Aliniel wrote: »

Stick a helmet on his head. Problem solved. World is harsh, not everyone is pretty.

You know - I never thought of that - problem solved! Guys we don't need the barber shop at all any more.

Just add in an additional option in settings for us crafters "Hide Helmet whilst crafting"

There is some other astetic bugs that I have noted in other posts - you can get around these by adding in a "Make screen always black" option.

It's important they take their time. I wouldn't want them taking short cuts.........

As long as they offer free Race changes I don't care what the charge for. They changed the game severely making the months and month of work into characters much less valuable, also know as wasted.

To PVP on some classes with an off race is just terrible, and made worse by nerfed and removed skills, I'd love a Class change to be honest. I've got a V16 that's just been nerfed into the dirt and simply crafts, which sucks because to harvest V16 mats I have to grind crafting on new toons. **** ZOS. Now I just play low level toons (despite having 3 maxed toons) waiting for crap to get better when I bother to log in at all.

I'd rather have a generic looking character that plays a 1 of 4 balanced classes, with skills that actually work.

Gidorick wrote: »

[*]1000 Crowns - Character Alteration Token (Allows players to re-enter the Body & Face portions of the Character Creation system. It includes the ability to change hairstyle, adornment, hair color, body markings and head markings.)

Any thoughts on these concepts or do you have a different idea of how this should work.

I wouldn't mind a chest and posterior alteration service. One of my female characters has about 20% more protrusion in each of those areas than is optimal, and a bit of reduction would be nice.

What's really important to me is the ability to tweak an existing character, any attribute at all. The character creation screen only goes so far to let you know how you'll actually look in game. I have rerolled so many characters after getting them to level five or so because some small, unforeseen choice turned into a big aggravation.

For example, a very Nord girl's lips had an odd shadowing around the mouth in most lighting--but not on the creation screen, alas. Another character was rerolled because her teeth ended up showing in-game as if she were breathing through her mouth, despite this not really being apparent in creation.

Height frequently isn't *just* right, since one can't judge it by wandering around other characters or running around to get a feel for it. One male high elf I made was deleted after I decided that his run speed felt lumbering compared to my nimble girls. A little more leeway would also be appreciated in the height for the races. My high elf girl feels a little towering with the height all the way down. I'm not asking to be as tiny as a wood elf, but a bit more choice in the range would be nice for all the races.

For every character I've created, there's always been something that I wished mightily to be able to correct without going back to the drawing board, level one. Ear tips that stuck from a hairstyle, a voice selection that turned out to be less than optimal, hips that weren't curvy enough, breasts that weren't as proportional as hoped, eyes that were too startled or too sleepy, an adornment that became distracting, and so on.

Recently, I unfortunately chose the same body tattoo for a new character, forgetting I'd already taken it on a previous character. I wanted each character I made to have mostly unique styles, different hair, different tats. And more regrettable was the preview in the crown shop of the outfits I was interested in that displayed the hips with magnified tattoos. If I could have undone the body tats easily, I'd have purchased the outfits on a whim. But as it was a choice of rerolling or living with a glitch, I didn't purchase them. I know it's been improved since then, but it is still a little enlarged and off to me.

New hairstyles, tattoos, decorative items--those are all wonderful and exciting things to look forward to, but for me, the delight is in the details, and the bedevilment is in not being able to alter these when I notice them. I would love to be able to refine my characters a slider or two at a time for something less than a king's ransom or a princess's manicure.

And it would be terrific to be able to test the changes for a short amount of in-game time, such as ten, fifteen minutes so that I can see how the new appearance feels in different lighting. At the end of the preview, we'd be notified the test was up, would we pay x sum of gold to keep our alterations or prefer to return to original settings. For this not to be abused by people wanting to be bald for fifteen minutes for shock value to their friends or some such prank, the changes need not be viewable by others. Or the in-game section could be an instance with npc's of assorted heights and races and various lighting conditions.

Of course, if the price is low enough, that sort of testing wouldn't be necessary--one could just rinse and repeat with gradual changes until their character has the personality and appearance that suits them best.

To sum it up, I'm thrilled to see any alterations post-creation arrive, but I hope it isn't assumed that the big changes are always what matter most--the bold new hairstyle or fancy new jewelry. Sometimes, it's the slightest upturn in a smile that is most desired.

I would love it if I could give my male Redguard ear piercings without picking a specific hairstyle that gives them to him, why are they lumped in together anyway? Could there be piercing options under adornments too, like when I created my female Altmer? That would be awesome, I have no need for facial markings anymore since vampirism fades those (on a side note could that please be fixed too?).

Also just because I enjoy beating a dead horse here, any chance I could tweak the ridiculous purple-ness my Redguard got post-vampirism? I'm totally fine with going pale, but purple =/= pale. I feel like it's never going to change but I'm remaining optimistic!

But yeah I mean I'd just take the basic character creator as is right now, two of my characters are annoying me with their appearance and as silly as it may sound it's sapping my motivation to play them.

GuardianStriker wrote: »

Would we be able to edit the appearance of our character, in case we don't like how we designed our character during character creation?

By that I mean, I don't mean scars, hair and tattoos. I'm talking about changing their actual physical appearance. Except being able to change gender and race.

But then again, this is more of a "surgeon" kind of thing and not a "barber" thing.

My characters do not look the same anymore compared to how they were in April 2014.
Somehow the patches did change their appearance... not much... but the expression of the faces have changed.

So I would really like to tune my characters back to how they were.

And yes, that is more than a barber shop.

I just hope you can tweek all the sliders, if with nothing else then with rl money. I made my toon right after psn version dropped. I love his look but his face was off just a touch. I know its just a bit, but it bugs me when i see it. His eyes are slightly to close and his jaw is a might wider then I like. And also his cheek bones are ever just barely to high.

I would pay to fix these issues that I'm sure only I notice.

When I saw the thread title.. I'm all

YES!! This and being able to change our existing chars' skin and facial features! Please make this a thing!

hrothbern wrote: »

GuardianStriker wrote: »

Would we be able to edit the appearance of our character, in case we don't like how we designed our character during character creation?

By that I mean, I don't mean scars, hair and tattoos. I'm talking about changing their actual physical appearance. Except being able to change gender and race.

But then again, this is more of a "surgeon" kind of thing and not a "barber" thing.

My characters do not look the same anymore compared to how they were in April 2014.
Somehow the patches did change their appearance... not much... but the expression of the faces have changed.

So I would really like to tune my characters back to how they were.

And yes, that is more than a barber shop.

EXPRESSIONS! Somewhere along the way our characters all lost their facial expressions and never got them back! It used to be if you did the /no emote your character would actually SCOWL and then their expression would STAY that way until you performed ANOTHER emote with an expression attached. /agree would actually cause your character to smile and stay smiling. /shrug would return you to a neutral expression. But for a very long time now our characters have basically had no expression at all and I find it really disappointing! GIVE US BACK OUR EXPRESSIONS ZOS!

I'm so happy that they are working on a barber shop. Although the gold prices are just a bit too cheap, maybe add 2000 to each price?

Anyway just glad I'll be able to change my hairstyle ect. soon.

My big ask is that the whole addition to this also includes adding back the female chest models.
I don't know who made all men and women are created equal model but i'd like that go away

Then...just base this off of in game gold and I think you offer a crown option but it needs to be pretty cheap like 50 crowns or something.

When though? #noeta

Divines above ZOS will you FINALLY at least "START TALKING" about the Barber Shop as you promised to do after the TG DLC dropped??? @ZOS_GinaBruno ? @ZOS_JessicaFolsom ? Anybody????

they should do more with the "barbershop" than just hair
should let you alter appearance as a whole and even race changes