ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Agreeing with the sentiment that it's nicely detailed, but something seems off about it. It's as though it's missing the various mesh morphs that would have altered it's size to fit the body shape of the character. Or...is this intentional, to try to make the character look as though they're the same size as the 'nord hero'?
Either way, if it's an error, I hope it gets fixed.
smallhammer wrote: »Just use "hide your helm".
The thing about this costume, is that it looks like when elderly people pull their pants almost up to their arm pits.
Apart from that it has a nice look
Elvenheart wrote: »I really hope the other two costumes get the same anniversary treatment! 🙂
Elvenheart wrote: »I really hope the other two costumes get the same anniversary treatment! 🙂
Erickson9610 wrote: »Elvenheart wrote: »I really hope the other two costumes get the same anniversary treatment! 🙂
I'm sure they might, but if you are subscribed to the ESO newsletter, you'll find that they sent out an email titled "Earn Free Skyrim-themed Rewards with Golden Pursuits!", implying that the motivation behind remixing the Nord Hero Armor costume (and introduce the Adventure-Ending Arrow adornment) is to appeal to fans of TES V: Skyrim.
Again, we might get remixes of the other alliance hero costumes, but this Golden Pursuit campaign is more so Skyrim fanservice than it is ESO fanservice.
FabresFour wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »Elvenheart wrote: »I really hope the other two costumes get the same anniversary treatment! 🙂
I'm sure they might, but if you are subscribed to the ESO newsletter, you'll find that they sent out an email titled "Earn Free Skyrim-themed Rewards with Golden Pursuits!", implying that the motivation behind remixing the Nord Hero Armor costume (and introducing the Adventure-Ending Arrow adornment) is to appeal to fans of TES V: Skyrim.
Again, we might get remixes of the other alliance hero costumes, but this Golden Pursuit campaign is more so Skyrim fanservice than it is ESO fanservice.
Yeah, maybe. The costume’s name implies it’s meant to celebrate the tenth anniversary. Clearly, we’ll get the costumes from the other factions soon enough.
Now, if they used a Nordic costume to draw attention to Skyrim, well, good for them, I guess? Skyrim is still one of the greatest RPGs of all time, so using Skyrim to self-promote makes a lot of sense lol.
But I have to admit: it feels odd. It would’ve made more sense for the first Golden Pursuit to be Breton since the next event is literally... Legacy of the Bretons? LOL
Lol, Zenimax should have realized that ship sailed LONG ago. Everyone who played ESO at launch thinking it was going to be "Skyrim multiplayer/online" has long left and has zero interest in playing this game, no costume or adornment will change that. I sincerely hope that wasn't the intention and they just simply thought current players who liked Skyrim would find the adornment specifically entertaining (because that costume has little Skyrim vibes to it, the older version was more Skyrim than this take on it).Erickson9610 wrote: »Yeah, the costume is very much meant to be part of ESO's 10th anniversary celebration. I just wanted to point out that the marketing for this Golden Pursuit is trying to get fans of TES V: Skyrim interested in playing ESO to claim those rewards.
ElvenOverlord wrote: »It makes my Altmer look fat lol