Variant & Criterion Dungeons

[Iscah]

I had a thought on what glamour they could have included, which is in the game but not accessible. Have you noticed that there are a few different variations of the Oasis/Riviera/Glade sets? I think there's at least two other versions of each gendered Oasis top – from memory, a fancy red version of each, a sleeveless version of the men's top and yellow-sash version of the women's top, and I've seen that last one on a male NPC so they went to the effort of adjusting those versions when they got gender-unlocked. So it seems likely that they're also adjusted for all races as well, or they can draw on the models of the accessible versions.

The Glade gear goes even beyond this and there seem to be entire designs we don't have access to – I suspect that peasant dress we see on a number of NPCs is meant to be the female counterpart to the Glade Tunic that we get, and there are multiple versions of the tunic, including a shirt version that cuts off at waist length, and two versions of boots: the mender at the Gridania inn is wearing knee-length boots, and characters wearing the peasant dress have a thigh-length version. (I accidentally got the camera wedged inside the skirt of an NPC when attempting to look at her shoes...)

I also thought of a missed opportunity on the Noir set, because it would have been a good chance to give us "rolled-up sleeves", built as elbow-length gloves with mostly bare arms and just the cuff around the upper edge of the piece.

[OgruMogru]

I had a thought on what glamour they could have included, which is in the game but not accessible. Have you noticed that there are a few different variations of the Oasis/Riviera/Glade sets? I think there's at least two other versions of each gendered Oasis top – from memory, a fancy red version of each, a sleeveless version of the men's top and yellow-sash version of the women's top, and I've seen that last one on a male NPC so they went to the effort of adjusting those versions when they got gender-unlocked. So it seems likely that they're also adjusted for all races as well, or they can draw on the models of the accessible versions.

The Glade gear goes even beyond this and there seem to be entire designs we don't have access to – I suspect that peasant dress we see on a number of NPCs is meant to be the female counterpart to the Glade Tunic that we get, and there are multiple versions of the tunic, including a shirt version that cuts off at waist length, and two versions of boots: the mender at the Gridania inn is wearing knee-length boots, and characters wearing the peasant dress have a thigh-length version. (I accidentally got the camera wedged inside the skirt of an NPC when attempting to look at her shoes...)

I also thought of a missed opportunity on the Noir set, because it would have been a good chance to give us "rolled-up sleeves", built as elbow-length gloves with mostly bare arms and just the cuff around the upper edge of the piece.

Oh my god I would have loved this! I glam both the oasis tops quite often and would loooove more variations!