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Is the outfit slot count wrong?
FabresFour
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Here’s the situation: currently on live server, I have 2 outfit slots purchased. One on my character Gwynfour, my main Nightblade, and another on Lucius, my Sorcerer.
When I logged into the PTS, I was surprised to see that both Gwynfour and Lucius only have 2 outfit slots there as well.
Shouldn’t the 2 outfit slots I purchased be added together? If I have 1 extra on Gwynfour and 1 extra on Lucius, shouldn’t I have 3 outfit slots in total for all characters?
I mean, I BOUGHT 2 outfit slots: so that purchase should be converted into 2 new outfit slots for the entire account, right? Or did I misunderstand this? I’d appreciate an explanation from ZOS regarding how this works.
When I logged into the PTS, I was surprised to see that both Gwynfour and Lucius only have 2 outfit slots there as well.
Shouldn’t the 2 outfit slots I purchased be added together? If I have 1 extra on Gwynfour and 1 extra on Lucius, shouldn’t I have 3 outfit slots in total for all characters?
I mean, I BOUGHT 2 outfit slots: so that purchase should be converted into 2 new outfit slots for the entire account, right? Or did I misunderstand this? I’d appreciate an explanation from ZOS regarding how this works.
@FabresFour - 2305 CP
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Director and creator of the unofficial translation of The Elder Scrolls Online into BR-Portuguese.
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At that point, all purchased slots should show. If your example, you say you have two characters with one slot each (so each has two slots: the default and the purchased one). That means after logging in, both characters should have a total of three.3