, male or female)
@SilverIce58
The actual line is that they consider it "indecorous", to which I argue that Khajiit, of all Tamriel's people, know best when to be indecorous. Also that's from the Pocket Guide, which while a very interesting work, the in-game author is a propaganda artist who essentializes cultures to create whatever narrative he likes. In the case of Khajiit, I'd argue he's looking to paint a picture of a backwards, prudish people (which is hilarious if you read anything Khajiit write about themselves) who deserve to be colonized due to racial and cultural weakness (see the lines about drug use and begging for cake).
SilverIce58 wrote: »SilverIce58 wrote: »
Honestly the gold cost for outfits is completely shameful. You had a dozen ways you could have monetized this system but you chose the one that screws over players the most? Absolutely shameful. Should have just monetized the outfit slots and the motifs instead of trying this "outfit change token" nonsense. Now you're just adding another burden to the players who have up to this point been most engaged in the content. You shouldn't need to go grind gold or pay real-life money every time you want to wear something blue or switch your shoulderpads. Players should be able to enjoy the game and monetization should facilitate that, not add artificial barriers. Get your heads out of your boot.
You know what is really shameful? Your khajiit showing his chest. Do you have no shame? There are children...somewhere.
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(Khajiiti culture finds it shameful to expose your chest, male or female)
@SilverIce58
The actual line is that they consider it "indecorous", to which I argue that Khajiit, of all Tamriel's people, know best when to be indecorous. Also that's from the Pocket Guide, which while a very interesting work, the in-game author is a propaganda artist who essentializes cultures to create whatever narrative he likes. In the case of Khajiit, I'd argue he's looking to paint a picture of a backwards, prudish people (which is hilarious if you read anything Khajiit write about themselves) who deserve to be colonized due to racial and cultural weakness (see the lines about drug use and begging for cake).
The uesp lore page on Khajiit states that bipedal khajiit wear a shirt that is tightly fastened in braids down the right side, in order to prevent any part of the torso fur from being seen, as the exposure of such in public is deemed both offensive and unsightly. So while it may not be shameful exactly, it is offensive to other khajiit.
Their chief attire, the budi, or shirt, is fastened in braids down the right side, not permitting any part of the torso fur to be seen, for such is believed to be highly indecorous.
IMO, ZOS continues to expand the boundaries of their greed because players haven't pushed back and continue to buy.
I think what Men'do describes is disgraceful, but so too are $150 player houses and exclusive items that can only be obtained through gambling crates.
Players need to stiffen up and stop buying in order to send a message to ZOS or the value of their offerings will continue to erode.
SilverIce58 wrote: »
You know what is really shameful? Your khajiit showing his chest. Do you have no shame? There are children...somewhere.
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(Khajiiti culture finds it shameful to expose your chest, male or female)
@SilverIce58
The actual line is that they consider it "indecorous", to which I argue that Khajiit, of all Tamriel's people, know best when to be indecorous. Also that's from the Pocket Guide, which while a very interesting work, the in-game author is a propaganda artist who essentializes cultures to create whatever narrative he likes. In the case of Khajiit, I'd argue he's looking to paint a picture of a backwards, prudish people (which is hilarious if you read anything Khajiit write about themselves) who deserve to be colonized due to racial and cultural weakness (see the lines about drug use and begging for cake).
Being quite devout, Zara was determined to visit the Two-Moons Temple to make an offering. Anxious to see evidence of Khajiiti culture that didn't involve slaughter, I agreed and we made our way to an impressive sanctuary which I was delighted to sketch. Zara donned a ceremonial budi -- or shirt -- fastened with braids down the right side, which does not permit the torso fur to be uncovered, for such is believed to be highly indecorous. She told me she always heads here after a fight to give thanks to Jone, Jode, and Alkosh.
SilverIce58 wrote: »SilverIce58 wrote: »
Honestly the gold cost for outfits is completely shameful. You had a dozen ways you could have monetized this system but you chose the one that screws over players the most? Absolutely shameful. Should have just monetized the outfit slots and the motifs instead of trying this "outfit change token" nonsense. Now you're just adding another burden to the players who have up to this point been most engaged in the content. You shouldn't need to go grind gold or pay real-life money every time you want to wear something blue or switch your shoulderpads. Players should be able to enjoy the game and monetization should facilitate that, not add artificial barriers. Get your heads out of your boot.
You know what is really shameful? Your khajiit showing his chest. Do you have no shame? There are children...somewhere.
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(Khajiiti culture finds it shameful to expose your chest, male or female)
@SilverIce58
The actual line is that they consider it "indecorous", to which I argue that Khajiit, of all Tamriel's people, know best when to be indecorous. Also that's from the Pocket Guide, which while a very interesting work, the in-game author is a propaganda artist who essentializes cultures to create whatever narrative he likes. In the case of Khajiit, I'd argue he's looking to paint a picture of a backwards, prudish people (which is hilarious if you read anything Khajiit write about themselves) who deserve to be colonized due to racial and cultural weakness (see the lines about drug use and begging for cake).
The uesp lore page on Khajiit states that bipedal khajiit wear a shirt that is tightly fastened in braids down the right side, in order to prevent any part of the torso fur from being seen, as the exposure of such in public is deemed both offensive and unsightly. So while it may not be shameful exactly, it is offensive to other khajiit.
The only bad thing about the outfit system is that it doesn't also require trait stones. The gold sink is fine.
Go farm mats for 30 minutes, you'll have all the cash you need for your outfit.
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I won't be using the outfit system myself at all... the gold costs are outrageous.
That means I won't be buying any outfits slots either.
The only use I will have for it is to preview the styles for crafted gear before I craft them
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