If you want to be able to have more than one custom Outfit available at any one time, you can acquire additional Outfit Slots from the in-game Crown Store.

You can find additional Outfit Slots within the Crafting section, and you can have up to 10 Outfit Slots on any one character. Note that new Outfit Slots are not shared with the other characters on your account.

Hm. That's an interesting way to go about it, I thought they'd be an account-wide unlock. Hopefully they're cheap.

Still excited for the system regardless! No more ugly monster shoulders : D

Please, especially for console users, add an option to sort guild stores by motif book (all dwemer books and chapters), by chapter (dwemer boots) , or by applicable slot (search all motif boots). Heck, a search text input field would obviously be awesome as well, but at the very least more specific drop down options would be great.

This would be a massive quality of life improvement for players wanting to update their style in the new outfit system, as well as for master crafter trying to finish a writ.

Please. Please please please. I am begging.

Bleakraven wrote: »

Still makes no sense you have to pay gold to dye your outfit.

Cast in Dwemer bronze, though.

no notation of Hide helmet and its effect on polymorphs ... I think you should include things being taken away as well as things you cannot do in your guide. otherwise, I think its informative and good basics guide.

MajesticHaruki wrote: »

Funny how players invested time (achievements) or real money (crown store) to acquire DYES and STYLES and now they have to pay AGAIN (time for gold or money for crowns) to USE what they already OWN.

well all new content usually requires doing something, in every mmo. i think most games don't just add content without making some type of time sink or requirement to earn the new stuff. that would be kinda silly because then its adding something that you don't have to work for i.e. no reason to play longer.

MajesticHaruki wrote: »

Funny how players invested time (achievements) or real money (crown store) to acquire DYES and STYLES and now they have to pay AGAIN (time for gold or money for crowns) to USE what they already OWN.

I'm in agreement, this kind of double-dipping would get you thrown out of a superbowl party. Respect the chip bowl and respect the players, ditch the ridiculous gold cost for changing outfits.

disintegr8 wrote: »

Just need clarification, can I assume that each character gets one free outfit slot?
I keep seeing that you get one free, but it doe not specifically say 'per character'.

Yes, per character.

Since the guide contains so many hard facts about specifics of the outfit system, does that mean there is not even the slightest chance you will reconsider regarding outfit dye costs or buyable outfit slots being per character?

I’m excited about the outfit system, but not about the fact that there’s a dye cost associated with it. After doing all the achievements to earn those dye colors, I want to be able to use and change them freely, as often as I want. I change the colors on my armor frequently, which is why I have invested in dye stations in my houses.

Especially after hearing on ESO Live about the vast number of combinations possible at the outfit stations (that was hilarious, by the way...my husband came to investigate why I was laughing so hard as those hard-to-pronounce numbers flashed across my screen), I would hate to have to come up with enough gold for all the hydrogen atoms in the universe to change the colors of their outfits!

If you want to be able to have more than one custom Outfit available at any one time, you can acquire additional Outfit Slots from the in-game Crown Store.

You can find additional Outfit Slots within the Crafting section, and you can have up to 10 Outfit Slots on any one character. Note that new Outfit Slots are not shared with the other characters on your account.

I am still a bit confused by this and want to be sure - perhaps a bit of clarification is in order?

The way I read this, it means that we will have one outfit slot per character, with an additional 9 slots available on each character. That seems quite clear.

What I was hoping this meant was that we could unlock up to 9 more outfit slots that would be available for each character on our account, but that we would have to set up each character's outfits individually. Basically, the slots would be shared, but the outfits are unique to each character.

What I am understanding from the quote above is that we will start with one outfit slot per character with an option to buy up to 9 additional outfit slots per character. With the new additional character slot available, this brings us up to 15 characters x 9 outfit slots = 135 outfit slots to buy. That seems...excessive...

Also from the blog post, there is no mention of in-game means to buy the outfit slots, only crown store purchases. So it sounds like the outfit slots are a lot like the inventory space upgrades in the crown store- which are on a per-character basis - but without the option to purchase them with in-game gold. This is quite a lot of real cash, depending on the pricing. Don't get me wrong, I have no issues throwing a bit of extra real cash towards ESO now and then, and have been a constant subscriber since beta, but this just feels excessive.

I could see myself happily acquiring 9 extra account-wide outfit slots, even at a somewhat more aggressive crowns price, but I would hesitate about buying the slots when they are locked to each character. I can see myself buying maybe 1 or 2 extra on the 1-2 characters that I play a lot, and just making do with my single outfit slot otherwise.

@ZOS_GinaBruno, can you clarify a bit for us on my questions above?

Thanks!
~Caps

I didn't think someone could actually screw up an outfit system. Y'all managed. I am actually amazed.

Place your bets now, folk! How stupidly expensive will the Outfit Change Tokens be? Maybe 500 crowns for a single token? A thousand? Will the packs of them be vaguely discounted or will we get shafted further?

These are the sad questions we find ourselves forced to ask..

Feedback:

This is crafting, so its odd and confusing that there is a gold cost and crown cost associated.

-Who are we paying and where are they located? (It doesn't seem there is an NPC in the game to pay, so its illogical)
-Why are we paying for crafting we have already unlocked?


Additional feedback:
-Its make more sense that if we are forced to pay crowns for additional slots, those would be account wide?
-Why in the world are crowns involved at all?
-Wouldn't it make more sense to use the existing crafting passives and materials within this system?

I understand there is a desire to monetize customers but this decision is a detractor to play the game at all if all you're going to do is monetize everything I've worked for.

Crafting bag, dyes, crafting outfits, motifs.....

Will we be able to change the appearance of armor to different classes? For example, could I change the look of my medium armor to light?

Trxveler wrote: »

Will we be able to change the appearance of armor to different classes? For example, could I change the look of my medium armor to light?

Technically no but you can create that look in the upcoming slots with this feature.
Your armor won’t change, the slot will allow you to cover existing armor and use a designated design not limited to typically medium, light heavy rules.