Why is it pink? I have ESO+, I can dye it, but many people don't have that luxury, and this is really the worst color you could've picked for metal plate armor. Couple that with the uninspired design that's worse than armor we get during the Whitestrake's Mayhem. They could've gone away without hip and crotch flaps. I at least somehow understand them using those on motifs, as you have to mask the seams on different styles, but costumes are seamless. You'd better get something really cool for Q4 ZOS. =D
Its covered in rubedite according to the fragments
Why is it pink? I have ESO+, I can dye it, but many people don't have that luxury, and this is really the worst color you could've picked for metal plate armor. Couple that with the uninspired design that's worse than armor we get during the Whitestrake's Mayhem. They could've gone away without hip and crotch flaps. I at least somehow understand them using those on motifs, as you have to mask the seams on different styles, but costumes are seamless. You'd better get something really cool for Q4 ZOS. =D
Its covered in rubedite according to the fragments
That explanation still doesn't make it look good. And rubedite gear more often than not looks more crimson than pink, I'd dig it more if it was darker red, not pink.
But in the end I guess it wouldn't make that mush of a difference for me, as I don't really like rubedite. I really don't get it why the top tier metal in ESO wasn't ebony, that was established as the best armor material for quite a few games before ESO. And it looks cooler on top of that, tha black-gold color scheme with a hint of violet screams badass knight way more than reddish pink. But I digress.
Why on Earth they decided to go with rubedite, pink or not, in the first place? This season's rewards so far were themed in gold, as in gold skin and gold mount. Why is this armor red/pink and not gold?
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Yes, I am not a professional concept artist. And no, I am not a fan of everything shining and pretentious. But this costume is an event award of the whole season, and it looks like it was taken from somewhere from canceled models. Dragonguard berserk is better. Dufort's new armor looks better. Yes, anything looks better. And this suit is too flat, completely unsightly in terms of design. I don't know how to put it, sorry.
Why is it pink? I have ESO+, I can dye it, but many people don't have that luxury, and this is really the worst color you could've picked for metal plate armor. Couple that with the uninspired design that's worse than armor we get during the Whitestrake's Mayhem. They could've gone away without hip and crotch flaps. I at least somehow understand them using those on motifs, as you have to mask the seams on different styles, but costumes are seamless. You'd better get something really cool for Q4 ZOS. =D
Its covered in rubedite according to the fragments
That explanation still doesn't make it look good. And rubedite gear more often than not looks more crimson than pink, I'd dig it more if it was darker red, not pink.
But in the end I guess it wouldn't make that mush of a difference for me, as I don't really like rubedite. I really don't get it why the top tier metal in ESO wasn't ebony, that was established as the best armor material for quite a few games before ESO. And it looks cooler on top of that, tha black-gold color scheme with a hint of violet screams badass knight way more than reddish pink. But I digress.
Why on Earth they decided to go with rubedite, pink or not, in the first place? This season's rewards so far were themed in gold, as in gold skin and gold mount. Why is this armor red/pink and not gold?
Dragonlord573 wrote: »Interesting thing I've seen is this and last year's fragments have included something that's been in the files for a long time.
Deadlands personality was the Breton Hero personality in the files which included an edgy description saying "you know how messed up the world is and no one else does. So now you can act like it." Which is why the personality is edgy and has the more rogue style jump animation.
The Daggerfall Paladin costume had been in the files for awhile and has also been on the PTS a couple times per ESO Model Viewer.
Elvenheart wrote: »For our final reward this year I really hope it’s another house with a lot of empty land we can build something on, like Doomchar, but somewhere in the High Isles. Or, if it has to come with a pre-built house, a wizards tower like where we meet Ember or a canyon with a little cottage like we see in the Isobel companion quest would be wonderful.
chessalavakia_ESO wrote: »My general impression is that PvP players enjoy wearing outfits that attract lots of attention and might otherwise not be very appealing.
It works nicely for PvP events as it provides something PvP players may want and it allows other people to skip.
Alas, more like a Knight with a triton helm.the PvP event armor sets looks nice this year like a Knight with a poofy feather thing at top.
Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Those are the traditional armor of the knight of house pepto