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Funzinnu BT
Bread Fish
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Posted - 2014.11.20 07:54:18 -
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Now!
Kaalakiota : was cleaning again. (before / after image) Duvolle : Proper luster (gloss was too severe) Minmatar(T2 contains) : Was a little brighter. Remove rust. It's clean (after image) Ark : not bad, good (after image) |
Kyzer Artevis
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
8
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Posted - 2014.11.20 09:22:22 -
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13kr1d1 wrote:I'll approve these new designs for ships when the terrible Tristan design is replaced with the original, and the moa is reverted to its original gloriousness.
The Joust frigate a la incursus wasn't really in need of a redesign, but the antenna array is positive, however the old incursus belly bulb and other distinct shape being absorbed into "block design blandness" similar to what happened to the tristan and the moa, no... just no.
If anything, what was done to the tristan should've been done to Moa and blackbird. The new blackbird looks alright, but definitely as a new ship rather than retconning the design of the blackbird itself. Instead of completely redesigning caldari ships, bring back the old artists to redesign the ships so that they're familiar, yet more "hip".
I don't really understand why ships have to be continually redesigned anyway. Can't the art department work on improving player stations and POS arrays, rather than messing with stuff that isn't silly or broken in original ship design?
The redesigns are all awesome, go away. |
Arla Sarain
124
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Posted - 2014.11.20 10:29:33 -
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CCP Mankiller wrote:There's a devblog coming up with all the answers! ...and lots of formulas... This shouldn't have been said until like an hour before the blog release. Now we're all sitting here waiting for it and it hasn't happened yet D:
T2 Duvolle ships look a bit bland. Like the Maulus has this nice matt green over the metallic hull. But the Keres looks too much matt grey covered with this bland sand yellow. A bit of gloss on the yellow maybe? Gloss isn't bad, as long as its moderate |
Rivr Luzade
Coreli Corporation Ineluctable.
981
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Posted - 2014.11.20 13:21:46 -
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Not good! The Ark needs to have this royal red of the Absolution with the same shimmer to it, not this read of dried up blood.
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Alvatore DiMarco
Capricious Endeavours Ltd
3093
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Posted - 2014.11.20 14:06:29 -
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Just when you thought I was gone, I'm not - and today I have commentary about Megathron hulls.
A long time ago, I remember watching an interview about EVE. They were talking to someone in the art department, I believe and the relevant part was where this person was explaining the philosophy behind item designs in EVE. This was pre-Trinity and things like cans looked overwhelmingly different. Anyway, he said that (for reasons I don't remember) everything in EVE was intended to look old and worn and used; rust and dirt and corrosion and decay just everywhere because this isn't a pristine, well-maintained society we're living in. Looking over the ships, I get a strong feeling like we're going back to that kind of philosophy again after a few years now of shiny ships and everything coming into the game looking fresh and new and well-maintained.
While I'm not posting to disagree with going back to those design roots (if in fact that's what is going on here) I do want to say that in some places it can feel a little harsh to see clean surfaces suddenly covered in rust.
With that in mind, I would like to suggest that maybe the rust effect on the Megathron hull be toned down a bit - especially on the inside, between the hull prongs. It gives the whole ship this kind of Minmatar feel, like maybe someone has been spending too much time doing fancy Gallentean drugs and not enough time doing the ship maintenance I paid them for.
The Quafe and Navy megathrons have the same rust effect going on, although their color schemes conceal it better than the base Megathron does. It's a bit less noticeable on the Navy mega, as it blends in better. It stands out a bit more noticeably on the Quafe megathron, where the brown rust doesn't blend in with the black paint. I'll refer back to the Quafe mega later, so keep it in mind.
Moving on a moment to the Kronos, I looked all around the ship. I'm alt-tabbing again and again to keep looking as I write this. It looks a lot better than the last time I said anything about it, so good work on that. I can't seem to find any particular traces of rust between the hull prongs though.
If the hull prongs on the Megathron-based hulls were cleaned up to be more like the prongs on the Kronos and if the color patches on top of the prongs and around the ship were a bit shinier than the rest of the ship, (like how the Quafe Edition's blue patches are just slightly shinier) then I personally think the ship would be much improved.
Obviously I don't work for the art team but it seems to me as if someone decided "T1 ships should be rusty and dirty while T2 ships should be maintained and not rusty." I do remember how the Nighthawk was, though, so perhaps this is a misinterpretation on my part. Let's move on to the final Megathron hull, though.
The Vindicator: Famous (or infamous) throughout EVE, beloved (and equally hated) by many and probably the signature ship of the Serpentis line. It's a lot better now than it was when the PBR was first implemented on SiSi, but I don't think it's quite there yet.
Remember that rust I keep going on about? If anything, the Vindicator has even more of it. Sure, it's a pirate ship and pirates are outside the law and don't have access to the amenities of Empire but we're talking about Serpentis, though. They started off as legitimate science and started to deal in all kinds of things (including drugs) and roll around in drug/abduction/science money for amusement. Serpentis ships have always been sleek and clean and above all else almost completely black.
The Vindicator isn't. The Vindicator looks like a black ship where paint has corroded away to reveal brown underneath - maybe like someone left it outside in the salt and snow and ice over the winter.
It was a little tough to see at first, which is why I had this feeling about the Vindicator that something wasn't right but couldn't quite figure out what, but then I noticed that the outer surfaces of the hull have all that aforementioned brown. I said I'd be mentioning the Quafe Edition again, and here it is: The Quafe Edition doesn't have this mixture of black and brown all over it and looks amazing for the unity of color. The same goes for the Kronos.
Remove all the brown from the outside of the Vindicator, like in that notched area behind the outside of the front prongs and in the middle of the ship, where you've got that kind of angular structure coming up above the drone bay and the sides of the control tower. Turn all of that black. If you want to have weathering and rust, keep it as details and not a measurable part of the color scheme.
The forward part of the prongs, on the outside where it's black plating and the rear quarters of the ship where it's black plating as well with that piece that juts out on each side for a hardpoint - those outermost bits of black plating are very well-done and if the entire ship was like that, with the rust and dirt kept minimal (moreso than on the base/Navy Mega, even) then I think an appropriate balance between weathering and sleek black ominous-ness would be struck with the Vindicator. |
Alvatore DiMarco
Capricious Endeavours Ltd
3093
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Posted - 2014.11.20 14:14:59 -
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Rivr Luzade wrote:Not good! The Ark needs to have this royal red of the Absolution with the same shimmer to it, not this red of dried up blood.
Believe it or not, they're actually the same red. The difference is that the Absolution's red is very glossy and the Ark's is ... not.
While I'm commenting on Carthum ships though, I do want to absolutely take a moment to point out that the base/accent color has been switched around (deliberately? accidentally?) on three ships that I've noticed so far:
- Pilgrim
- Retribution
- Crusader
It's reasonably well-evident by looking at other ships that Carthum's main color is that dark red with the gold as an accent, just as Khanid ships are black with silver as an accent. Khanid ships (and most Carthum ones) follow the T1 Amarr layout, with their main and accent colors in the same place. These particular ships, however, do not obey the trend. Someone from Tri-Lambda may come around and say "we deliberately did this because we felt it looked better this way", but until that happens we can only assume these hulls are in need of being corrected to fit with the rest of the Carthum line. |
Rivr Luzade
Coreli Corporation Ineluctable.
981
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Posted - 2014.11.20 14:33:58 -
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Alvatore DiMarco wrote:Rivr Luzade wrote:Not good! The Ark needs to have this royal red of the Absolution with the same shimmer to it, not this red of dried up blood. Believe it or not, they're actually the same red. The difference is that the Absolution's red is very glossy and the Ark's is ... not. While I'm commenting on Carthum ships though, I do want to absolutely take a moment to point out that the base/accent color has been switched around (deliberately? accidentally?) on three ships that I've noticed so far:
- Pilgrim
- Retribution
- Crusader
It's reasonably well-evident by looking at other ships that Carthum's main color is that dark red with the gold as an accent, just as Khanid ships are black with silver as an accent. Khanid ships (and most Carthum ones) follow the T1 Amarr layout, with their main and accent colors in the same place. These particular ships, however, do not obey the trend. Someone from Tri-Lambda may come around and say "we deliberately did this because we felt it looked better this way", but until that happens we can only assume these hulls are in need of being corrected to fit with the rest of the Carthum line.
Then the Ark needs the gloss as well.
I pointed out the switched colors on these ships a couple of pages back. Hopefully, CCP changes that back. It looks kind of OK on the Crusader, but Pilgrim and Retribution are a no go.
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SpaceSaft
Capts Deranged Cavaliers Gentlemen's.Club
102
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Posted - 2014.11.20 14:54:37 -
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I like most of the changes a lot. It's cool that Amarr and some select others are literal bling ships now.
I know the Minmatar shaders are only a new addition and probably still WIP, so here I go: They don't look very believable.
Gallente and Amarr have some shiny bits and I think that's fine, Caldari are corporate like and I think they're capable of giving a complete new coat of paint to ships, so it makes sense that they look uniform, but the Minmatar not so much.
From the right/wrong angle the Minmatar shader looks like dull plastic.
This is fine, the blackness value of the black parts is debatable but that's an easy adjustment if you choose to make it.
This looks wrong though. It looks too clean and or uniform for minmatar, especially in comparison with the color map that's supposed to look worn and dirty.
Hope restored.
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Alvatore DiMarco
Capricious Endeavours Ltd
3093
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Posted - 2014.11.20 15:05:54 -
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SpaceSaft wrote:I like most of the changes a lot. It's cool that Amarr and some select others are literal bling ships now. I know the Minmatar shaders are only a new addition and probably still WIP, so here I go: They don't look very believable. Gallente and Amarr have some shiny bits and I think that's fine, Caldari are corporate like and I think they're capable of giving a complete new coat of paint to ships, so it makes sense that they look uniform, but the Minmatar not so much. From the right/wrong angle the Minmatar shader looks like dull plastic. This is fine, the blackness value of the black parts is debatable but that's an easy adjustment if you choose to make it. This looks wrong though. It looks too clean and or uniform for minmatar, especially in comparison with the color map that's supposed to look worn and dirty.
If the minmatar brown was more of a reddish brown than the neutral or yellowish brown it's becoming, then I think the ships overall would look a lot better. |
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CCP Sledgehammer
C C P C C P Alliance
327
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Posted - 2014.11.20 15:41:40 -
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Red/Gold inversion on certain Carthum ships was unintended. Should be fixed up soon.
Graphical QA Analyst | EVE Quality Assurance | Team TriLambda
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Bagrat Skalski
Poseidaon
6480
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Posted - 2014.11.20 17:08:07 -
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Maybe the worn look could be made an option for those ships, like when you take damage to armor in amount of 10000 times the 100% of standard amount of hp, it would became worn, until repackaged.
Recon makes them stronger
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13kr1d1
Hedion University Amarr Empire
78
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Posted - 2014.11.20 17:58:18 -
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Alvatore DiMarco wrote:Just when you thought I was gone, I'm not - and today I have commentary about Megathron hulls.
A long time ago, I remember watching an interview about EVE. They were talking to someone in the art department, I believe and the relevant part was where this person was explaining the philosophy behind item designs in EVE. This was pre-Trinity and things like cans looked overwhelmingly different. Anyway, he said that (for reasons I don't remember) everything in EVE was intended to look old and worn and used; rust and dirt and corrosion and decay just everywhere because this isn't a pristine, well-maintained society we're living in. Looking over the ships, I get a strong feeling like we're going back to that kind of philosophy again after a few years now of shiny ships and everything coming into the game looking fresh and new and well-maintained.
While I'm not posting to disagree with going back to those design roots (if in fact that's what is going on here) I do want to say that in some places it can feel a little harsh to see clean surfaces suddenly covered in rust.
With that in mind, I would like to suggest that maybe the rust effect on the Megathron hull be toned down a bit - especially on the inside, between the hull prongs. It gives the whole ship this kind of Minmatar feel, like maybe someone has been spending too much time doing fancy Gallentean drugs and not enough time doing the ship maintenance I paid them for.
The Quafe and Navy megathrons have the same rust effect going on, although their color schemes conceal it better than the base Megathron does. It's a bit less noticeable on the Navy mega, as it blends in better. It stands out a bit more noticeably on the Quafe megathron, where the brown rust doesn't blend in with the black paint. I'll refer back to the Quafe mega later, so keep it in mind.
Moving on a moment to the Kronos, I looked all around the ship. I'm alt-tabbing again and again to keep looking as I write this. It looks a lot better than the last time I said anything about it, so good work on that. I can't seem to find any particular traces of rust between the hull prongs though.
If the hull prongs on the Megathron-based hulls were cleaned up to be more like the prongs on the Kronos and if the color patches on top of the prongs and around the ship were a bit shinier than the rest of the ship, (like how the Quafe Edition's blue patches are just slightly shinier) then I personally think the ship would be much improved.
Obviously I don't work for the art team but it seems to me as if someone decided "T1 ships should be rusty and dirty while T2 ships should be maintained and not rusty." I do remember how the Nighthawk was, though, so perhaps this is a misinterpretation on my part. Let's move on to the final Megathron hull, though.
The Vindicator: Famous (or infamous) throughout EVE, beloved (and equally hated) by many and probably the signature ship of the Serpentis line. It's a lot better now than it was when the PBR was first implemented on SiSi, but I don't think it's quite there yet.
Remember that rust I keep going on about? If anything, the Vindicator has even more of it. Sure, it's a pirate ship and pirates are outside the law and don't have access to the amenities of Empire but we're talking about Serpentis, though. They started off as legitimate science with plenty of science money and started to deal in all kinds of things (including drugs and slavery) and roll around in drug/abduction/science money for amusement. Serpentis ships have always been sleek and clean and above all else almost completely black.
The Vindicator isn't. The Vindicator looks like a black ship where paint has corroded away to reveal brown underneath - maybe like someone left it outside in the salt and snow and ice over the winter.
It was a little tough to see at first, which is why I had this feeling about the Vindicator that something wasn't right but couldn't quite figure out what, but then I noticed that the outer surfaces of the hull have all that aforementioned brown. I said I'd be mentioning the Quafe Edition again, and here it is: The Quafe Edition doesn't have this mixture of black and brown all over it and looks amazing for the unity of color. The same goes for the Kronos.
Remove all the brown from the outside of the Vindicator, like in that notched area behind the outside of the front prongs and in the middle of the ship, where you've got that kind of angular structure coming up above the drone bay and the sides of the control tower. Turn all of that black. If you want to have weathering and rust, keep it as details and not a measurable part of the color scheme.
The forward part of the prongs, on the outside where it's black plating and the rear quarters of the ship where it's black plating as well with those pieces that jut out on each side for hardpoints - those outermost bits of black plating are very well-done and if the entire ship was like that, with the rust and dirt kept minimal (even more minimal than on the base/Navy Mega), then I think an appropriate balance between weathering and sleek black ominous-ness would be struck with the Vindicator.
I dsiagree about goingback to roots. New blackbird and T3 amarr destroyer come to mind. As far as rust goes, though, how can ships have time to rust when they're blowing up or being shield and armor repped? We have nano-bots that clean the hull, rust is an iron thing, and who makes ships out of iron on the hull when there's stronger materials around?
At 5 drones of T2, the Tristan is nearly as powerful as the Algos, with a cheaper price tag, better maneuverability and speed, and smaller sig radius to avoid the lazy carebearish T3 station blapping -10s who have no life. Pick tristan for FW.
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Kaylin Drake
Profound Destiny
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Posted - 2014.11.20 19:29:59 -
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I've been looking again since the updates. I have to say things are coming along better than they were. I appreciate the removal of sand especially, that's a good change. I noticed some details being added back in for the drake, thank you.
You added lighting to the inside of the wings to the drake in the front and while that is fine and all, the reflection on the front results in a weird color distortion that to me just plain looks bad, would be better if you could tone down the reflection. http://imgur.com/a/QXTRU
It still feels like some ships are a bit low res and details a bit dulled out.. but you seem to be working on that, so I'm happy things are getting fixed.
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Nagarythe Tinurandir
House of Freedom The Pursuit of Happiness
190
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Posted - 2014.11.20 20:01:19 -
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CCP Sledgehammer wrote:Red/Gold inversion on certain Carthum ships was unintended. Should be fixed up soon.
any chance to keep them "inverted" on the crusader and the retribution?
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Bagrat Skalski
Poseidaon
6511
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Posted - 2014.11.20 21:10:36 -
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Quote:you ever repair holes in regular metal? It involves cleaning out damaged and rusty stuff and then welding "clean" metal into the hole. I assume nano-bots would be more effective.
What about paintjob? Do nanobots have spraying cans?
Recon makes them stronger
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East Windstar
Viziam Amarr Empire
424
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Posted - 2014.11.20 23:55:11 -
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Andreus Ixiris wrote:Hey, Sledgehammer, are we going to get the ability to wear the GDN-9 "Nightstalker" Combat Goggles on our foreheads as suggested by this image? This has been a requested feature by almost everyone who owns them for a while now.
This |
Ganthrithor
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
864
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Posted - 2014.11.21 00:35:47 -
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Oh dear, the new Cyclone and Claymore are way too shiny!
E: also, make the Hurricane dirtier!
E2: the brown parts of the Minmatar capitals look like ass. Well, actually like clay, but at any rate not like metal at all. The metallic bits (the ventral side of the Nidhoggur, for example) are really nicely detailed and realistic looking, but the brown parts (dorsal side of the Nid, for example) are just horrifically generic, unrealistic, and uniform looking. |
Rivr Luzade
Coreli Corporation Ineluctable.
985
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Posted - 2014.11.21 15:53:57 -
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There was a patch today, but nothing has changed on the Carthum ships. So hopefully with the next.
I would also like to add that the Khanid as well as the Amarr Navy ships indeed need their blue lights back. The current white with a hue of puke green is not satisfying. Plus, they seem to have the same window colors as some Minmatar and Caldari T2 ships.
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The Widow looks certainly better without the rust and dirt on it. In general, I would say that some shine at least on the red Kaalakiota stripes wouldn't hurt. These ships are the pride of their production lines, I am sure these ruthless corporate monsters want to express that at least in such a subtle way.
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As far as I've seen, some of the Minmatar T2s also suffer from this flatness in their light reflections. |
Makoto Priano
Priano Trans-Stellar State Services Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive
6489
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Posted - 2014.11.21 17:30:02 -
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Just checked today, and the KK and Guristas ships look great. I'm glad that the Onyx got back the KK-standard double stripes, and the Guristas ships look like they've got some subtle but effective blacklining around the panels that really makes 'em pop.
One thing to note: I feel like the Vulture doesn't match up with the Eagle or Harpy-- the panel demarcations seem both a bit too broad, and a bit too deep, as if someone had gouged out the path on a model with too-wide a blade.
I'd definitely recommend lowering the impact of those. The ideal, for me, is the dipped-in-gold sheen and smoothness of the new Eagle, which is just amazing.
Priano Trans-Stellar: elegant solutions for the State's needs.
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Arthur Aihaken
X A X
3959
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Posted - 2014.11.21 18:15:52 -
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I'm not entirely sure why the Kaalakiota ships have had a base colour change from black to dark grey. I think this is partially why they look washed out, as there's less of a contrast between grey and red stripes and black and red stripes. The Barghest is still missing all of the awesome panel shading, texturing and details. Seeing as how this is supposed to be a "stealth" ship, could it just be changed to matte black instead per the original artist renderings?
I am currently away, traveling through time and will be returning last week.
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Leonard Nimoy II
Dark Force Protectorate Special Operators Federation Alliance
84
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Posted - 2014.11.21 22:10:48 -
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Can the Cynabal plz go back to being black :( "angel cartel needs color improvements" said no person ever.
Anyone else found that some of the pirate faction ships look washed out? Aside from cyna, also Ashimmu, dram, phantasm. EDIT: Add Kronos, navy domi to that list. In some cases the opposite is happening - contrast is almsot blinding (e.g. tormentor, punisher). |
Unezka Turigahl
Det Som Engang Var
462
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Posted - 2014.11.21 23:16:23 -
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The Blackbird is a cool model, but its hard to read. It's like the light doesn't interact with it well. The planes aren't differentiated enough. Not only the planes, but also entire forms. Look at it from the side and the big tower thing just kind of gets lost and blends into the rest of the ship. Maybe it needs a darker gray tone strategically placed. The texture also looks low res.
Makoto Priano wrote:Just checked today, and the KK and Guristas ships look great. I'm glad that the Onyx got back the KK-standard double stripes Onyx does indeed look much much better now with the simple stripes rather than the scattered red spots it had before.
Makoto Priano wrote: The ideal, for me, is the dipped-in-gold sheen and smoothness of the new Eagle, which is just amazing.
All the Ishukone fade needs to get thrown out the window in my opinion. It still looks bad. The simple stripes on the Rhea is the better direction.
Makoto Priano wrote: I'm not entirely sure why the Kaalakiota ships have had a base colour change from black to dark grey. I think this is partially why they look washed out, as there's less of a contrast between grey and red stripes and black and red stripes.
Well it's darker than it is on TQ. Both the base color and the red. And it's actually red now, instead of orange/pink. Pure black doesn't seem to work very well, just look at the Claymore. It turns into a jumbled blob. Though... some of the other Core Complexion ships aren't as bad. Maybe the Claymore is just too shiny.
Makoto Priano wrote: Can the Cynabal plz go back to being black :( "angel cartel needs color improvements" said no person ever. One of the few color schemes in game that really does not need to be touched at all.
I miss the solid color reddish brownish "black" that Angel ships used to be. It was a unique color and worked well with their sleek forms. |
Unezka Turigahl
Det Som Engang Var
462
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Posted - 2014.11.22 00:46:41 -
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Stripes for Ishukone! Feathered Eagles! |
Ganthrithor
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
864
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Posted - 2014.11.22 03:22:37 -
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Unezka Turigahl wrote: All the Ishukone fade needs to get thrown out the window in my opinion. It still looks bad. The simple stripes on the Rhea is the better direction.
The whole gold thing on the Ishukone ships is a disaster IMHO. Remember the old days when Ishukone ships had cool urban / snow camo paintjobs? Those were the days! Those ships looked amazingly cool. I wish they'd bring that livery back.
On another note, I saw people mentioning a new pass on the Kalakkiota ships, so I checked those out again today. Can't say I'm a fan of the changes. The Nighthawk still looks decent, but the Widow looks stupidly sanitized now. The Onyx is an improvement in the livery layout (The red chevrons are back! Hooray! Now put them on the Rook!), but still looks too clean IMHO.
Basically, CCP should have whoever is responsible for the Sabre / Scimitar skins go over every single ship and apply fine weathering details like those across the board. Those ships look so good it's unreal: there's weathering all over them, but it's subtle and realistic looking. A+ to whoever did those skins.
Oh, and the new Gila skin is a big improvement. I like the additional contrast and weathering on that ship. Looks much less washed out and clay-like now.
Edit: Oh man, the Naga looks really good, too! If you could make more Caldari T1 stuff look like that... |
Arthur Aihaken
X A X
3960
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Posted - 2014.11.22 03:44:21 -
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+1 on this idea!
I am currently away, traveling through time and will be returning last week.
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Aglais
Deep Core Mining Inc. Caldari State
521
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Posted - 2014.11.22 04:01:12 -
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All of my support goes to this. |
Warde Guildencrantz
TunDraGon Cynosural Field Theory.
1109
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Posted - 2014.11.22 04:07:08 -
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Eh, now the kaalakiota ships are dark grey again. Hope that doesnt stay that way.
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Rivr Luzade
Coreli Corporation Ineluctable.
990
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Posted - 2014.11.22 07:35:23 -
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If the base color does not stay this gray and is turned into black as it is on TQ, I am fully behind this color theme. Looks very neat. |
Unezka Turigahl
Det Som Engang Var
470
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Posted - 2014.11.22 07:35:42 -
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Another shot of what a more subtle Eagle could look like
More hi-tech and sci-fi looking I think. I also think it would be cool if it had a white-ish underbelly. More bird-like. |
Arla Sarain
126
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Posted - 2014.11.22 11:08:59 -
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