Quote Originally Posted by Slevin_Impudicus View Post
Easy. Just tie it to the equipment condition and have it cleaned when mended.
I agree this would be a major graphics/data burden though. If they implemented it, but then had to provide a user setting to toggle it off for performance reasons, then it's better just to fix a more pressing issue.
Tied to equipment condition = awesome.
Overlay on the body of dirt marks and scuffs that appear as the condition worsens. Dings and gouges on weapons would be cool too. Functionality wise it'd be a good way to show that your gear was getting close to needing repairs.
I agree it should need an option to turn it off since it would add some processing requirement to users machines.


I don't think it should be just poo-poo'd away as "we have other things that would be better use of dev time". While this isn't what I'd like instead of my new relic quests, I would like the devs putting a little time into it when they could.