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Moved Ability to cycle gear appearance after enhancing
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I have noticed that once you enhance a weapon or armor it can drastically change the appearance. This defeats the point of customization and keeping a weapon the whole game. It would be cool if we could cycle through the tier appearances after unlocking them like in Ghost of Tsushima. You still keep the stats but can continue using the item as it looked at tier level one.
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@aloninor Yeah I really prefer having control over how I look in these games. It takes away from the experience when things look over the top. I already saw a video of a guy enhancing his hammer and I prefered how it looked before it got enhanced
seems you can’t change back yet so maybe they can patch it in. Seems like an easy thing to add -
@mwhita89
weren’t we able to change the appearance in Odyssey to any that we had discovered previously? I believe so and like it for the reasons mentioned. Hope it just hasn’t been shown or will be patched in. -
@detroitin2019
it was patched in later. Valhalla was made by the Origins team so the transmog is not in this game. We’ll have to keep pestering them to add it. This and the combat camera are my biggest gripes with the game so far. -
in Valhalla we don’t need the transmog system since you can just keep upgrading the weapon/armor stats. We just need the ability to cycle through a weapon or armor’s appearances so we can use the appearance we prefer. I’m just writing this so if Ubisoft sees this they understand what I’m trying to say.
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Thanks for clearing that up. I hadn’t played Odyssey in awhile so wasn’t clear. I’m all for customization but keeping appearance options. Since they said you can go entire game with a weapon we like, a big reason could be how it looks.
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@detroitin2019
yeah now we just need to wait. Once I get a chance I’ll try to put screenshots in this thread from the inventory screen in Valhalla and the inventory screen from Ghost of Tsushima so Ubisoft can see what I am talking about. Or better yet I’ll see if I can find a YouTube video showing how this worked in Ghost of Tsushima
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