Please add Quality of life changes to Character and Race Change Token's

Fried_Fowl · August 2021

ZOS sometimes our characters look good in character creation mode but then don't look as great while in the game, so can you please add a time period where we can edit our characters appearance for a certain amount of time after using a Appearance or Race Change Token?

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DrSlaughtr · August 2021

The fact you can't change your hair color at the style booth is ridiculous, especially since they sell new hair styles.

Fried_Fowl · August 2021

TheEndBringer wrote: »

The fact you can't change your hair color at the style booth is ridiculous, especially since they sell new hair styles.

Good Point, I can agree to that.

Treeshka · August 2021

They will probably not going to add that time period thing to the game but i assume they can easily add a fully moveable camera with changeable light sources to the character creation section.

Arunei · August 2021

They really need to make it so character creation is done in a place with true neutral lighting, rather than whatever dark and gritty 'starting cell' any given current DLC takes part in. Either that or give the option to turn on or off neutral lighting, or do something. Cheekbones are one of the big problems; they can look fine in character creation, but then you get out into actual lighting of the game and realize you made them too sharp or too soft and suddenly your character's face either has no definition, or they look starved and malnourished.

Heck, even having a short time-frame where you can edit your character after creation, say maybe within an hour, would be nice. They already have a timer functions for numerous other things, so in theory it could be applied to new characters that they have an hour or two to use an unlimited number of 'character edit' tokens. It would also help for those times you forget to change a character's voice and then don't realize it until after they're made.