I want that dressing room set up for my Worgen ,that looks pretty on the fem worgen.
You can choose between the skirt or the trousers, i only show the female with the skirt because⌠well its a skirt, and it looks horrible on the male worgen :v
The shoulders are so meh, it ruins the potential of the rest of the armor set, without them it looks a lot better. But at least you guys got top hats tho :o
I imagine it could look okay if you were trying for a mage look for a male worgen.
Um, maybe, idk i havent checked how the skirt looks without the shoulders.
EDIT: just checked it, yeah i still dont see the male worgen with that skirt ._.
Much like the Blood Elf Heritage armor, there is both a tunic and a ârobeâ style chestpiece! The Female Worgen look better in the ârobeâ version, which is basically a dress.
Grennâs outfit had a lot more visual texture to it. It makes the gold look like a metalic or molded leather lining to a heavy fabric.
The Worgen heritage armor is comparatively extremely flat looking, making the blue and yellow look like a sports uniform, or a toddlerâs Halloween costume version of what the heritage armor should look like.
Ultimately, I donât think the color scheme is the problem so much as the overall quality of the texture and model is just not there. I realize WoW is a cartoon-y game, but this one actually needs a tad more realism IMO.
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It seems to be missing something, something directly related to their history, something integral to how the âraceâ came to be.
Oh yeah, I 'member.
Throw some green on there, cause itâs missing Plague.
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I love the tophat
any class for me to make my own werehatwolf?
It doesnât change the fact that the set still feels boring. Like a high res skin on old armor models.
Well Iâm glad you at least posted what it looks like without the shoulders, because that is significantly better. I still think it looks just too gold for my tastes, but itâs a step up from the teaser image. Itâs just a very lazy set, which is a shame because the art team was basically keeping BfA afloat with the designs theyâve been putting out. The sad thing is I donât think Blizzard is going to make any changes to it, because itâs Blizzard and by the time we actually get to see anything theyâve already locked it down. Would be nice if our feedback actually mattered to them.
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My biggest problem is the gold, not a fan of the color choiceâŚbut that dressing room model has a nice bronzey gild that really meshes well with the darker/faded colors.
Bright gold sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Finally someone pointed this out
Learn your lore people, git gud
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I never saw it without the shoulders. Without the shoulders I actually like this a lot.
See what i mean?!
People see the shoulders and immediately hate the whole set because of them ._.
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I think this basically sums up what I dislike about the set. I donât hate it, but it looks oddly flat ⌠and the way the coat is tucked into the belt really makes it obvious that itâs just 2 pieces stitched together. The KulâTirian coat looks much more like one cohesive piece in comparison.
If it were worn a little looser, and didnât have quite as bright a color palette, Iâd probably love it.
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what the dwarf above me said. i donât mind the color, but if you compare it to kul tiran it looks like just a flat texture and that makes it look kinda dated in a way.
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Everything Worgen are supposed to be Victorian England so the style is there, but I agree that the shoulders undo the look. Maybe reduce the size or incorporating them into the coat with smaller lines?
The shoulders need to be more cape like and wrap around. Also there needs to be way more detail on the vest. It looks half done honestly, itâs way too basic and simple.
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The shoulders need to be more cape like and wrap around. Also there needs to be way more detail on the vest. It looks half done honestly, itâs way too basic and simple.
I can agree with that, it does seem a tad unfinished. Especially when you compare it to the Goblin heritage armor, which is just absolutely beautiful. I love the little rockets popping out of them.