Optionally, that’d be great. Not everyone would want it that way, though, as they might consider their characters to actually be multiple classes.

That said, it would be awesome if it wasn’t just a cosmetic change but also damage types. Lightning DK whip if you’re a sorc, frost fatecarver if you’re a warden, etc. Wouldn’t be great for elementalists but that’s one build that I’m not sure is even that viable currently?

I mean, it's the least they could do for class identity, isn't it? And in my opinion, it's a lot less risky than a full class refresh.

Judging from their add skill stlye speed, it will be completed around 2036.

i disagree with the post.

more Skill Styling for Class Skills would be awesome.
but i love Subclassing and do not need more limitations.

I actually like how the skills look by default and don't want everything to be homogenized to the same hue. I support new Skill Styles, though, because they offer players more choice.

Replace the "default" option with 2 new options:

*skill line name* default
and
*base class name* default

On a non-multiclassed character both options would do the same thing.
On a multiclassed character the *skill line name* default option would set the colour to what would traditionally be expected from it, while the *base class name* default option would override the colour to match what the character uses on their base skills.

EG: A templar would turn fatecarver yellow with *base class name* default, while a nightblade would turn it red, and a dragonknight would turn it orange.

There are two issues with the re-hues - one I don't think they look very good and two, it'll take ages to make different colours for everything and cost us a fortune.

Instead I'd suggest a non-neon, no flashy effects neutral style for every skill. So it's useful not just for subclassers but for those of us who might want to neutralise some of the more ugly skills on their pure builds. In other words you can see what the skill does, but it's not colour-themed to any class. Make it attractive, but something that better fits into the Elder Scrolls aesthetic. I'm not a five-year-old who needs specific colour coding to know when I'm playing my NB or DK.

I'd also like the option to just show others skills with that neutral style too. This would also be handy for newbies who don't want to be confused what skill is being used because it's orange for one person and purple for another. But also for those of us who game in the evening and don't want our eyeballs to be bombarded by ESO "fashion" skills

It isn't important imo.

Only if we can disable it client side for ourselves along with all skill styles. I don't need another 5,000 recolors and new effects for the same skills making it impossible to read combat flow.

Class identity was bad before Subclassing came along.
The monetisation of skill styles is a part of ZOS's commercial strategy. It seems unreasonable to assume they'd change that without compensation.

I also would like to remind everybody that an animation cannot be simply recoloured. What we have at the moment is a system, where the base skills styles get replaced, not changed.

Remove subclassing, admitting it's the worse thing ever.