Artisan Archive

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Yes for perm

/SIGN

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but only b/c repainting is a real headache...Clothes should lose color/viability the same way weapons, armor, and most everything else in game does but not sure that will ever happen as the tailors have been asking for that for quite some time. oh well maybe this will work..GL

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Dex1138 wrote:
yeah, why don't the vehicles become random colors when called like droids? That would at least be amusing. LOL
I think I'm the only person that likes coloring their ride, but I'll /sign on to get the fade period extended.

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not true after last change the droid dont get random color anymore, they become white.

and droids go same atm with vehicles. 50 calls and color is poof. thats BS. period

i sign up for a permachnge, ppl will use color tools to see differences from time to time but dont have to recolor after 50 McDonalds rides.

or iffading is so much needed to please the devs (god knows why), in god sake make it at least 1000 calls. no normal color fades in 50 calls

coloring is a pure fun factor and bring nothing else, so why bothering it should fade on such insane rates.

Devs let us this some fun at least!!!

I would say no so the kits could still be sold. However I think the customization is far too short. It needs to last much longer

The decay rate should be based either on time, or perhaps even based on vehicle damage. The deeper you allow your vehicle to fall into disrepair, the worse lookin the paintjob. Repairs shouldn't refresh the paint. So if you have a habit of runnin to 50% before repairing, your vehicle will always be halfway faded, unless you run it deeper. That or make it last a week (realtime weak). Somebody else mentioned a week being too short, persinally I'd love to have my paintjobs last that long.

The way it is now, sometimes I kill a paintjob in a short evening of swg, and sometimes it actually lasts a couple of days. So I assume it's based on how many times you call it (just like droids), which kinda bites since my vehicles have a wierd habit of occasionally storing themselves not of my doing.