Giving away free cosmetic options is the right thing to do? ZOS did the right thing when they made transmutation accessible solely through gameplay (even if it is a huge slog if you don't have the Clockwork City DLC). The vast majority of cosmetic options we have are through the crown store, so why should this be any different?I am exceedingly disappointed, and almost insulted, to see this tied into your cash shop. I'm not surprised, I was expecting a move like this, but still held out that you would do the right thing.
That said...Yes, I'd also like to know this. While I think it's reasonable for ZOS to charge for this, how often and how much we will have to pay will determine whether or not I actually partake in this system... and how many slots I can have.1) What is an "Outfit Change Token" and how much money are you charging for these things? I am assuming that every time I want to make, or change, an outfit I'm going to need one of these things?
2) How many outfit slots will be available to buy total and how much money are you charging for each of them?
(About 30 of my main character's inventory slots are taken up by different changes of clothes. So if I can't get at least 30 outfit slots, and get them at a relatively reasonable price, then there's no reason for me to switch over to outfits for her.)
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Weapons are included in the Outfit System, so you'll be able to not only change how your weapon looks, but also... dye it! Cool, right?
that's nice and all, but how do i change the look on alts that are NOT my master crafters?
Clearly make them all master crafters(items are usally account bound not soul bound. Presumably its the same, like Transmute)
joaaocaampos wrote: »
@aliyavanaZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »DRAGON_KILLER_HUNTER wrote: »Can i use heavy armor costume for my light armor character?
Yes, you can. The one restriction is that you can't make an item for one particular item slot or a weapon family look like an item for a different item slot or a different weapon family. For example, you can't make a helm look like a boot (sorry to everyone who dreamed of wearing a boot on your head), or make a bow look like a two-hander.
Most of the answers are in "Official Discussion Thread for 'Dragon Bones and Update 17 Preview'." Then no, you cant make a dagger look like a sword. But you can make a light armor look like a heavy armor.
Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »I'm a bit confused. So, it sounds to me that we are not actually changing the appearance of an item, but basically making a costume/outfit to cover it? If this is correct, I've gotta say seriously, who comes up with these ideas? Why can't we just change the item appearance and be done with it?