karma69 wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

Zos is aware of the thoughts we have on this. Another thread isn't going to add to it. Also, polls in the forums are junk science.

@Giles.floydub17_ESO it will add to it, it constantly applies pressure and community support and clearly and consistently reminds ZOS that this is a wanted feature within ESO.

This. SO MUCH THIS!

You hearing this @ZOS_GinaBruno, @ZOS_JessicaFolsom, @ZOS_RichLambert...?? This isn't going to go away any time soon. We know you're busy with Morrowind, but maybe after it's launched you guys can finally sit down and talk about making this happen?

#MakeMotifsUsefulAgain

Phinix1 wrote: »

Selling costumes and the ability to dye costumes is too tied in to their current business model to allow xmog.

What they COULD do is sell special style items in the Crown Store that allow you to change 1 piece of gear to any style you know 1 time. That wouldn't threaten their revenue base and still allow people to have the creative freedom they are looking for.

There have been talks about having it as a feature for ESO+. Some may hate that idea, others may love it. Personally I don't mind either way. I just started subbing to this game and have no intention of unsubbing as long as I'm playing. (That craft bag is just TOO useful to not have.) My Point though is this: Think about how many people would subscribe even for just a month to transmog their gear. Then out of all those people that do that, how many do you think would keep subbing anyway because they like the bonuses, like the costume dying, crafter bag and bonus exp, etc. This way it won't hurt their revenues and might even help it... As adding features to ESO+ should.

This'd only bury crafted sets even deeper into the ground.
Choosing the style is the only edge they have.

God yes..Transmogging items is so awesome!

you, me and everybody who posts every week thinks we need it.

I'd love 'something' like this but I'd prefer a wardrobe system - similar to the ones in LotRO and SWTOR. I'd rather spend money on buying the wardrobe slots and have the ability to change outfits easily, than have to run to a Transmog vendor all the time. Although, Yaks in WoW make do make that a lot easier.

Interesting insights that people come with, keep it up

We don't need mechanics from another MMOS, like transmutation, transmog, AH, this is an unique MMO. What can be done is allow you to convert EVERY type of gear to imperial, or many other styles to come...

Absalon wrote: »

We don't need mechanics from another MMOS, like transmutation, transmog, AH, this is an unique MMO. What can be done is allow you to convert EVERY type of gear to imperial, or many other styles to come...

Transmog/Trasmutation, in this context it literally means the exact same thing you're describing. Changing the appearance of Equipment to look like other styles/pieces of equipment. Specifically, Dropped sets/Monster sets to allow for full customization of our end game armor appearance.

I'd rather see the current crafted sets being improved.

AndrewQ84 wrote: »

I think it should be like this:

1. Take gear to mages guild
2. Find mage that specializes in illusion magic (special vendor)
3. Place order (Which armour piece/weapon that needs transmog and which piece to transmog. You would need a piece of matching type armour/weapons (heavy for heavy, light for light, sword for sword, ax for ax, etc.) and a prerequisite crafting level needed for this depending on gear level and motif)
4. Pay fee and receive both pieces back. The new piece transmogged to match the style of the "donor" piece.
5. Profit
6. Your toon is now unique in look with the dungeon set or any set bonuses you want

Would be interesting like this and the fee could be anything from mats to gold to crowns or a combination of them.

Step 1) Crown Store sells magic currency item for Illusion Mage, usually found near magic Illusion Forge.

Step 2) Person goes to mage, says "Hey bruh, change this look."

Step 3) Illusion Mage asks for token, says cool, then asks for crafting material usually used for item (such as casserite)

Step 4) You give token and crafting material, and item you want the appearance changed of.

Step 5) ???

Step 6) Profit.


Literally everybody wins, including ZoS' precious little cash trap.

Arthg wrote: »

KanedaSyndrome wrote: »

Arthg wrote: »

This'd only bury crafted sets even deeper into the ground.
Choosing the style is the only edge they have.

The fix for crafted gear sets isn't to keep dropped gear ugly, but to buff crafted gear to make it useful again.

I ain't one to go speculatin' or dreamin'.
Neither transmog nor buffs to crafted sets are gonna happen.

If you want the OPness, ya'll have ta stick with the ugliness.

Forget it, my casual ass didn't need no Raids anyway lol

I'll chill out and look fly.