
But you can dye companion's outfit just as your outfit, at least with ESO+, no?
In Outfit Station you have several tabs for it - by default when you activate Station, your costume tab opens, then you can switch to outfits. And just the same for companions - you can switch between their costumes and outfits and dye it separately as you want
But you can dye companion's outfit just as your outfit, at least with ESO+, no?
In Outfit Station you have several tabs for it - by default when you activate Station, your costume tab opens, then you can switch to outfits. And just the same for companions - you can switch between their costumes and outfits and dye it separately as you want
Elvenheart wrote: »Just an aside, for some reason when I read the title of this topic, I thought you wanted the best costume for when your companion is dying. 😊
Elvenheart wrote: »Just an aside, for some reason when I read the title of this topic, I thought you wanted the best costume for when your companion is dying. 😊
Elvenheart wrote: »Just an aside, for some reason when I read the title of this topic, I thought you wanted the best costume for when your companion is dying. 😊
To be fair, even though not everyone understands they meant "dyeing", it's still true that English is just awful in so many different ways. Especially for non-native speakers.
Elvenheart wrote: »Just an aside, for some reason when I read the title of this topic, I thought you wanted the best costume for when your companion is dying. 😊
To be fair, even though not everyone understands they meant "dyeing", it's still true that English is just awful in so many different ways. Especially for non-native speakers.