i thought it might be kind of cool if they'd added way better clothes to wear to add more uniqueness to the AI's and to you.

To the second question, i thought it was kind of dull that every single person would wear the exact same thing every single day, not matter what. i thought that they could change their clothes like a normal person.

If you have any other ideas, respond

Interesting lol

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Sorry I've just always wanted to do that.

Diversity is always nice.
But, until the 1950's people where I live had exactly two sets of clothes. work clothes and sunday clothes.
I think its perfectly normal for a farmer or cobbler to wear the same clothes every day.
Maybe some more variety in the upper classes.
I would certainly like more different models for the types of clothes though.

And pants not automatically turning into a skirt on girls.

The first poll needs more alternatives, I think so I voted other. Guess I'll have to explain it now; well, BGS could add a orchestra of clothes, doesn't matter that much about the quality. So when there are a lot of clothes to wear the AI will randomly pick out a new outfit (depending on their status level) what to wear the next weak or something. This will help the AI have diferent clothing, at least to some degree and the game will look a tremendous amout better. For the second poll I voteed for 'yes'... ofc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us9ox2pMWzw

Pretty much: http://i52.tinypic.com/vnctug.jpg

How would clothes be unique if all of the options are copying already well-established brands?

LOL

People in medieval settings really didn't have many sets of clothes like they do today. Clothes were difficult to make before the mass production of fabric, so you really only owned one or two sets. If you're in the middle class, you might be able to afford to replace your clothes if they tear or get dirty. The upper class would have many different wardrobes with extravagant styles (because they have the best tailors working for them and no lack of funds) and the lower class essentially has one or two sets of raggedy clothes that get patched up whenever they tear. And being homemade by non-professional tailors, they'd be very simplistic in design, like a tunic.

I would like to see lots of cloths difference between certain classes and also expensieve clothes, com'on in Oblivion what you call expensieve you can buy for 3 goldpieces at Palyanora's in the Imperial City ....

If I am talking about expensieve clothes, I am talking about 50 goldpieces for a tunic, or 100 goldpieces or even more expensieve for a courtiers outfit, a noble outfit .... And certain buidings might even have some sort of dress code before entering ....

But I am affraid this isn't going to be included ...