Should Zenimax add full armor previews when crafting.
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joanjett✭✭✭noI'm sick of polls so......i voted NO! SO THERE
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✭✭People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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KORJ✭✭yesMaterial level should not affect on the object model, only on its color.
I really like the model of light Bosmers cotton Shoulders.
Think that an experienced Craftsman should be able to create high-level things any available appearance.FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE0 -
Falmer✭✭✭✭yesWould be a nice in-game feature... no doubt. Right now, when I go to craft new armors for all my characters I end alt-tabbing to ESO-fashion to get some kind of idea what the pieces look like on characters.0 -
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✭✭yesMaterial level should not affect on the object model, only on its color.
Here I feel obliged to disagree.
Historically the shape of the armour was affected by the material, when Iron replaced Bronze, the armour changed shape slightly. It wasn't the huge difference that happened with weapons, but it was a subtle change in the form of the armour.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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Mordria✭✭✭✭noAlexDougherty wrote: »
should (shd)
aux.v. Past tense of shall
1. Used to express obligation or duty: You should send her a note.
Sorry I wasn't clear on that.
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✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »
should (shd)
aux.v. Past tense of shall
1. Used to express obligation or duty: You should send her a note.
Sorry I wasn't clear on that.
Right, I think I get it, you were saying it isn't obligatory, but it would be nice.
Ok, I can live with that.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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✭✭✭✭✭nohow about we fix us duel wield nightblade class and weapon damage output before moving forward on things like this thread suggests? hmm?
thanx Edited by Gilvoth on June 24, 2014 4:08PM1 -
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✭✭yesHlaren_shortsheath wrote: »how about we fix us duel wield nightblade class and weapon damage output before moving forward on things like this thread suggests? hmm?
thanx
Different parts of the Dev team.
Don't get me wrong, we all want the broken stuff fixed first, but it's different Devs.Edited by AlexDougherty on June 24, 2014 4:10PMPeople believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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SDZald✭✭✭yesHlaren_shortsheath wrote: »how about we fix us duel wield nightblade class and weapon damage output before moving forward on things like this thread suggests? hmm?
thanx
I take it you can't walk and chew gum at the same time This is a large company with teams of programers, different teams work on different things. I agree I would like to see bugs fixed and classes balanced but no need to hold off on I/F improvements while those things are done.
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R1ckyDaMan✭✭✭✭yesHlaren_shortsheath wrote: »how about we fix us duel wield nightblade class and weapon damage output before moving forward on things like this thread suggests? hmm?
thanx
No one is saying it should bypass everything else, it is something IMO zenimax should look into for a future update for sure.
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Lunerdog✭✭✭✭✭yesAfter once crafting a full seven piece set only to see that upon equipping it was all the most ghastly shade of bright green ?
Previews = yes please.0 -
KORJ✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »Here I feel obliged to disagree.
Historically the shape of the armour was affected by the material, when Iron replaced Bronze, the armour changed shape slightly. It wasn't the huge difference that happened with weapons, but it was a subtle change in the form of the armour.
And now will explain how FORM of cloth pauldrons connected with the history and something logical.
IT'S CLOTH
Edited by KORJ on June 24, 2014 6:10PMFROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE2 -
Katniss_Everlark✭✭✭yesI think that they should add the preview for when you are crafting armor & weapons. Mainly so you don't make it, realize you don't like the way it looks & then you end up selling it or giving it to someone to deconstruct so they can get xp for that craft. The guild stores should have it too that way you don't spend X amount of gold on something that looks hideous.Legendary Legion
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yesYes, I am one of those 'few' who likes my character to look 'great' in my crafted armor. That includes mixing and matching motifs and material which, without a preview is a crapshoot that can result in sum fugly results. A preview would be a wonderful addition, but priority wise I wouldn't (haven't) nerdraged without it....even when my snazzy cloth and heavy combo went from Gucci to Kmart discount rack hodgepodge.
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Gizzarduk✭✭✭yesBe nice to have it for items in general really.Show all Weapons, Check it out and add support.
forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/112889/feature-request-show-both-weapon-slots-on-the-character-at-all-times0 -
nawlinzbilly✭✭yesIt's like a surprise every time I craft something. Since it takes resources, that surprise sucks A new menu system that reveals the outcome of the craft type can not be hard to implement. I know they are still tweaking and learning, so I think this will come in time. But I am totally on board for a craftable view system! 0 -
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✭yesYES! I have wasted countless materials crafting items just to see what it looks like since the icons at the crafting table tend to be pretty inaccurate(seriously what's up with that?)NerdSauce GamingLaughs-At-Wounds - Sap tanking since 03/30/14ßrandalf - Light armor tanking since 03/03/15Brandalf Beer-Belly - Tanking drunk since 12/30/160 -
Sighlynce✭✭✭yesThey would need to do it for each upgrade. I crafted some armor put it on my character, liked it, added a trait (yeah, I made it twice because I'm vain and sometimes its about the look not the feel
), upgraded it and Boom--- Hated the new color ![:\](https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/resources/emoji/confused.png ":\")
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✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »Here I feel obliged to disagree.
Historically the shape of the armour was affected by the material, when Iron replaced Bronze, the armour changed shape slightly. It wasn't the huge difference that happened with weapons, but it was a subtle change in the form of the armour.
And now will explain how FORM of cloth pauldrons connected with the history and something logical.
IT'S CLOTH
OK, cloth pauldrons are a challenge, the only thing I can think of is that some fabrics are stiff enough to hold a shape, while others aren't. But I will admit it's a bit of a stretch.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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Corew✭✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »AlexDougherty wrote: »Here I feel obliged to disagree.
Historically the shape of the armour was affected by the material, when Iron replaced Bronze, the armour changed shape slightly. It wasn't the huge difference that happened with weapons, but it was a subtle change in the form of the armour.
And now will explain how FORM of cloth pauldrons connected with the history and something logical.
IT'S CLOTH
OK, cloth pauldrons are a challenge, the only thing I can think of is that some fabrics are stiff enough to hold a shape, while others aren't. But I will admit it's a bit of a stretch.
About as logical as plate dresses.. we don't have those in this game yet but I don't doubt we'll have some at some point.
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Utildai✭✭✭yesEverything we wear should have a preview feature... including weapons, shields etc...As well as from guild stores.0
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KORJ✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »OK, cloth pauldrons are a challenge, the only thing I can think of is that some fabrics are stiff enough to hold a shape, while others aren't. But I will admit it's a bit of a stretch.
Then give me explanation of the holes in the a high-level Khajiit shield.
The only explanation that occurred to me, is...
Drunkenness, Skooma and other hard drugs.
I just want to create things with the look that suits me, on any level.Edited by KORJ on June 24, 2014 8:46PMFROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE1 -
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✭✭yesAlexDougherty wrote: »OK, cloth pauldrons are a challenge, the only thing I can think of is that some fabrics are stiff enough to hold a shape, while others aren't. But I will admit it's a bit of a stretch.
Then give me explanation of the holes in the a high-level Khajiit shield.
The only explanation that occurred to me, is...
Drunkenness, Skooma and other hard drugs.
Well in Oblivion and Skyrim there was a book about Khajit guerillas (in Oblivion is was an unarmed skill book), and it clearly indicated that there are gaps in the Khajit logic, even before they start taking Skooma.
That shield looks like it's the product of the crazy logic in that book.
Damn, I mean, the gap is exactly where you want to stab.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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SDZald✭✭✭yesWelllll lets see at this point it's 97% in the yes column. I believe the Yeas have carried this vote 0
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KORJ✭✭yes
They would certainly not survived to start taking skooma, with these shields. xDAlexDougherty wrote: »Well in Oblivion and Skyrim there was a book about Khajit guerillas (in Oblivion is was an unarmed skill book), and it clearly indicated that there are gaps in the Khajit logic, even before they start taking Skooma.Edited by KORJ on June 24, 2014 9:07PMFROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE2 -
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They would certainly not survived to start taking skooma, with these shields.AlexDougherty wrote: »Well in Oblivion and Skyrim there was a book about Khajit guerillas (in Oblivion is was an unarmed skill book), and it clearly indicated that there are gaps in the Khajit logic, even before they start taking Skooma.
I know, but that's the best in game explanation I can offer.
If you want an out of game explanation, the Devs in charge of designing shields clearly got carried away with the crescent moon motif they seem to want to put in Khajiit gear.
But for in game that book, and they innate crazyness it portrayed are my only explanation.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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