I see your point but to a certain extent does it really matter? I mean I play this game solo exclusively and I see no other players so to me the way “I” look is the only one that matters. Also I would literally create hundred of different looks and combinations, it’s like a game in the game for me. You’d be surprised how many layered armor sets I created in Monster Hunter Wilds, using all sorts of different assortments.
Maybe one way to do it and still having it be meaningful would be to let us transmog/layer only armor we have obtained and that is the same class of the armor we want to change the look of.
Like medium withe medium, light with light and so on.
Could end up being too complicated but still, worth considering maybe?
same goes for fashion souls. i wore pretty much every set in every fromsoft game, just for the purpose of roleplaying or just looking good, not because of its stats.
and since the gear stat really matter in wicked, its not so easy to just switch a piece for something u like the looks of. it can ruin your entire build if u are missing on critical enchantment affixes.
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Since every item and reward is rng based, you cant get a proper appearance.
Even the cerim gear youve given us is useless for everyone who doesnt use mesh armor.
And for those who use it, it still can be useless if the enchantment fails or youve put the wrong infusion in it.
Since most of the armors look bad, its almost impossible to look good and have a decent build in this game.
So give us transmog like almost every game does.
Let us actually have fun while playing the game.
The arguement to visually distinguish armor weight on players is pointless and also doesnt really work for most armors except plates.
Most armors look very very similar despite being different weight classes.
Dont destroy every aspect of the game with decisions like that.
moved this to the ongoing discussion.
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