Ninja weapon tassels need work.

Recently acquired my Sasuke's blades, and while the weapon design in itself is lovely, the tassels on the blade, same with the Yoshimitu's, are poorly done.

http://puu.sh/dvAlW/f0286da5d0.jpg

No matter what position you have the weapons in, no matter if you are attacking or not, the tassels are static and do not move, at all.

I would much prefer them not to be there at all, then to be put in the way they currently are. And I am perfectly aware that programming them to "sway" and what not is probably not as simple just saying "fix it!", but it would be lovely to have these looked at.

My reaction to obtaining Yoshimitsu;

"Awesome!"
/equip
"Wait, these tassels... FFS SE..."

No more tears.

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Originally Posted by Nalien

My reaction to obtaining Yoshimitsu;

"Awesome!"
/equip
"Wait, these tassels... FFS SE..."

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I said the same, but I was like oh it's all good, new relic coming soon! Tassels...

Too much moose. that is all

Remember FFXI and this awesome mod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxvUwWzjGhs

I want the same for FFXIV !!

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Originally Posted by Nexxus

Remember FFXI and this awesome mod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxvUwWzjGhs

I want the same for FFXIV !!

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That is really nice, and how they should look in my opinion.

Bump for the tassels!

Just got these myself and a google search brought this thread up...

The tassels are bothering me as well... :/

Static tassels, headband ties that just stick out straight back like flattened twigs protruding from our skulls, chest pieces with permanently circular extra room around the waist as if some of bird-cage like mesh was layering the inside... I'd probably have gotten used to it if there weren't competing MMOs in which the cloth effects were realistic and detailed enough for even a baggy pair of pants to behave realistically when kicking. The lack of cloth physics, etc., really take away from otherwise very appealing art assets, and I don't see why PS4 and PCs can't have some additional setting to fix it, rather than being left at some universal PS3 limit. I'd gladly throw in $15 and even, say, some 10% of my fps for some decent cloth physics...