Maybe some day? In the meantime there are a few that don't show up so much. Dwarven, for instance.




That doesn't help as much if you want bare arms, but I managed with Skinchanger Arm Cops in this one:

They really should make an invisible style added for free for the outfit station, and allow any part of an outif to be clear.

I'd personally like a toggle for the shoulders and the belt buckle, because those are the two slots most likely to clip, float or be otherwise incongruous with larger armor pieces and they limit which styles you can work with in those slots outside the same motif or style. Hands, feet, chests, and legs don't have that issue with anywhere near the same frequency.

But there's a segment of 'all or nothing!' arguments and if it came down to that I'd stick with nothing changing from the way things are now. Sometimes you have to sacrifice a few wants to avoid enabling a slippery slope.

We've been asking for this option for a very long time now... but then again... it took how many years just to get them to allow us to dye our weapons... yet persistence paid off!! Hopefully it will again. Shoulders are the hardest part IMO to make compatible with outfits... many of them either clip or just look obnoxious with the overall outfit.

Shoulders and hips! My hip guards are floating in the air several inches away from my hips, and they look ridiculous.

So agree on this. Maddening this option wasn't available from the get go.

I'd I'm support of this. We can hide helmets so y not shoulders as well

I agree with you, we need an option allowing us to hide outfit shoulders. And yes, I hope they will rework every type of clothes and armor, getting rid of that ugly floating hips. To be honest, I completely disagree with the idea of decorating hips at every costume.

BretonMage wrote: »

Shoulders and hips! My hip guards are floating in the air several inches away from my hips, and they look ridiculous.

It's the knee-pads that really get to me. The rest of the shoes/boots/whatevs, fine, but what is it with those levitating skater pads?

But what will hold up my epaulets or pauldrons?

No shoulders would make that hard.

Glass Epaulets, that is what I use with my outfit.



I am assuming the way the hide helm option works, is if you have the box checked, tells the client not to show a texture/skin for the helm. The helm model is still there but is transparent. So it would probably not be difficult to add the option to hide other equipment slots from a programming perspective being that is how the hide helm option works. Just use the same code for the other equipment slot ID's to not show the associated texture/skins. But then some people would probably complain that is is lore breaking when a person is running a vet dungeon wearing nothing but underwear because they hid all their equipment slots. You can get pretty close to that look with the Nordic Bathers Towel though.

BrokenGameMechanics wrote: »

Well the trade off is looking "good" versus advanced tactical play in PVP being able to identity key aspects of your opponent. e.g. opponent weaingTroll King vs Valkyn. Stuff like that can matter. On possibility would be to have zero hiding in PVP, you look what you wear, and then allowing for full customization of the look in PVE.

That kind of stuff doesn't matter, and hasn't ever since the dawn of costumes and disguises

idk wrote: »

Lady_Sleepless wrote: »

They really should make an invisible style added for free for the outfit station, and allow any part of an outif to be clear.

Fortunately this will not happen and is the reason Zos will not to pastbthe customary hide helmet.

I think currently ZOS is afraid that players won't do full-armored appearances anymore if they have more hidden slot options beyond helmets. Most players probably wouldn't hide that many of their slots for outfits anyway as collecting appearances is always a big thing in MMOs with transmog-type systems.

I don't think ZOS will necessarily resist implementing additional hidden slot options forever, but I think they'll put off doing it for as long as possible.