Hmmmm, complaining about the name. Great......

Hmmmm, complaining about the name. Great......



Be happy they don't use a name like in german.
Projektion (projection)

The name doesn't bother me that much. I do feel that gating it to level 50 is a bit odd. When you consider how many actual features come at level 15, 20, or 30 to restrict something that has zero impact on actual game play to level 50 is just off. Really the only way that makes sense is when you compare it to the other instances where the development team seems to change their minds midway through development.



you do realize some of the mose masculine men in western society wear rings and earrings right? and that masculine men have done so throughout history of the entire world right? not to mention most of the rings and earrings in the game aren't all that feminine to begin with...P.S. I'm not complaining, I just dislike the name. My emphasis lies more in the female-connotation of being "glamorous" in a Western Society... which' why I bring up the point I can't hide my earrings or necklace. Some may disagree, but I already feel forced into too much femininity in the game already.[/B]
Last edited by Wildsprite; 03-24-2014 at 03:40 AM.
What are the other 2 things you want changed?
1) Multi-slot->One-slot doesn't let you Glamour the next slot (e.g. head & chest darklight cowl to healer's robe).
So I can convert my hooded robe into a plain, bodily robe but am not then permitted to wear a headpiece. That's a bit ridiculous, don't you think?
BONUS (OPINION): The Name.
Mirage Prism was 1,000x better. It's already bad enough I'm forced to display earrings on my rugged male Hyur... now I get to 'glamour' myself? If you let me glamour my jewelry into nothing-ness, that could work... but still, Glamour?!
P.S. I'm not complaining, I just dislike the name. My emphasis lies more in the female-connotation of being "glamorous" in a Western Society... which' why I bring up the point I can't hide my earrings or necklace. Some may disagree, but I already feel forced into too much femininity in the game already.


Glamour doesn't mean glamorous.
It can be a type of magical illusion or enchantment, often affecting appearance, to make things appear more attractive.
Mirage Prism isn't 1000x better if you know what words mean.
You're not actually equipping things, you're equipping only the appearance of things to override the appearance of the stuff you're really wearing. They don't alter your stats in any way.unless i misunderstand, turning a hooded robe into a body robe and not being able to equip head gear seems reasonable to me. If you could turn a hooded into a body and still equip head seems like it would be unfair, allowing you to equip extra stats you otherwise wouldn't be able to.
again. maybe i just misunderstand.
Hey, look, a thread all about some guy's insecurity as a man! How about we just call it "bling bling"? But if you prefer to use Moon Prism Power for your pretty transformations, we shouldn't judge.Mirage Prism was 1,000x better. It's already bad enough I'm forced to display earrings on my rugged male Hyur... now I get to 'glamour' myself? If you let me glamour my jewelry into nothing-ness, that could work... but still, Glamour?!
P.S. I'm not complaining, I just dislike the name. My emphasis lies more in the female-connotation of being "glamorous" in a Western Society... which' why I bring up the point I can't hide my earrings or necklace. Some may disagree, but I already feel forced into too much femininity in the game already.
Please & Thank You SE!



Yes
And because there is no headgear in the headgear slot if you equiped a cowl, you can't overwrite the appearance of a not existing headgear.
Last edited by Felis; 03-24-2014 at 10:59 AM.
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