Erickson9610 wrote: »A client-side toggle to hide cosmetics you don't want to see would be ideal for preventing this.
randconfig wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »A client-side toggle to hide cosmetics you don't want to see would be ideal for preventing this.
I guess I would be fine with that, but where do you draw the line? Do you get to pick and choose what cosmetics to see, does that include outfits, what about polymorphs, or in-game earnable skins and costumes. Just seems like it could get really convoluted and take a lot of resources from the dev team..
It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.
I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.
randconfig wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »A client-side toggle to hide cosmetics you don't want to see would be ideal for preventing this.
I guess I would be fine with that, but where do you draw the line? Do you get to pick and choose what cosmetics to see, does that include outfits, what about polymorphs, or in-game earnable skins and costumes. Just seems like it could get really convoluted and take a lot of resources from the dev team..
I'm fine with it too but it will never happen because every cosmetic you see in the game is an advertisement for the crown store.
randconfig wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »A client-side toggle to hide cosmetics you don't want to see would be ideal for preventing this.
I guess I would be fine with that, but where do you draw the line? Do you get to pick and choose what cosmetics to see, does that include outfits, what about polymorphs, or in-game earnable skins and costumes. Just seems like it could get really convoluted and take a lot of resources from the dev team..
I'm fine with it too but it will never happen because every cosmetic you see in the game is an advertisement for the crown store.
I'm fine with it too but it will never happen because every cosmetic you see in the game is an advertisement for the crown store.
Anyone remember this?
Personally the dancer personality where people wiggle non stop is kind of odd...like what is wrong with them.
It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.
I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.
Chili_Pepper wrote: »2018...Tamriel Hero looks like
2025...
We got what we deserve...
Chili_Pepper wrote: »2018...Tamriel Hero looks like
2025...
We got what we deserve...
darkriketz wrote: »It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.
I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.
How many "members of the Great Houses of Morrowind" have I seen while playing ? Telvanni, Hlaalu and Redoran shouldn't be allowed names for played characters.
darkriketz wrote: »It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.
I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.
How many "members of the Great Houses of Morrowind" have I seen while playing ? Telvanni, Hlaalu and Redoran shouldn't be allowed names for played characters.
Why on earth not? They're perfectly cromulent names for in-world characters to have. Why would it be unreasonable for some little-known, never-going-to-inherit minor scion of House Telvanni to go off and seek their fortune as an adventurer? If you go to that level of nitpickingness it's entirely immersion-breaking to see hundreds or thousands of other (player) characters running around all of whom have also defeated Molag Bal in exactly the same way as you. Fortunately TES has the ultimate lore-preserving feature that it's all explicitly part of the creator's dream, so you can retcon this and literally everything else as you're inside a big dragonbreak where any and all versions of reality all coincide and interact, so when you see this *other* version of The Hero, it's just another version of you inside the creator's dream. Which, I suppose, it actually is...
darkriketz wrote: »It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.
I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.
How many "members of the Great Houses of Morrowind" have I seen while playing ? Telvanni, Hlaalu and Redoran shouldn't be allowed names for played characters.
Why on earth not? They're perfectly cromulent names for in-world characters to have. Why would it be unreasonable for some little-known, never-going-to-inherit minor scion of House Telvanni to go off and seek their fortune as an adventurer? If you go to that level of nitpickingness it's entirely immersion-breaking to see hundreds or thousands of other (player) characters running around all of whom have also defeated Molag Bal in exactly the same way as you. Fortunately TES has the ultimate lore-preserving feature that it's all explicitly part of the creator's dream, so you can retcon this and literally everything else as you're inside a big dragonbreak where any and all versions of reality all coincide and interact, so when you see this *other* version of The Hero, it's just another version of you inside the creator's dream. Which, I suppose, it actually is...
Chili_Pepper wrote: »2018...Tamriel Hero looks like
2025...
We got what we deserve...