Character graphical changes are NOT in an acceptable state, please make it optional

[Evergrey]

... now I'm convinced we need some kind of setting for a permanent facial expression emote...

ESO have a nice costumization feature where one can equip a Personality.
Some do more than others, but many of them alters the way a character either stands, walks, runs and idle animations & facial expressions.
This could solve a lot of things and add a whole new way of people to express their characters personality.

However, I can already see that some might be locked behind raids/pvp/achivements and people will complain as to "why lock something behind something only x% of people play" reactions.

[OgruMogru]

ESO have a nice costumization feature where one can equip a Personality.
Some do more than others, but many of them alters the way a character either stands, walks, runs and idle animations & facial expressions.
This could solve a lot of things and add a whole new way of people to express their characters personality.

However, I can already see that some might be locked behind raids/pvp/achivements and people will complain as to "why lock something behind something only x% of people play" reactions.

Oh I would love something like this, I long for a perma /smirk! Posture/stride customization like Dragon's Dogma would be great too ;_;

[4clubbedace]

Oh I would love something like this, I long for a perma /smirk! Posture/stride customization like Dragon's Dogma would be great too ;_;

you can already do something like this in portrait, choosing different face expressions, seperate from the actual body emote you do.

I dont think its out of the realm of possibility for you to choose a select of facial expressions as a "resting" face at idle. thinks like, grin, smirk, furrow.

this is why i have a hard time empathizing with a lot of the unconstructive nonfeedback of "the personality changed!!!" when there isnt any personality in either before or after since everyone is set at a neutral idle anyways.

but have the ability to choose an actual expression would give a lot of personality to characters and would go a long way