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Please make Costumes you buy from crown store inventory items
Thevampirenight
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There is a reason why they need to do this and that so the costumes fit to character model, they can't do as much for that if they just make it an account wide.
So they could make collections menu so you could receive a copy of the outfit you want into the inventory that can be in its own inventory bag that does not take up bag space but you can only have one copy of the costume in that bag at a time. That way when you equip it it can fit with the character model perfectly, if they have to make it gender locked then so be it if we are able to be able to have sexy costumes without them choosing the body designs for us.
Edited by Thevampirenight on April 2, 2016 10:37PM So they could make collections menu so you could receive a copy of the outfit you want into the inventory that can be in its own inventory bag that does not take up bag space but you can only have one copy of the costume in that bag at a time. That way when you equip it it can fit with the character model perfectly, if they have to make it gender locked then so be it if we are able to be able to have sexy costumes without them choosing the body designs for us.
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Please make Costumes you buy from crown store inventory items 134 votes
Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character model
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No just keep it as it is. =(
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Thornen✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.24 -
Ruben✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Are you confusing costumes and polymorphs?DK Stamina DPS
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Mickey_Ox✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(How is making them inventory items going to fix how they fit?? All it will do is take up space in an already finite inventory.Edited by Mickey_Ox on April 2, 2016 10:44PMEver Tried, Ever Failed,
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✭✭Don't costumes already use the correct player model? If it did not, wouldn't you see big male characters clipping through the dresses/etc?
I'm pretty sure why a lot of the costumes may look bad is because people have exaggerated body parts compared to realistic sizes.
How many female characters have there chest slider all the way to the right for example? Since this is one of the reasons female character's look awkward is certain costumes.
You may be correct though. Some of the costumes change what you look like and have a set figure. Sure male and female look different but my female character looks different compared to her original body in some costumes. I'm pretty sure this is what your talking about.
I don't think making costumes an inventory item would change anything. From a developer point of view, would there not be like a check box to allow the players body type to be used instead of a generic one? This reminds me of a problem i had in skyrim with costumes that were not compatible with some body mod's i had installed, which made the costume use the vanilla body and changed my appearance completely.
Edited by GreenSoup2HoT on April 2, 2016 10:54PMPS4 NA DC0 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelUm how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.PC NA
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelI want my characters butt to look like I made it in character creation, the way it is with the costumes its a big turn off with me.
I don't like them maxing out the torso model either making it look wide.
Edited by Thevampirenight on April 2, 2016 10:52PMPC NA
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelGreenSoup2HoT wrote: »Don't costumes already use the correct player model? If it did not, wouldn't you see big male characters clipping through the dresses/etc?
I'm pretty sure why a lot of the costumes may look bad is because people have exaggerated body parts compared to realistic sizes.
How many female characters have there chest slider all the way to the right for example? Since this is one of the reasons female character's look awkward is certain costumes.
You may be correct though. Some of the costumes change what you look like and have a set figure. Sure male and female look different but my female character looks different compared to her original body in some costumes. I'm pretty sure this is what your talking about.
I don't think making costumes an inventory item would change anything. From a developer point of view, would there not be like a check box to allow the players body type to be used instead of a generic one? This reminds me of a problem i had in skyrim when costumes were not compatible with some body mod's i had installed, which made the costume use the vanilla body.
They do not, they use there own custom model, you could notice this if you preview crown store costumes.
Some will change your shoulders making them look wider others will make your characters butt look like a mans like the one costume if your female which is a total disgrace.
I play only female characters and I want my character to look like it did in character creation when they wear the costumes.
Edited by Thevampirenight on April 2, 2016 10:57PMPC NA
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Thornen✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Thevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.5 -
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✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Thevampirenight wrote: »GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »Don't costumes already use the correct player model? If it did not, wouldn't you see big male characters clipping through the dresses/etc?
I'm pretty sure why a lot of the costumes may look bad is because people have exaggerated body parts compared to realistic sizes.
How many female characters have there chest slider all the way to the right for example? Since this is one of the reasons female character's look awkward is certain costumes.
You may be correct though. Some of the costumes change what you look like and have a set figure. Sure male and female look different but my female character looks different compared to her original body in some costumes. I'm pretty sure this is what your talking about.
I don't think making costumes an inventory item would change anything. From a developer point of view, would there not be like a check box to allow the players body type to be used instead of a generic one? This reminds me of a problem i had in skyrim when costumes were not compatible with some body mod's i had installed, which made the costume use the vanilla body.
They do not, they use there own custom model, you could notice this if you preview crown store costumes.
Some will change your shoulders making them look wider others will make your characters butt look like a mans like the one costume if your female which is a total disgrace.
I play only female characters and I want my character to look like it did in character creation when I wear the costumes.
Having the costume in your inventory doesn't change the way it fits your character. Somebody gave you false info bud. I know what your saying about how some of them distort and change some proportions, but having them in your inventory doesn't magically make that not happen.4 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelThevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.
No thats not the case they have confirmed they made them so they would not fit with your characters model on purpose.
They use there own custom body model, that over rights your characters shape and looks. Thats why they need to make them inventory items again and if they were smart they would use there own bag, that does not take up inventory space. This would be ease of access still, for us and also better for us.
You may not care that they switch your characters bodies shape and size but I sure in the heck do care, because there is another way.PC NA
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✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(So I have about 60% of the costumes and that is what about 20 costumes ? That's 20 spots I don't have in my inv0 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelCallous2208 wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »Don't costumes already use the correct player model? If it did not, wouldn't you see big male characters clipping through the dresses/etc?
I'm pretty sure why a lot of the costumes may look bad is because people have exaggerated body parts compared to realistic sizes.
How many female characters have there chest slider all the way to the right for example? Since this is one of the reasons female character's look awkward is certain costumes.
You may be correct though. Some of the costumes change what you look like and have a set figure. Sure male and female look different but my female character looks different compared to her original body in some costumes. I'm pretty sure this is what your talking about.
I don't think making costumes an inventory item would change anything. From a developer point of view, would there not be like a check box to allow the players body type to be used instead of a generic one? This reminds me of a problem i had in skyrim when costumes were not compatible with some body mod's i had installed, which made the costume use the vanilla body.
They do not, they use there own custom model, you could notice this if you preview crown store costumes.
Some will change your shoulders making them look wider others will make your characters butt look like a mans like the one costume if your female which is a total disgrace.
I play only female characters and I want my character to look like it did in character creation when I wear the costumes.
Having the costume in your inventory doesn't change the way it fits your character. Somebody gave you false info bud. I know what your saying about how some of them distort and change some proportions, but having them in your inventory doesn't magically make that not happen.
Go find a disguse, one that is not a costume, they work perfect with your body shape because its an inventory item.
They don't change your character body model but the costumes do.
This proves that I am right on this.
They can't just make all costumes account wide they need to make them account wide but also added into there own inventory slot when you receive it like its a disguise when you get it from the collections menu they can fit your character like the disguises do. I do also want them to add disguses to this bag that way they don't take up inventory space either.Edited by Thevampirenight on April 2, 2016 11:08PMPC NA
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✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Thevampirenight wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.
No thats not the case they have confirmed they made them so they would not fit with your characters model on purpose.
They use there own custom body model, that over rights your characters shape and looks. Thats why they need to make them inventory items again and if they were smart they would use there own bag, that does not take up inventory space. This would be ease of access still, for us and also better for us.
You may not care that they switch your characters bodies shape and size but I sure in the heck do care, because there is another way.
You're like explaining a definite problem we all know about with how the costumes fit, and then throwing out a solution that will not work. It wont. It just wont. I'm sorry. There is no magic coding that says' "Costume item is now in player inventory, fit to character model." Whoever told you this was trolling you.1 -
Thornen✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Thevampirenight wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »Don't costumes already use the correct player model? If it did not, wouldn't you see big male characters clipping through the dresses/etc?
I'm pretty sure why a lot of the costumes may look bad is because people have exaggerated body parts compared to realistic sizes.
How many female characters have there chest slider all the way to the right for example? Since this is one of the reasons female character's look awkward is certain costumes.
You may be correct though. Some of the costumes change what you look like and have a set figure. Sure male and female look different but my female character looks different compared to her original body in some costumes. I'm pretty sure this is what your talking about.
I don't think making costumes an inventory item would change anything. From a developer point of view, would there not be like a check box to allow the players body type to be used instead of a generic one? This reminds me of a problem i had in skyrim when costumes were not compatible with some body mod's i had installed, which made the costume use the vanilla body.
They do not, they use there own custom model, you could notice this if you preview crown store costumes.
Some will change your shoulders making them look wider others will make your characters butt look like a mans like the one costume if your female which is a total disgrace.
I play only female characters and I want my character to look like it did in character creation when I wear the costumes.
Having the costume in your inventory doesn't change the way it fits your character. Somebody gave you false info bud. I know what your saying about how some of them distort and change some proportions, but having them in your inventory doesn't magically make that not happen.
Go find a disguse, one that is not a costume, they work perfect with your body shape because its an inventory item.
They don't change your character body model but the costumes do.
This proves that I am right on this.
They can't just make all costumes account wide they need to make them account wide but also added into there own inventory slot when you receive it like its a disguise when you get it from the collections menu they can fit your character like the disguises do. I do also want them to add disguses to this bag that way they don't take up inventory space either.
Again I state you do not understand how the models work. Having them in your bag will not change the way the model fits your character, all it will do is take up inventory space regardless of your magic bag or not. Yes they need to rework the models to use your character data but your suggestion is not how it works not even close.Edited by Thornen on April 2, 2016 11:21PM2 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelCallous2208 wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.
No thats not the case they have confirmed they made them so they would not fit with your characters model on purpose.
They use there own custom body model, that over rights your characters shape and looks. Thats why they need to make them inventory items again and if they were smart they would use there own bag, that does not take up inventory space. This would be ease of access still, for us and also better for us.
You may not care that they switch your characters bodies shape and size but I sure in the heck do care, because there is another way.
You're like explaining a definite problem we all know about with how the costumes fit, and then throwing out a solution that will not work. It wont. It just wont. I'm sorry. There is no magic coding that says' "Costume item is now in player inventory, fit to character model." Whoever told you this was trolling you.
Then you explain how they could fix the costumes because its a total disgrace that some of them change the characters model. I want them to fit my characters model not a premade one on there end.
This is a must fix and people won't buy the costumes some of them because of the fact they do change your characters model a lot are disgusted by this.
My solution I feel is the best. But what else could they do to fix it without making them inventory items?PC NA
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Thornen✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Thevampirenight wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.
No thats not the case they have confirmed they made them so they would not fit with your characters model on purpose.
They use there own custom body model, that over rights your characters shape and looks. Thats why they need to make them inventory items again and if they were smart they would use there own bag, that does not take up inventory space. This would be ease of access still, for us and also better for us.
You may not care that they switch your characters bodies shape and size but I sure in the heck do care, because there is another way.
You're like explaining a definite problem we all know about with how the costumes fit, and then throwing out a solution that will not work. It wont. It just wont. I'm sorry. There is no magic coding that says' "Costume item is now in player inventory, fit to character model." Whoever told you this was trolling you.
Then you explain how they could fix the costumes because its a total disgrace that some of them change the characters model. I want them to fit my characters model not a premade one on there end.
This is a must fix and people won't buy the costumes some of them because of the fact they do change your characters model a lot are disgusted by this.
My solution I feel is the best. But what else could they do to fix it without making them inventory items?
The fix is for them to change the model data to use the character dimensions rather than use a generic body type that they have decided to go with. I do not see this happening any time soon though so if you are unhappy with the way the costume looks I would suggest contacting Zos support and asking for a crown refund.3 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character modelThevampirenight wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Thevampirenight wrote: »Um how does making it an inventory item fix it not fitting character models? This makes 0 sense and would in no way be any more useful than the current system.
Well, its about the game design, and how they made it.
Thing is by making costumes account wide they could not make them use your own character models because then it would glitch everything out. That would require coding which would cause more problems. This is why they made there own custom model that changes your character model when equipped its why you see shoulders that look much wider on some costumes.
By making it inventory they can make them fit perfect with the characters model you made. This would cause no problems and would be easier and the safer route.
This is a fact, and reason why our costumes look so bad on some characters.
I would rather have them in inventory and fit with my characters model then have costumes that do not go with my characters model and looks.
Um...lol sorry mate but you clearly do not understand how the 3D models work. Your suggestion won't fix the problem if anything it will make it more convoluted. The reason the costumes don't fit some races/genders properly is because has terrible QA testing (if any at all). Having them in your costume tab or inventory will make no difference to how they fit unless Zos actually tests these things.
No thats not the case they have confirmed they made them so they would not fit with your characters model on purpose.
They use there own custom body model, that over rights your characters shape and looks. Thats why they need to make them inventory items again and if they were smart they would use there own bag, that does not take up inventory space. This would be ease of access still, for us and also better for us.
You may not care that they switch your characters bodies shape and size but I sure in the heck do care, because there is another way.
You're like explaining a definite problem we all know about with how the costumes fit, and then throwing out a solution that will not work. It wont. It just wont. I'm sorry. There is no magic coding that says' "Costume item is now in player inventory, fit to character model." Whoever told you this was trolling you.
Then you explain how they could fix the costumes because its a total disgrace that some of them change the characters model. I want them to fit my characters model not a premade one on there end.
This is a must fix and people won't buy the costumes some of them because of the fact they do change your characters model a lot are disgusted by this.
My solution I feel is the best. But what else could they do to fix it without making them inventory items?
The fix is for them to change the model data to use the character dimensions rather than use a generic body type that they have decided to go with. I do not see this happening any time soon though so if you are unhappy with the way the costume looks I would suggest contacting Zos support and asking for a crown refund.
Well if they want to make lots of money they need to make them use the characters dimensions.
I am going to buy the hero costume and the bosmer costumes but they need to make all costumes fit with character dimensions. They are shooting themselves in the foot by not doing this.PC NA
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✭✭✭✭✭You are making assumptions about the coding that are not necessarily true, a better way to go about this would be to ask ZOS to change how certain costumes fit on the model to be more in line with the model's design.Men'Do PC NA AD Khajiit
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✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(There were artwork decisions that I disagree with, but your idea doesn't fix the problem you mention. Its not the costumes, if ZOS who no longer does female artwork nor doe they offer all body types with costumes and new armor.-PC (PTS)/Xbox One: NewBlacksmurf
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Burning_Talons✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Holy Wow!!! I would say something offensive but i dont need another ZoS PM I already have like 70
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✭No just keep it as it is. =(Ouch OP. I have never seen a poll this decided against a poster.0 -
Aelthwyn✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Um… if they were inventory items then only ONE of your characters could wear it at a time, (unless you want a copy put in every one of your character’s inventories, and you’d have to make sure you put it in the bank if you deleted them or there goes your 700 crowns). It’s bad enough you have to by it twice if you’re on both servers, I wouldn’t want to have to buy multiple copies if I wanted to use it on more than one character at once. Plus you’d have to do the run-to-bank-log-in-log-out routine to transfer a costume to another character like you do with the disguises now. I think making them inventory items would be far too inconvenient or complicated.
I completely agree, however, with the complaint behind this suggestion that the costumes need to fit your character’s body shape. I have been reluctant to buy some of them because of the weird effect of suddenly having no hips and a huge bust when my character was just the opposite. I would love to see them fix the one-body-shape-for-all issue, but I would not love to see them make the crown costumes simple inventory items like the disguises.1 -
N0TPLAYER2✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(Daaaaaammmmm. Only 1 vote in favor and its op. Gotta hurt!1
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✭✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(do I get a separate garment bag so my bag space doesn't explode?0 -
Wolfshead✭✭✭✭No just keep it as it is. =(@Thevampirenight
You do know that Costumes take up slot space both in your in inventory and bank right and what you are ask wont help you at all have to the collections menu the ZoS have done is one of best thing the every done in this game.
Beside you can preview your costume in crown store before you buy so you well know how it look like on char and yes you trun 360 as well so stop ask for ZoS to go back to old version of handling costumesIf you find yourself alone, riding in green fields with the sun on your face, do not be troubled; for you are in Elysium, and you're already deadWhat we do in life, echoes in eternity0 -
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✭✭Yes I rather have them in inventory taking up no bag space then have them not fit with character model@Thevampirenight
You do know that Costumes take up slot space both in your in inventory and bank right and what you are ask wont help you at all have to the collections menu the ZoS have done is one of best thing the every done in this game.
Beside you can preview your costume in crown store before you buy so you well know how it look like on char and yes you trun 360 as well so stop ask for ZoS to go back to old version of handling costumes
I am asking for a new version of the old version, meaning a bag that is like the crafting bag they are going to add but solely for costumes and disguises, that is free to everyone that does not take up normal bag space, nor bank space.
Basically, the bag would have every disguse you put into it, then when you do pick up disguses then they get to be put into the collection menu, so you can pick them up with other toons you want to use them for.
Basically if you want a costume or disguse you go to collections menu, click on the costume you want then it gives one copy to the costume bag, that can then be equiped.
Simple easy still and basically better for them and for us. Plus this would still be simple for us to get them and put them on but basically make it so they fit our charaters body model.
They could either do that or just simply make all costumes work with your charaters body model by putting in the code.
No matter what they do, they do need to fix them.
I don't care if pvp lag gets worse they need to make the costumes use your characters model instead of there preset that overrides your characters model. This is their cash source and something that really needs to be taken care of seriously. The inventory thing seems like the best and safest thing to do, it would be easier I think, but they could just code all the costumes to work with your charaters body.
I don't blame them they got a lot on there plate but fixing the costumes should be one of the things they should get around too. But I am excited for what they are going to release, and I am going to buy the bosmer skirt costumes and the ad hero armor.Edited by Thevampirenight on April 3, 2016 5:25AMPC NA
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