Tailor Archive

in addition:

Field I - Patterened Wookie Gloves should be Patterned Wookie Gloves

Formal IV - PatterenedSlipdress should be Patterned Slipdress

Casual IV TITLE - Clotheir should be Clothier

Formal I - Dress Blouse does not make mention of its gender restriction

Formal II - Flared Jacket does not make mention of its gender restriction

Wooly Jacket requires wooly hide but Wooly Shirt requires no wooly hide, Bristle hide belt does not require bristly hide, Leather belt does not requirey leathery hide (please put these restrictions in!)

The ribbed shirt began giving "more exp" right after developpers announced that higher level schematics would get a slight boost in exp.

Long gloves (long leather gloves, long uniform gloves, etc) force the wearer's jacket to unequip when equipped. Shouldn't they fit over or under?

Additionalidentical skill enhancement items put into sockets in a single piece of clothingdo not give additional skill modification points.

Crafted cargo pockets (components) share the same name as the looted cargo pockets (containers)

There is a looted, uncraftable"robe" (floorlength, longsleeve, has several layers of long frills down each sides) which shares the same name as the "robe" (sleeveless, single-layer, floorlength) from Formal II.

Tailors never achieve a true red/crimson.... instead are given raspberry/fuschia.

There is almost no visible difference between Novice Tailor - Thin Striped Pants and Casual II - Striped Slacks

Belts do not fit to the body... in fact many actually float around the waist like an inner tube

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Mirielle,

Kauri, Naboo, Theed

I noticed last night that when I equipped a Tech Pack it would distort and seem to stretch over my back if I equipped my rifle. When I didn't have anything in my hands it would look normal.

Wookie Sage's Hood model collides frightfully with ALL Wookie jerkins and the 2 strap bandolier. The entirety of the Hood model should "sit on top of" jerkins, bandoliers and backpacks - right now, the jerkin model pokes through the hood.

The Wookie Smock makes everyone look "fat" - its too bulky.

The Suit Jacket texture is so "wrinkly" that any color OTHER than black looks horribly mottled, and black is SO black that you cannot make any pants to match. Please iron the Suit Jacket!

Thank you Donnah.

I do not work for Sony or Lucasarts. I do not "work" for you, and I dont get paid or get any special priviledges. Though I will do my absolute best to represent everyone... I'm not bound by some special rules, or fighting to keep my job. I'm not a community spokesperson.. I'm just a messenger. So PLEASE stop shooting the messenger! ^_^

I'm sorry some people can't take a joke "Nyah nyah leave me alone". It was meant to mirror some people's silly attitudes about a very silly dispute.

"Don't feed the trolls" is a very easy thing to say when you dont have people bashing you for no reason. This position started out with everyone being very friendly and kind and helpful, and I would appreciate it if everyone stayed that way. If you're unhappy with the way I am representing the tailor profession to the devs, please send in your application and maybe next month, you can be the one to show us your skill at deflecting critisism and always being the better woman.

Until then you can work WITH me, or stop posting.

"It's a fairly safe assumption that the devs didn't intend to design the cloak as a way for female toons to appear topless."

Umm, no it's not. EVERY open jacket/vest piece of clothing does the "no bra" thing. It's a very safe assumption that the devs did infact intend to design the cloak as a way for female toons to appear slightly more topless than than would in a gunman or spec-ops duster or other open top.

I disagree with putting it as a bug. Bringing it to their attention is one thing, but it's not in any way a bug like broken/backward color paletes, wrong item names, missing item depictions or anything that is an actual bug, so shouldn't be on that list.

Thanks for doing a good job Alichai

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Jatten wrote:

There is almost no visible difference between Novice Tailor - Thin Striped Pants and Casual II - Striped Slacks

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There is a difference, though I didn't notice it until I made some that were pastel colored. And it's a frightening one.

Thin Striped Pants are traditional men's tuxedo pants. Striped Slacks are jeans, with the option to color the outseam. Doubt me? Make a pair with slate blue for both colors, and take a good look. Notice the design of the pockets, the way that side seam lines up and is darker than the base fabric, the wrinkles in front that are about even with the inseam.

In fact, I proclaim the following combination The Forbidden Outfit: Shortsleeve Shirt (in any color, but especially black) combined with Striped Slacks (blue on blue) combined with Casual Shoes (in black, gray, or white). Why? Because George Lucas will vomit, and immediately cancel the license of the game, if he realizes how many players would choose to dress their characters like fanboys and fangirls.

If you really must have the bare look, get an infiltrator suit that matches your skin. Follow Thrawn's example

I'm not sure if this is a bug but since I just got formal 4 today I wanted to mention it. The luxurious gown uses the 'leather' palette. (Only the top of the gown can actually be colored right now which is already in the list). It would be nice if we could use the full palette for this item-leather can be dyed a LOT of colors. I dressed funny when I was a teen, and I have seen vibrant red smooth leather, bright turquoise suede and pink suede, so the notion that 'you can't dye leather very easily' doesn't wash. A gown like that would likely use a very fine quality of leather, and I know for a fact that you can dye it colors other than the naturals and pastel shades that we're currently allowed.

Wow, there is a lot here...

I don't know about you guys and gals, but I'm starting to have a hard time following all the bugs.

Time for a New "**The Big List**" ?

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AyaneKimusume wrote:

Ah well, I think we’ve got this issue sorted now. It shouldn’t be on the list because it’s not a bug as you thought it was.

Whether you agree with people dressing like that, or even with being able to dress like that, is a different matter entirely and not something for a buglist.

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I disagree. The ESRB rating on Galaxies disallows overt displays of partial or total nudity.

Obscenity laws are alive and well in several American States, which means in those locations obscenity is NOT a matter of opinion, it is a matter of law.

This is an bug. Specifically an Art bug. It should be squashed before some parents startthrowing complaints and lawsuits around.

There is no nudity. Itis"close but not quite". The female avatar is still wearing panties, and while you cannot the breasts, at least not any more than you can from someone wearing a bikini top.

Submit it as a bug that the bra disappears, let Sony decide how to proceed.

IF...your going to quote ESRB:

http://www.esrb.com/esrbratings_guide.asp#symbols

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Content may be suitable for ages 3 and older. Contains no material that parents would find inappropriate.

EVERYONE

Content may be suitable for persons ages 6 and older. May contain minimal violence and some comic mischief or crude language

TEEN

Content may be suitable for persons ages 13 and older. May contain violent content, mild or strong language, and/or suggestive themes.

MATURE

Content may be suitable for persons ages 17 and older. May contain mature sexual themes or more intense violence or language.

ADULTS ONLY

Content suitable only for adults. May include graphic depictions of sex and/or violence. Not intended for persons under the age of 18.