[Poll] Option to Convert Our Gear's Style

Morbash · July 2016

ZOS, can we please get an option to convert our gear's style WITHOUT having to re-craft our gear? I know it's possible for Imperial, so that tells me right there that it can be done. I could be wrong, but it seems like it would be a very easy thing to implement. The code's foundation seems to already be laid out with the ability to convert gear to the Imperial style. Add some more variables to the equation and voila!

I wouldn't mind having to re-craft my gear every time I want a different style, but with it being as costly as it is, I can't help but want an alternative. Even if it costs me the style materials to make it happen, I wouldn't mind.

Feel free to vote and share your opinion. And yes, your votes and opinions matter. Let ZOS hear our roar! #datcovenantpridedoh

Taleof2Cities · July 2016

Yay

I'm currently saying "Yay" but it has to be done right ... including having knowledge of the 'converted to' motif on that piece and the appropriate motif traits (or mimic stones). Otherwise, it bypasses the whole trait system.

Morbash · July 2016

Yay

Taleof2Cities wrote: »

I'm currently saying "Yay" but it has to be done right ... including having knowledge of the 'converted to' motif on that piece and the appropriate motif traits (or mimic stones). Otherwise, it bypasses the whole trait system.

Of course. I couldn't agree more.

waterfairy · July 2016

Yay

Let me convert set pieces that I can't craft into the learned style of my choice

CherryCake · July 2016

Yay

Definitely... my very harsh imperial assassin has outlaw medium armor and an imperial bow. He looks like a Sissy.

KenaPKK · July 2016

Nay

I don't see the point. Motif variety is a key foundation of the crafting mat markets, and mats are already easy enough to get. You have dyes and costumes with which to customize your appearance. No reason to dumb the game down.

Strider_Roshin · July 2016

Yay

I want to convert the monster set pieces personally. My character is not going to look like a cockroach with that Velidreth helmet. Unless they make it so you can convert the style, I'm hiding the helmet.

CherryCake · July 2016

Yay

Strider_Roshin wrote: »

I want to convert the monster set pieces personally. My character is not going to look like a cockroach with that Velidreth helmet. Unless they make it so you can convert the style, I'm hiding the helmet.

Saw a person with a monster helm today, it looked absolutely terrible. More terrible than Sissy bows.

Morbash · July 2016

Yay

KenaPKK wrote: »

I don't see the point. Motif variety is a key foundation of the crafting mat markets. You have dyes and costumes with which to customize your appearance. No reason to dumb the game down.

Eh, I think this would help invigorate that market IF it's implemented properly per @Taleof2Cities suggestion. Maybe even require it to cost the same number of mats to re-craft as it costs to craft CP 150 gear (in addition to the style material and knowledge requirement of course). The ability to change our appearance wouldn't "dumb" the game down. It would give the community freedom of choice. Furthermore, it's already in the game for the Imperial style. If not for the sake of convenience, then surely you could appreciate it for the consistency, no?

GivvumBoane · July 2016

Nay

I feel style is something that should only be determined during crafting. Style is woven into every detail of an item. To change the style should require a complete breakdown of an item to remove the previous style characteristics.

UltimaJoe777 · July 2016

KenaPKK wrote: »

Motif variety is a key foundation of the crafting market

Also converted items would be bound just like with convert to Imperial style. Between that and the fact you'd have to be able to craft the style yourself, this is a pointless addition.

CherryCake · July 2016

Yay

GivvumBoane wrote: »

I feel style is something that should only be determined during crafting. Style is woven into every detail of an item. To change the style should require a complete breakdown of an item to remove the previous style characteristics.

But...its a fantasy game ;___; we should have some kind of magic that allows us to change the appearance of our costumes without thinking logically about it! =D

lookstwice · July 2016

Yay

Yes please, this is the one thing I really really want.

Morbash · July 2016

Yay

GivvumBoane wrote: »

I feel style is something that should only be determined during crafting. Style is woven into every detail of an item. To change the style should require a complete breakdown of an item to remove the previous style characteristics.

Then we should get back ALL our mats when we break down our gear. Currently, ESO does not adhere to the law of conservation of matter.

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

KenaPKK wrote: »

Motif variety is a key foundation of the crafting market

Also converted items would be bound just like with convert to Imperial style. Between that and the fact you'd have to be able to craft the style yourself, this is a pointless addition.

Pointless to people without a crafter perhaps, but that's not the case for everyone. If it doesn't negatively impact your gameplay, why deny others the choice?

GivvumBoane · July 2016

Nay

EstelioVeleth wrote: »

GivvumBoane wrote: »

I feel style is something that should only be determined during crafting. Style is woven into every detail of an item. To change the style should require a complete breakdown of an item to remove the previous style characteristics.

But...its a fantasy game ;___; we should have some kind of magic that allows us to change the appearance of our costumes without thinking logically about it! =D

I get it. This is mainly an issue for 160 crafted gear cuz of the ridiculous amount of mats need to craft, and non craftable set items that style can't be controlled. I guess there could be some illusionary magic to alter the appearance.

Morbash · July 2016

Yay

lookstwice wrote: »

Yes please, this is the one thing I really really want.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X-2czaa3WA

UltimaJoe777 · July 2016

Morbash wrote: »

GivvumBoane wrote: »

I feel style is something that should only be determined during crafting. Style is woven into every detail of an item. To change the style should require a complete breakdown of an item to remove the previous style characteristics.

Then we should get back ALL our mats when we break down our gear. Currently, ESO does not adhere to the law of conservation of matter.

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

KenaPKK wrote: »

Motif variety is a key foundation of the crafting market

Also converted items would be bound just like with convert to Imperial style. Between that and the fact you'd have to be able to craft the style yourself, this is a pointless addition.

Pointless to people without a crafter perhaps, but that's not the case for everyone. If it doesn't negatively impact your gameplay, why deny others the choice?

I actually DO craft stuff myself.

LadyLethalla · July 2016

Yay

I also want to be able to change Trait - into one already researched, of course - instead of having to recraft. I'd be willing to pay for that via a Crown token system.

Aquanova · July 2016

Yay

Hell yes! Just make sure it's all gear that can be changed, not just crafted gear.

Recremen · July 2016

Yay

I've got a masterpost on the topic outlining the pros, the possible cons, counters to the cons, and how to implement it properly. Take a look, let me know what you think!

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/278522/restyling-masterpost#latest

IcyDeadPeople · July 2016

EstelioVeleth wrote: »

Definitely... my very harsh imperial assassin has outlaw medium armor and an imperial bow. He looks like a Sissy.

If he's imperial, you can already convert most items to Imperial.

Xelrick · July 2016

What about the secret styleless motif?

acw37162 · July 2016

Yay

So overdo.

With the exception of monster sets, DSA weapons, and VMSA weapons

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[Poll] Option to Convert Our Gear's Style

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