Since we got the vampire lord costume

Nemesis7884

can we please get a nice vampire lady costume as well like the one from skyrim?

NotaDaedraWorshipper

Just me who have always thought that Skyrim outfit is ugly?

The vampire lord costume is snazzy, so we'd need something just as snazzy to match it.

FierceSam

Can we please not have anything else ported straight over from Skyrim. It’s not added anything worthwhile to ESO

That whole thing has got real stale real fast

Nemesis7884

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Just me who have always thought that Skyrim outfit is ugly?

The vampire lord costume is snazzy, so we'd need something just as snazzy to match it.

it can be improved, but a sexy vampire lady costume with a sexy cool leather corset would be realy nice

I thought the look of a dark leather corset was always super fitting for a sexy vampire

godagarah5000

im not going to make the joke i made in the other thread that i might have lost track of lol it makes reference to the words "birthday suit" lol but yeah id like the idea of some skyrim armor being ported over maybe also port over the royal set and possibly a soulcairn variant of the royal set too and all 3 variants of the non-royal set and the clothing set with the bonehawk ring and bonehawk amulet included

Nemesis7884

FierceSam wrote: »

Can we please not have anything else ported straight over from Skyrim. It’s not added anything worthwhile to ESO

That whole thing has got real stale real fast

I said "like" doesnt have to be the same, I just noticed that while we have a vampire lord costume we have no vampire lady costume

you know sometimes its worthwile to supress your desire to turn every single thread immediately into a negative hate fest and instead contribute positively by making a suggestion you think looks better...

Sylvermynx

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

CMDR_Un1k0rn

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

Nemesis7884

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

first of all we have enough female armors that cover everything up already but hardly any like this - and i think especially a vampire would wear such an armor...

most of the armor models do simply not look good on female models why i play more males

and what do you even mean with more believable???

you are aware that women wore corsets in the real world through pretty much all of history????

NotaDaedraWorshipper

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

it can be improved, but a sexy vampire lady costume with a sexy cool leather corset would be realy nice

I thought the look of a dark leather corset was always super fitting for a sexy vampire

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

you are aware that women wore corsets in the real world through pretty much all of history????

That's not a corset.

It's some weird leather cuirass with peek-a-boo balconies for the chest.

Athyrium93

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

As a female I want more revealing armour/costumes for my female characters, not necessarily sexy/cleavage revealing (which I'm still cool with) but dresses with side slits that could be ran/fought in, tank top or halter style chests that showed off arms for warm climates, shorts for adventuring in the jungles, tight body suits with the waist/belt actually on their waist and not the hips for sneaking and some clothing/dresses that are sexy and don't cover every inch of skin, a vampire lady gown would be the perfect place to put one that is a bit risque because vampires are often portrayed as not being as conservative as their mortal counterparts, and why should they be?

Vevvev

I'd much rather have the actual female version of the vampire noble armor from Skyrim.



Or a female version of the vampire noble outfit we have in ESO. I will admit the ESO version has more class and it'd be cool to see if they add a female version later down the line. For the time being though we've seen one noble vampire lady wear a black and red High-Collared Coin Ball Gown https://eso.mmo-fashion.com/high-collared-ball-gown/ .

Sylvermynx

Athyrium93 wrote: »

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

As a female I want more revealing armour/costumes for my female characters, not necessarily sexy/cleavage revealing (which I'm still cool with) but dresses with side slits that could be ran/fought in, tank top or halter style chests that showed off arms for warm climates, shorts for adventuring in the jungles, tight body suits with the waist/belt actually on their waist and not the hips for sneaking and some clothing/dresses that are sexy and don't cover every inch of skin, a vampire lady gown would be the perfect place to put one that is a bit risque because vampires are often portrayed as not being as conservative as their mortal counterparts, and why should they be?

I'm on both sides of that myself. I have some characters who are totally covered (because it fits them that way) and others who are as uncovered as ESO allows without resorting to undies or the towel - and some of those are male (in fact, the dead-water cloth chest is GREAT on males....)

For my "less covered" ones, I usually have "real armor" for questing.... Eventually I plan to do what TheShadowScout did - different outfits for everything characters can do in this game!

Nomadic_Atmoran

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

Boy would your head spin if you knew how Minoans dressed or what a lot of the peoples of the Mediterranean considered armor and protective gear for centuries.

Not everything needs to be 13th Century full plate armor. Most of you don't even know how impossible it would be to wear the amount of armor shown in game and actually do half the things that you're capable of doing. You surely would not be adventuring as much as you like. Nor would you be capable of doing much more than dying very quickly because the armor in game is very much designed to be used on a battlefield and wouldn't provide much protection outside of that. Facing off against 2 Kaghouti in Shadowfen in your Knights of the Ree armor? Dead. Running through a waist high river with a fast moving current in your plate armor? Dead. Need to run anywhere? Dead of heat exhaustion.

Mortiis13

Nomadic_Atmoran wrote: »

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

Boy would your head spin if you knew how Minoans dressed or what a lot of the peoples of the Mediterranean considered armor and protective gear for centuries.

Not everything needs to be 13th Century full plate armor. Most of you don't even know how impossible it would be to wear the amount of armor shown in game and actually do half the things that you're capable of doing. You surely would not be adventuring as much as you like. Nor would you be capable of doing much more than dying very quickly because the armor in game is very much designed to be used on a battlefield and wouldn't provide much protection outside of that. Facing off against 2 Kaghouti in Shadowfen in your Knights of the Ree armor? Dead. Running through a waist high river with a fast moving current in your plate armor? Dead. Need to run anywhere? Dead of heat exhaustion.

Agree, but to be fair, a large amount of the newer heavy armor isn't full plate. More full leather with "metal protectors" attached to the front and on the back u have only the straps.
The older motifs are 100% fantasy, but the newer ones are more realistic in weight and movement freedom.

I would like more worn/damaged/dirty motifs. Most are to polish and clean for my taste. And remove those hipplates from light/medium armor and add accessories instead of it pls.

scorpius2k1

It seems like female characters have more issues with things fitting right on them than male characters do--regardless of how it looks or difference of opinion of what is "proper" in ESO. Just a few examples: on female toons issues are a lot more noticeable --shoulders float, armor looks very disproportionate/oversized, etc, to name just a few things. Maybe if armor fit/scaled better, regardless of what it looks like, it would be a lot more appealing. If styles are going to be "gender neutral" they should at least look and fit right to your characters size.

Personally, I would just be happy with the options to hide shoulders, hip flaps, and knee pads like we already can with helmets. It would be a lot quicker of a "fix" and make players happy if they want to hide a certain part of the style if it doesn't fit the desired look without developers having to redesign each piece.

Also, why did they take out the separate style pages for the Dark Seducer look years ago, but still have the costume?
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Nemesis7884

Vevvev wrote: »

I'd much rather have the actual female version of the vampire noble armor from Skyrim.



Or a female version of the vampire noble outfit we have in ESO. I will admit the ESO version has more class and it'd be cool to see if they add a female version later down the line. For the time being though we've seen one noble vampire lady wear a black and red High-Collared Coin Ball Gown https://eso.mmo-fashion.com/high-collared-ball-gown/ .

thats great too, again doesnt have to be my picture, just a cool female costume for vampires...the lord ones just doesnt really look good on female characters...and please not something with a huge like skirt to the floor

Vevvev

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

thats great too, again doesnt have to be my picture, just a cool female costume for vampires...the lord ones just doesnt really look good on female characters...and please not something with a huge like skirt to the floor

I understand what you're getting at. The vampire noble outfit looks awesome but it makes my character look like a boy lol. I wish I could somehow take the gloves off that costume and us it in some of the outfits though.

Nomadic_Atmoran

Mortiis13 wrote: »

Nomadic_Atmoran wrote: »

CMDR_Un1k0rn wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I never liked any of the Skyrim armor. Thank the goddesses for modders....

Same. And yes, I add more coverings.

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical "armour" choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

Like it makes for such a more believable world.

Boy would your head spin if you knew how Minoans dressed or what a lot of the peoples of the Mediterranean considered armor and protective gear for centuries.

Not everything needs to be 13th Century full plate armor. Most of you don't even know how impossible it would be to wear the amount of armor shown in game and actually do half the things that you're capable of doing. You surely would not be adventuring as much as you like. Nor would you be capable of doing much more than dying very quickly because the armor in game is very much designed to be used on a battlefield and wouldn't provide much protection outside of that. Facing off against 2 Kaghouti in Shadowfen in your Knights of the Ree armor? Dead. Running through a waist high river with a fast moving current in your plate armor? Dead. Need to run anywhere? Dead of heat exhaustion.

Agree, but to be fair, a large amount of the newer heavy armor isn't full plate. More full leather with "metal protectors" attached to the front and on the back u have only the straps.
The older motifs are 100% fantasy, but the newer ones are more realistic in weight and movement freedom.

I would like more worn/damaged/dirty motifs. Most are to polish and clean for my taste. And remove those hipplates from light/medium armor and add accessories instead of it pls.

It has gotten better. But its not like ZOS was ever moving in the direction of Chinese MMO armors to begin with. We had maybe two or three armors that showed off a belly button or some inflated man chests. We were never going to see the crazy Dead or Alive 6 outfits that people were fearful of. And with the introduction of outfits and costumes theres plenty of room for more revealing clothing that wont get in the way of the nearly 100 motifs of bulking armor sets more conservative players can choose from.

Syldras

scorpius2k1 wrote: »

It seems like female characters have more issues with things fitting right on them than male characters do--regardless of how it looks or difference of opinion of what is "proper" in ESO. Just a few examples: on female toons issues are a lot more noticeable --shoulders float, armor looks very disproportionate/oversized, etc, to name just a few things.

Same problem with slender males. I have that issue with my main all the time. Many costumes aren't wearable for him because of floating parts at hip flaps or shoulders, or the lower part of jackets protruding a hand's width from his actual body.

CMDR_Un1k0rn

*retreats back to medieval european warfare*

Nemesis7884

guess im getting my wish

Nomadic_Atmoran

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

guess im getting my wish

If they can get rid of that front flap that would be great.

Syldras

These veiny legs scare me. A lot.

SlimeBro1

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

guess im getting my wish

Honestly looks way better than the vampire noble one.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

SlimeBro1 wrote: »

Honestly looks way better than the vampire noble one.

Hard disagree. The Vampire Noble is fashionable and classy, that one is...well, not.

Vevvev

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

SlimeBro1 wrote: »

Honestly looks way better than the vampire noble one.

Hard disagree. The Vampire Noble is fashionable and classy, that one is...well, not.

It does look a bit off doesn't it? The front flap, the shorts, the dunmeri style boob window, and the shoes all seem like a person hit the randomize button on the outfit station and accepted the first result.

Luckily it isn't too bad looking, but it could use some tweaking and improvements.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

Vevvev wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

SlimeBro1 wrote: »

Honestly looks way better than the vampire noble one.

Hard disagree. The Vampire Noble is fashionable and classy, that one is...well, not.

It does look a bit off doesn't it? The front flap, the shorts, the dunmeri style boob window, and the shoes all seem like a person hit the randomize button on the outfit station and accepted the first result.

Luckily it isn't too bad looking, but it could use some tweaking and improvements.

It's quite over the place. A bit like someone has grabbed different things they think are "cool/sexy" and then combine them all. Thigh highs - check. Booty shorts - check. Black leather coat - check. Corset - check. Keyhole cleavage - check. Loincloth - check. High collar - check. Cutout shoulders - check.

It's just too much and badly combined. It would look much better if they removed the cutout shoulders, the crotch-flap, and then turned the shorts into some tight trousers. More Van Helsing, less cheap Halloween costume.