Actually just allow us to hide shoulders and waist flaps like we can hide helmets. Like OP mentioned.

This isn't just an issue with this costume, the shoulders actually ruin many other nice sets and even more so in mismatched sets. There should just be an option available to hide them, no ESO game ever had separate shoulders and the armor looked a lot better because of this.

Bump. Please can we get some confirmation that this might happen? All of these pieces are additions anyway, they're not connected to the main body of armour, so surely a toggle wouldn't be that difficult?

Clutch wrote: »

Just give us an option to hide shoulders like we can head pieces. Well... at least for regular gear, I haven't seen whether Hide Head affects Outfits from the Crown Store. If not, they definitely should adjust that.

Yeah it does thankfully . And yeah, we just need a similar toggle for shoulders and for hip plates. Maybe front and back flaps too, but as they're part of the body model (ie: not just hanging in space) I imagine that would be harder.

I think it is Breton Shoulders that I put on all my armors as they are the least Dynasty like. I have been making mostly Imperial Light lately, and that seems to be OK in the shoulders too.

Clutch wrote: »

Haven't seen how outfits work but do they come in pieces or is it like GW2's outfit where it's all one giant costume?

The Clothing Items you steal, and or launder, are in 7 pieces. So you could skip the shoulder entirely I imagine. I have not kept enough parts to make an outfit yet.

In fact, there is an achievement for having all 7 pieces removed by a guard when you deal with your bounty.

Note there are in game costumes that are all one piece, you get these during quests to help you hide amongst the enemy.

I wonder if they could be hidden if it would reduce lag? I remember in LOTRO sometimes we would hide capes and it helped on runs.

Could it be an answer to the PVP lag nightmare? (an answer, as in one, not "the")

Nestor wrote: »

Psychobunni wrote: »

Could it be an answer to the PVP lag nightmare? (an answer, as in one, not "the")

Wouldn't it just be ironic that the hip flappity flippity things are a contributor to lag in PvP?

May be pointless but I sent it on in as feedback in game anyway. I'm not a coder/programmer, I don't know jack about that department but I would think less visuals would mean less stress on the system. Plus 2 birds, one stone as ppl have been begging for this since beta.

Bump for this. So many shoulder bits look terrible. That Covenant costume would be an instant buy if I could hide the shoulders.

tengri wrote: »

No.
Else pretty soon ppl would start asking for more and more... shoe toggle, chest piece toggle, bra toggle.
Headpiece toggle is plenty enough.

Early morning LOL at the bra toggle. Shoe toggle would be great, I think my wood elf would prefer to run around bare foot and feel the grass between her toes.

I came from LOTRO, who (imo) excels at the the clothing/armor/customization department. ZOS could learn alot from them.

The hip flap things are SO HORRIBLE they made me quit the game for a while because of how bad they are. I mean they are really so annoying that I wont use armor styles that to much hip flaps (ancient elf for example).

I've learned to live with what I can only assume are supposed to be leg guards, but the shoulders ruin just about anything. I know programming is never easy, but if possible for the headslot, I think it wouldn't be crazy to do for the shoulders as well.

My the venerated prophets @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom , hear our prayers!

Hiding certain parts of the armor would be a good idea in general; I don't know for how long I wished I could..
That means, all outstanding parts such as the tassets which are mostly so oversized that it looks like a skirt, the shoulder pieces and that flap. I also wouldn't mind to hide these smaller parts which protect the ellbows and knees.