Shoulders and those faulds are the only things I dislike.

And even shoulders is problematic, with light armour it covers the top half of your chest, hiding that would probably be silly.

Only shoulders, I am currently wearing 2 bird heads on my shoulders which looks wrong with full Breton armor. Besides, I don't want 2000 people running naked around town!

I'd like the ability to hide shoulders for sure, since sometimes I am going for a more streamlined look to my armor and those shoulder pieces can look too bulky for my tastes. I'm really glad that this game has the hide helmet function, though, as I generally hate helmets in any game and if a hide option isn't there I usually end up not wearing one at all, which means I have less armor than others.

I don't think that people should be able to hide any and all armor pieces, though, since that would lead to people running around in underwear whilst still having all of the effects from their armor, which would just look ridiculous.

I also think that we should get "town clothes" at some point - Like disguises, but we could buy them from a merchant, and there could be more styles available such as dresses, tunics, "regal" attire, etc. At the moment most of the current disguises available are either too ugly or look like armor, which isn't what I want them for.

I think it should stay as is. I don't want to be questing seeing a bunch of people running around in the underwear (it's bad enough in the cities).

Historically, the whole reason behind hiding the helmet was because players wanted to show their faces. Sure, other armor items could be included, but for no real justifiable purpose. So why bother?

Nox_Aeterna wrote: »

Personally i dont care.

What i would like to see actually is more disguises for us to pick from.

I was actually just think about this. In partial answer to this I think there should be a system to create custom costume sets.

It would require a minimum of three pieces and pants/robe. This way if they were to also add the hide shoulders, at the very least you would have to have on pants (meaning the rest of the costume is a helm and shoulder piece that are hidden) if you're running around with full armor stats still. This would also fullfil my desire to have a specific armor set that is always going to be the styles I want and from my favorite tier of material while being able to have increased stats of higher tier gear/ higher lvl drops. (see my thread here.

Pants are overrated.

I'd rather they leave it how it is, since everyone's going to be naked half the time, but then if you have the option can't do much harm. I've done dungeon runs with allies as skeletons.

Yeah everyone running around as skeletons is about as naked as it can get.

Should be able hide everything, though perhaps should have to have either chest or legs showing.

If guys (or gals) want to go for that barechested conan look, go for it. If a gal (or guy) wants to go for that super mini skirt look that would be possible with some of the top armors "faulding", works for me.

That said, and I've said this elsewhere, I think they blew it when they mostly made the different racial styles practically just different textures. They could have had some bottoms be more roman "skirt" like, some be more kilt like, some be more short like, etc.

this is that "other" vote...

I would like to see the option to hide Boots, Gloves and Shoulder armor along with the head armor... not that I would necessarily hide any of it...

For those that remember the armor in Morrowind, Khajiit and Argonians do not wear footwear, but in a game like ESO, the loss of that armor would be a severe disadvantage, but hiding the boots would be more lore appropriate.

In the case of Shoulders and Gloves, hiding them is just an affectation that some may like because of the look they wish to portray without giving up the advantage of having those armor pieces...

Additionally, I would like to see both Player-made costumes (Advanced Tailoring perhaps) and costumes that could be purchased from Vendors... my idea being that a costume would follow the motifs in some way, granting 14 different styles, I don't think they should have traits, but the better the material, the richer the costume will look... Jute Costumes would look like Homeless People, Beggars, Refugees, Outcasts or Slaves, Shadowspun Costumes would look like Royalty but all will be level 1 so they can be used by anyone.

If I want to hide all of my armor and run around in Boots and a Helmet only, who are you to judge me?

Would love, LOVE an option to hide shoulders and those stupid flaps on the side of the legs - they ruin any good outfit

Shirtless werewolves go.