No, you choose Vamp you should look like one. The only thing they need to do is have tattoos go over the Vamp skin, not be under it. Skin fading doesn't make tattoos fade. There are prehistoric corpses found with very dark tatts, I mean come on ZOS!
No, you choose Vamp you should look like one. The only thing they need to do is have tattoos go over the Vamp skin, not be under it. Skin fading doesn't make tattoos fade. There are prehistoric corpses found with very dark tatts, I mean come on ZOS!
Please don't use skins to hide your vamparism or costumes or outfits to hide your monster set armor and arena weapons or you are a hypocrite
DeadlyPhoenix wrote: »So why shouldn't we be able to hide ours, especially considering we're the vestige and could potentially learn how to conceal it better?
Another week and another thread about this topic. If you want the perks of being a Vampire you people need to accept how you look. Its one of the trade offs. Deal with it.
Cave_Canem wrote: »DeadlyPhoenix wrote: »So why shouldn't we be able to hide ours, especially considering we're the vestige and could potentially learn how to conceal it better?
vestige (noun)
1. A trace or remnant of something that is disappearing or no longer exists.
2. Biology. A part or organ of an organism which has become reduced or functionless in the course of evolution.
We had our soul ripped from us, so how on Nirn does being the vestige help us have more humanity, we souless bloodsucking remnants?
Being the vestige and a vampire would be a good argument for why we must look undead!
Another week and another thread about this topic. If you want the perks of being a Vampire you people need to accept how you look. Its one of the trade offs. Deal with it.
Are we going to see this hide vamp posts every week?
Well, it is a question that obviously concerns people on both sides of the argument...Are we going to see this hide vamp posts every week?
Those sort of things for ESO vampires would fit with many classic vampire stories, and it -would make being a bloodsucking fiend in ESO more interesting.TheShadowScout wrote: »I always felt that there should be -something- to hide the vampire appearance, and some good reasons for vampires to "masquerade" as mortals.
Like......and then...
- ...give them an ability that lowers appearance by one stage, meaning at stage 1 they can use it to seem completely mortal... at the cost of an ability slot. We know it is possible, since Count Verandis Ravenwatch did it during the first meeting in the rivenspire story!
- ...give all NPCs an chance to spot vampires and react unfavorably... guards would go "kill on sight", vendors and other civilian NPCs would refuse to talk to the person and yell for the guard instead... make vampires seem like -monsters- instead of mere players with an additional skill line. And have that chance being dependend on their stage... at los stages they might perhaps pass for sickly or albinos, but there still ought to be a chance someone will go "waitaminit, that's a bloodsucking fiend! Guards, kill it, kill it with fire!" - so, lets say... 20% discovery chance at stage 1, 40% at 2, 80% at 3 and automatic as stage four - lowered by the aforementioned ability just like the looks.
Of course, I personally would want other "classic" drawbacks as well. Like...
- ...greatly reduced swimming speed, and even a strong magica drain while swimming, to make them do their very best to avoid any "running water"...
- ...a chance to loose control and auto-attack innocent civilian NPCs, the guards of your own side in cyrodil and even other players including your own party members (unless they too are vampires) when at stage four and a vampire just can no longer resist the smell of sweet blood running through someones vains...
- ...penalties during daylight (yes, I know, the lore made them all daywalkers as to not make the players too vexed if they took damage in sunlight like in all other TES games, but there still could be -some- effect; the traditional dracula from the story did not crumble to ash under the son, merely lost his supernatural powers... the "sundeath" came later, in the movies when they wanted a more flashy "snatching victory from the jaws of defeat" ending then the original tale provided)
But I also would like to see some more perks for vampires. Like...
- ...gaining access to the same teleport gap closer that bloodfiends have!
- ...gaining a "charm" skill that allows them to feed from civilian NPCs (and possibly even players, though those would get a chance to CC-break the effect!) without the victim calling in a crime (witnesses still would tho)
- ...doing damage when they feed off some NPC, leaving those at half health from blood loss!
- ...gaining a "Bite of Woe" when joining the dark brotherhood, so you finally no longer have to worry about both being on the same command and sometimes triggering the wrong one, but get one "DoItAll" bite attack that also counts in Sithis eyes for proper assassinations!
- ...not being aggroed from random bloodfiends in the wilds (yellow status, attackable but non-hostile) as those lesser bloodsuckers finally learn their place!
- ...gaining access to a special "vampires only" location (maybe reusing and expanding the one from the vampire introductionary quest? And also adding a door to there from a certain cave in cyrodil?) where they can find willing blood donor vampire groupies, crafting stations for and vendors selling vampire-supporting item sets, whatever...
I think this is a priority