This competes against the Crown Store costumes. It effectively replaces them with a much better system, even with the punitive cost of the extra slots. I don't know how eCommerce allowed this to go live with nothing more than an outrageous slot cost. Someone must know where the skeletons are buried.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
AlienatedGoat wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
Same. I craft a single look for each character and stick with it. If I make changes, it's just minor tweaks like colors.
Don't understand the need for more than one outfit slot myself. If I want to completely change the look, why would I want to save it?
I believe I speak on the behalf of the whole community.
Sylvermynx wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
Same. I craft a single look for each character and stick with it. If I make changes, it's just minor tweaks like colors.
Don't understand the need for more than one outfit slot myself. If I want to completely change the look, why would I want to save it?
Exactly!
Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
If I choose to RP at "home", I have a few costumes that can be considered "at home casual" and my characters change into those until time to go back out into the world to quest or kill bad guys.
I do have about five characters across both accounts, both PC megaservers who need something that's not a close dupe of someone else's look - but I'm sure I'll find what they need eventually, with new motif styles and costumes arriving frequently. And I still won't need more than one outfit slot for anyone.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
If I choose to RP at "home", I have a few costumes that can be considered "at home casual" and my characters change into those until time to go back out into the world to quest or kill bad guys.
I do have about five characters across both accounts, both PC megaservers who need something that's not a close dupe of someone else's look - but I'm sure I'll find what they need eventually, with new motif styles and costumes arriving frequently. And I still won't need more than one outfit slot for anyone.
Yeah, but wouldn't you still think it was better if people, who do want them, could buy outfit slots across all characters (for a reasonable price)?
I get that you don't need extra slots, at all, but surely an account-wide feature would be better for most people?
I say this as someone who only really ever plays her main!
...and one of the reasons I only really play my main, in this game, is because I can't contemplate the amount of money I might end up spending if I didn't.
Sylvermynx wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
Same. I craft a single look for each character and stick with it. If I make changes, it's just minor tweaks like colors.
Don't understand the need for more than one outfit slot myself. If I want to completely change the look, why would I want to save it?
Exactly!
While I also typically only have one "look" at a time for my characters, there isn't really any way to save settings like a template so personally I would buy one or two slots if they were account-wide. I find I'm hesitant to change my outfit if I like it because once I save it, I may not like the adjustments in different lighting and then I won't remember how to go back.
Because it's so expensive for slots, I just leverage costumes more but I would get better use out of the outfit system if it was more affordable.
A nice compromise might be giving a few additional slots along with a DLC or Chapter without making them account-wide altogether. It would not negatively impact people who wouldn't use them but would be nice for people who might.
Some people in this game have an amazing knack for creating characters, creating outfits, designing homes, etc. but that just isn't me. I'd like some safety nets for when I mess things up. I have this same issue with the character creation screen. I start tweaking and then realize I liked it better before I started changing things but I can never go back and make it look the same. I wish we could clone, adjust, and compare.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too..
newtinmpls wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too..
Wow....and I thought my three accounts with .... 16+11+1 was a lot.
Well done!!
TBH, if outfit slots were account wide, I would probably buy them; as it is, I have not done so and don't plan to.
We all understand that you need do generate revenue and maximise profits, however, we all agree that this is already too much and in general makes no sense.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Uh sorry. You don't speak for me - I don't need more outfit slots. I find a look that works for each of my characters (all 51 of them - and very few in the same motif or costume) and the only time I change it is if something about the character changes enough that the look needs to change too.
If I choose to RP at "home", I have a few costumes that can be considered "at home casual" and my characters change into those until time to go back out into the world to quest or kill bad guys.
I do have about five characters across both accounts, both PC megaservers who need something that's not a close dupe of someone else's look - but I'm sure I'll find what they need eventually, with new motif styles and costumes arriving frequently. And I still won't need more than one outfit slot for anyone.
Yeah, but wouldn't you still think it was better if people, who do want them, could buy outfit slots across all characters (for a reasonable price)?
I get that you don't need extra slots, at all, but surely an account-wide feature would be better for most people?
I say this as someone who only really ever plays her main!
...and one of the reasons I only really play my main, in this game, is because I can't contemplate the amount of money I might end up spending if I didn't.
Well, my post was more because I was offended at someone I don't know presuming to "speak for me". Actually, I don't care if they choose to provide account wide slots - unless something else goes begging because the devs chose to go there instead of somewhere else.
And I kind of don't think this particular thing would be "better for most people". I haven't noticed an overwhelming interest in this request since I've been here (starting June of 2018). Now it's possible I simply never noticed such an overwhelming interest.... but I HAVE noticed an incredible amount of interest in performance improvements....
Dusk_Coven wrote: »Suppose they do make it account wide. What would be a fair way to handle people who bought slots on multiple characters?
Dusk_Coven wrote: »Suppose they do make it account wide. What would be a fair way to handle people who bought slots on multiple characters?
Maybe give them their Crowns back, for anything over and above the max number of slots (is that 10, or 12?)?
I can't imagine many people will have maxed out their outfit slots on multiple chars, at the current prices, though.
Nope. Not likely.Outfit slots account wide: will happen?!
Two words to describe what has to happen first: Hell. Frozen.

TheShadowScout wrote: »Nope. Not likely.
Its way too much of a can of worms to make something account wide that people DID pay for.
Two words to describe what has to happen first: Hell. Frozen.
I am surprised that they allowed us as much freedom as they have with this system. This competes against the Crown Store costumes. It effectively replaces them with a much better system, even with the punitive cost of the extra slots. I don't know how eCommerce allowed this to go live with nothing more than an outrageous slot cost. Someone must know where the skeletons are buried.
Given this thread, https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/394951/1500-crowns-per-outfit-slot-1-slot-just-under-1200-for-every-slot ,I don't expect them to reverse the decision, or even talk about it.