Voraussetzungen für das Abspeichern von Skins in der Garderobe
Quelle: MMOZone
Die Garderobe hat mit dem Pre-Patch 7.0.3 Ihren Weg in das Spiel gefunden und wurde sofort bei vielen Spielern zu einem liebgewordenen Feature. Doch noch immer herrscht ein wenig Unklarheit darüber wie die Skins der Rüstungsgegenstände gespeichert werden.
Skins in der Garderobe
Im offiziellen World of Warcraft Forum hat Community Manager Ornyx sich nun zu Wort gemeldet. Dort beschreibt er ausführlich welche Skins in der Garderobe gespeichert werden und wie die Voraussetzungen aussehen.
- Der Gegenstand muss permanent an den Charakter gebunden sein
- Der Gegenstand muss vom Charakter getragen werden können
- Der Gegenstand muss den primären Rüstungstyp für den Charakter besitzen
Weiterhin erklärt Ornyx warum die Gegenstände an den Charakter gebunden sein müssen. Die Entwickler wollen verhindern, dass Gegenstände, beispielsweise in Schlachtzügen, hin und her getauscht werden.
Folgend findet Ihr den offiziellen Bluepost vom Community Manager Ornyx.
Blizzard on Skins in der Garderobe (Source)
We’ve been seeing some confusion regarding the restrictions on what appearances a given character can unlock, so we wanted to take a moment to clarify what those restrictions are, and why they are in place.
In order to unlock an item’s appearance, it must:
- Be permanently bound to your character
- Be equippable by the character that looted it
- Be of that character’s primary armor type (e.g. Cloth, Leather, Mail, Plate)
Additionally, if a piece of gear drops while you are in a raid or dungeon, the item’s appearance will be removed from your collection if you trade it to another party member (in the brief period where that’s allowed).
We require items to be bound to your character because we want only one player to unlock an appearance per item. We don’t want to create situations where, say, a group of players passes a BoE item around to everyone, or a raid group has everyone pick up the shiny new sword before the Warrior can have it.
The restrictions by class, level, and armor type are in place for several reasons, the biggest of which is to make sure that all classes are on a relatively even playing field when it comes to collecting appearances. We don’t want everyone who’s interested in collecting appearances to feel like they need to roll a Warrior, for example, because they can technically equip all four armor types. If you want to unlock appearances for your Priest, you should always feel like your Priest is the best character to do it on.
In the end, our goal with this system is to make it easier to fill out your transmog collection without incentivizing unusual or disruptive play habits. As with any system we add to the game, we’re planning to keep iterating on this as time goes on, so thanks as always for your feedback.