AbyssDragon_2115 wrote: »Here I go again. Lurking around forum found so many posts in different threads where peoples asking for options to hide ugly vampiric appearence. Since December 2015 players give suggestions about it - ingame option to disable stages visual (permanent for yours game client OR while character not in combat), making body and face markings(tattoos) more visible, "cyrodilic vampires" skin etc. After 3 years passed I'm wondering are this requests just ignored or maybe there is some ideological/technical limitations to do this?
So I am asking for our community managers @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom give answer about an OFFICIAL ZOS position on this.
@Salvas_Aren
I don't think you quite understand the purpose of ''skins''. If ZOS wants to make a vampire skin, so be it, I don't think anyone is complaining about vampire skins... If anything, I keep on hearing the ''give me a vampire toggle!'' camp complain about how ''skins don't do the job''....
Grow up and accept that if you want to be a vampire, your appearance changes. It's no more ridiculous than complaining you look like an Orc while all you wanted was the Orcish perks.
Salvas_Aren wrote: »The whole thing about cosmetic nerfs is ridiculous.
The Vestige should not be strong enough to hide his/her beast appearance? Don't award the title Master Vampire!
Vampires need to stay ugly? Appearance is a choice made? Take away ALL SKINS from the game!
Didn't know skins were a toggle....
The solution is simple: Either spend money to hide your skin or don't become a vampire. Grow up.
AbyssDragon_2115 wrote: »Here I go again. Lurking around forum found so many posts in different threads where peoples asking for options to hide ugly vampiric appearence. Since December 2015 players give suggestions about it - ingame option to disable stages visual (permanent for yours game client OR while character not in combat), making body and face markings(tattoos) more visible, "cyrodilic vampires" skin etc. After 3 years passed I'm wondering are this requests just ignored or maybe there is some ideological/technical limitations to do this?
So I am asking for our community managers @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom give answer about an OFFICIAL ZOS position on this.
VaranisArano wrote: »I'm of the opinion that it could be a lot worse.
I much prefer ESO's vampires.
Just use any skin. Blackmarrow Necromancer one is very slim
Salvas_Aren wrote: »Oh boy. The league of extraordinary vampire haters?
Reducing your HP regen to 25-50% and increasing your fire damage while resisting Dawnbreaker like a piece of styrofoam is what you call all the benefits but no hassles?
Your attempt to justify a concept of visual nerfing is a pathetic joke.
Calling it living with a choice does not apply either, since there are skins already implemented. Why not one or two more?
Salvas_Aren wrote: »Oh boy. The league of extraordinary vampire haters?
Reducing your HP regen to 25-50% and increasing your fire damage while resisting Dawnbreaker like a piece of styrofoam is what you call all the benefits but no hassles?
Your attempt to justify a concept of visual nerfing is a pathetic joke.
Calling it living with a choice does not apply either, since there are skins already implemented. Why not one or two more?
Blah, blah-blah.
LOL no on cares about healing regen, heals easily make up for that and fire resist is super easy to remove with a few enchantments. The vamp skill line like mist form and the insane free run speed for no stamina costs are still op for the penalties of being a vamp, so yes until they nerf the line, appearance is justified if only because of the annoyance it provides.
Again with the gimmie all the benifits but no hassles for playing a vamp.
I have two solutions. Make it so vampires instantly die during the daytime hours in the sun OR nerf the bejesus out of the vamp line then you can have your good looks.
Of all the possible drawbacks to being a vampire I cannot think of a any less important and impactful than appearance and yet many still complain.
Salvas_Aren wrote: »Salvas_Aren wrote: »Oh boy. The league of extraordinary vampire haters?
Reducing your HP regen to 25-50% and increasing your fire damage while resisting Dawnbreaker like a piece of styrofoam is what you call all the benefits but no hassles?
Your attempt to justify a concept of visual nerfing is a pathetic joke.
Calling it living with a choice does not apply either, since there are skins already implemented. Why not one or two more?
Blah, blah-blah.
LOL no on cares about healing regen, heals easily make up for that and fire resist is super easy to remove with a few enchantments. The vamp skill line like mist form and the insane free run speed for no stamina costs are still op for the penalties of being a vamp, so yes until they nerf the line, appearance is justified if only because of the annoyance it provides.
Blah, blah-blah.
I wear a skin anyway. Does this make you angry? Good.
Salvas_Aren wrote: »Salvas_Aren wrote: »Oh boy. The league of extraordinary vampire haters?
Reducing your HP regen to 25-50% and increasing your fire damage while resisting Dawnbreaker like a piece of styrofoam is what you call all the benefits but no hassles?
Your attempt to justify a concept of visual nerfing is a pathetic joke.
Calling it living with a choice does not apply either, since there are skins already implemented. Why not one or two more?
Blah, blah-blah.
LOL no on cares about healing regen, heals easily make up for that and fire resist is super easy to remove with a few enchantments. The vamp skill line like mist form and the insane free run speed for no stamina costs are still op for the penalties of being a vamp, so yes until they nerf the line, appearance is justified if only because of the annoyance it provides.
Blah, blah-blah.
I wear a skin anyway. Does this make you angry? Good.
Nope. Actually makes me happy as you are showing the whiners how to play a vampire.
Again with the gimmie all the benifits but no hassles for playing a vamp.
I have two solutions. Make it so vampires instantly die during the daytime hours in the sun OR nerf the bejesus out of the vamp line then you can have your good looks.
Of all the possible drawbacks to being a vampire I cannot think of a any less important and impactful than appearance and yet many still complain.
ESO_Nightingale wrote: »VaranisArano wrote: »I'm of the opinion that it could be a lot worse.
I much prefer ESO's vampires.
ah oblivion.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Well.... I don't get it. You choose to go vamp for certain benefits yes? And in return, ZOS says you shall be ugly - unless you use skins or whatever.
Choices. Every choice has a downside. This seems to have been in the game since forever. So why are you asking for "I want my vamp goodies, but I want it so no one knows I'm a vamp"? Because that's what you're doing, ain't?
Now, I have to say, I don't care if you're a vamp. I don't actually "see" what you look like, because I don't pay any attention to other players or what they look like.
I think mostly those who go vamp for the in game benefits should have to suck up and deal though.
@UrvothJust use a skin, there’s plenty you can get now with several options coming from the crown store or easy content.
StormChaser3000 wrote: »Also while I'm 100% pro getting something that would mask it, I also want to be able to keep stage one look on some of my characters. Suprisingly my male Altmer looks 10 times better with stage 1 vampirism than with none...
For my part i dont want a change since the appearance of 4 of my characters is heavily dependant on vampire as it is now. So if there should be a change, pls only optional or like with different skin colors and eyes to choose from etc.
AbyssDragon_2115 wrote: »@UrvothJust use a skin, there’s plenty you can get now with several options coming from the crown store or easy content.
Its sad to say but for now we have not some skin close to ordinary peoples - IMO ALL of them too exotic (Look at me i'm a lava/ice/***-man) and some (spiderkith, zombie) is really ugly
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