How about changing transmogrification so you don’t transmog the armor you wear, but instead you transmog individual body part slots. If you change the armor, the transmog stays.
This would also allow for more slot positions like one for head, one for face (for glasses ect.), and one for neck (for cosmetic necklaces). If you were to transmog a helmet however, the helmet would cover all those slots due to its size.
Also, you should be able to transmog feet, hands, and wrists separately, the way you can transmog each shoulder individually. I would like my hunter to have just one glove, because archery only requires one glove.
What do you think?
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Yeah, I would love this idea instead of what we have. Funny thing is I have this in pretty much every Minecraft mod pack I have played in the last year. You transmog a slot, not an item and this way your “look” is constant even when you swap out equipped items.
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On topic: it’s a pretty good idea, OP. Something like Diablo 4 does.
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Yeah, i have long wanted things to work this way, it’s just so annoying to have to constantly fix your mog every time you get a new piece of gear. When expansions happen and I’m leveling/upgrading gear a heap, i just run around looking like a clown because it’s just too annoying to try and maintain a look.
i’ve never been a fan of this idea, just due to people having different gear sets
I think Blizzard would want to keep the gold sink of changing our transmogs, so I doubt something like this will happen, or at least any time soon.
I wish blizzard would add transmogs who have a tail for jewelry, spike, razors, etc…
Been requesting this since transmog was introduced.
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It works fantastic in SWTOR, one of the few things SWTOR does better than WoW.
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I like this idea but I don’t think there’ll be slots for necklaces or rings or anything like that since in game there are no models for the equipable/lootable stuff. I’m only saying this because the barber already has options for jewelry like necklaces, earrings and other body accessories.
Before transmog was a thing, we had a few huge suggestion threads (WotLK forums) to make transmog a thing. We came up with all the things that’s been brought to the game since then, even the recent stuff. This was one of the biggest secondary wants of the entire system all the way back in WotLK.
It’s a system that works well for a few games. DCUO was one inspiration.
Blizzard could add cosmetic necklaces instead of the barber shop option. I want to wear a necklace on my male characters as well. Also only a few races have the option to add necklaces at the barber.
Yeah exactly and what I’ve been begging for for years.
But then they would have to charge you gold to equip gear which would be very annoying.
I like the idea of locking gear looks to a slot, I have played a few games that allowed for that. Blizzard could handle this two ways.
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A completely new system that adds transmog slots. This would open up more transmog spaces like face and neck. Allowing for looks to be locked so changing gear would not affect them.
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Have two separate systems the normal transmog system that we have now and a gear slot transmog system. With this idea normal transmog could be free while transmoging with the gear slot system would be more expensive than normal transmog. This is because the slot system is more of a long term transmog and convivence fee.
Now Blizzard could just make transmog free and add a gear slot system which would be the best imo.
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If blizz wanted to open up jewelry for all races and genders I think they’ll probably do it at the barber anyway. Why do more work ripping all that stuff off the barber instead of just working with that interface directly
Because people had more cosmetics to farm which translates into time spent in the game.
That means more cosmetics to make and then add as loot and then distribute them in multiple avenues of gameplay. instead of just throwing models into the barber without being physical loot and having to earn or buy them in different places and ways.