Wardrobe Crafting feature (motif and style options)
NewBlacksmurf
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I'd like to see ZOS expand crafting now that housing and such are coming out.
I'm calling it wardrobe crafting because this is unlike the creation of gear today.
This crafting is purely cosmetic and only involves two things:
1. Known motif
2. Inventory item
Purpose:
-enable players to change the artwork on existing items to known motif or change them to utilize artwork from lower tier materials often seen at the crafting stations associated with tier 1 and tier 2 armor (levels 1-30)
How:
-players could pay an NPC to change their wardrobe (item specific) with no other changes to quality or stats
Cost:
Ingame gold only
Additional option:
-Assistant that comes as result from completing new content as well as a crown store option
-PC (PTS)/Xbox One: NewBlacksmurf
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Recremen✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I agree we need some way to change around how our armor looks, but disagree with it being a consumable and disagree with it being for in-game gold. I'd prefer they utilize something like every other cosmetic system and have it be through the collections UI. I don't pay 1000 Crowns every time I change into my Chancelor costume (or whatever that nice Imperial one is), I just go to the collections UI and equip it. I feel that the same system should govern changing it to look like you're using one piece of armor or another.Men'Do PC NA AD Khajiit
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NewBlacksmurf✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I agree we need some way to change around how our armor looks, but disagree with it being a consumable and disagree with it being for in-game gold. I'd prefer they utilize something like every other cosmetic system and have it be through the collections UI. I don't pay 1000 Crowns every time I change into my Chancelor costume (or whatever that nice Imperial one is), I just go to the collections UI and equip it. I feel that the same system should govern changing it to look like you're using one piece of armor or another.
@Recremen
It shouldn't read as any consumable.
It's basically an NPC vendor that allows each player to change their actual gear style if they know the style motif
The only thing being consumed is a small amount of gold. Maybe like 20gp per item-PC (PTS)/Xbox One: NewBlacksmurf
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Recremen✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭NewBlacksmurf wrote: »I agree we need some way to change around how our armor looks, but disagree with it being a consumable and disagree with it being for in-game gold. I'd prefer they utilize something like every other cosmetic system and have it be through the collections UI. I don't pay 1000 Crowns every time I change into my Chancelor costume (or whatever that nice Imperial one is), I just go to the collections UI and equip it. I feel that the same system should govern changing it to look like you're using one piece of armor or another.
@Recremen
It shouldn't read as any consumable.
It's basically an NPC vendor that allows each player to change their actual gear style if they know the style motif
The only thing being consumed is a small amount of gold. Maybe like 20gp per item
That's the point though, that gold adds up when you're changing around things constantly! I can only imagine what would happen if it cost me gold to dye my gear. I'd be financially ruined!Men'Do PC NA AD Khajiit
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✭✭✭✭✭NewBlacksmurf wrote: »I agree we need some way to change around how our armor looks, but disagree with it being a consumable and disagree with it being for in-game gold. I'd prefer they utilize something like every other cosmetic system and have it be through the collections UI. I don't pay 1000 Crowns every time I change into my Chancelor costume (or whatever that nice Imperial one is), I just go to the collections UI and equip it. I feel that the same system should govern changing it to look like you're using one piece of armor or another.
@Recremen
It shouldn't read as any consumable.
It's basically an NPC vendor that allows each player to change their actual gear style if they know the style motif
The only thing being consumed is a small amount of gold. Maybe like 20gp per item
That's the point though, that gold adds up when you're changing around things constantly! I can only imagine what would happen if it cost me gold to dye my gear. I'd be financially ruined!
@Recremen
im O K with the dye station or the crafting station changes for free as well.
-PC (PTS)/Xbox One: NewBlacksmurf
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