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shadowhearttshadowheartt Member Posts: 27 Arc User
have an idea of a gold material for all ships if you buy such from the latnium vendor make more value to latnium after unlocked can make any/all ships gold with same expect shine and all

Make the golden ship models both sides have as your full ship. And make the texture marks not be colorable but look like indented marked on them like a mark on a gold bar
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  • shapeywhelmshapeywhelm Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    They already made a GPL ship skin over a year ago.

    no way to get it as of yet.

    http://i.imgur.com/RMFVxTm.jpg
  • shadowhearttshadowheartt Member Posts: 27 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    they need to as make use of latnum more valid and for all ships klingon and fed een the vulcan orion and the atrox carrier as well as all lock box ships
  • johngazmanjohngazman Member Posts: 2,826 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    They already made a GPL ship skin over a year ago.

    no way to get it as of yet.

    http://i.imgur.com/RMFVxTm.jpg

    Thank god for that.
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  • rvlion79rvlion79 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    For my KDF I would like my hull to be as black or dark grey/black'ish as possible.
    Why would I want an army forest or arctic camouflage print for my ship.
    Space is black with a few stars so I would prefer something that is visually more difficult to see.
  • shadowhearttshadowheartt Member Posts: 27 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    there is a concept add several material types to the latnium store again giving latnium a value
  • shadowhearttshadowheartt Member Posts: 27 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    can add white too and a shiny color types like the atrox has in red blue green purple and orange
  • delerouxdeleroux Member Posts: 478 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    johngazman wrote: »
    Thank god for that.

    For real. I have no desire to see a bunch of gaudy monstrosities flying around.
  • shadowhearttshadowheartt Member Posts: 27 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    then dont make urs that way it be fore those who want theirs that way
  • zurganuszurganus Member Posts: 108 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    then dont make urs that way it be fore those who want theirs that way

    yours...will be...for

    Thank you for your time.
  • sosolidshoesosolidshoe Member Posts: 174 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    then dont make urs that way it be fore those who want theirs that way


    As long as all of us have to suffer the gaudy aesthetic sensibilities of other players, everyone has the right to have a say on whether or not new cosmetic options should be allowed.

    When Cryptic give me the ability to set a toggle to ON which causes all other players to display as wearing Starfleet uniforms, and all ships to display in a coherent theme, you can plaster your ship and outfit with as many gaudy neon dayglo metallic gubbins as you like, until then, it's bad enough I have to see neon pink and lime green TOS Movie uniforms every time I visit ESD, I don't want to be assaulted with the same horrible TRIBBLE when I undock as well.

    We are PWE. Your forums and game accounts will be added to our own. Your community will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.
  • asimosaasimosa Member Posts: 58 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    No! My immersion! Fragile as an eggshell, delicate as a sapling in a storm. It must be protected at all costs!!
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  • sosolidshoesosolidshoe Member Posts: 174 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    asimosa wrote: »
    No! My immersion! Fragile as an eggshell, delicate as a sapling in a storm. It must be protected at all costs!!

    I never get why some people have such a problem with the concept of immersion. The same people can usually grasp the idea when viewed in the context of films or books as suspension of disbelief, they can understand that we're all capable of ignoring or explaining away incongruities to a certain extent because it allows us to enjoy the story, and that going past that point can affect that enjoyment, but for some reason the moment games come into the equation the exact same principle inspires vapid sarcasm, even hostility.

    We are PWE. Your forums and game accounts will be added to our own. Your community will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.
  • tacofangstacofangs Member Posts: 2,951 Cryptic Developer
    edited May 2013
    You guys realize that Latinum itself is not gold in color right? It's Gold PRESSED Latinum. i.e. Gold Encased Latnium. The strips and bars you see in DS9 are gold because gold is a cheap enough commodity to be used as a case to house the liquid latinum inside of it.
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  • skiffy1skiffy1 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    tacofangs wrote: »
    You guys realize that Latinum itself is not gold in color right? It's Gold PRESSED Latinum. i.e. Gold Encased Latnium. The strips and bars you see in DS9 are gold because gold is a cheap enough commodity to be used as a case to house the liquid latinum inside of it.

    Agreed! Latinum is a silver liquid, which looks kinda like mercury. (as shown in DS9's episode Who Mourns for Morn)

    http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20051012054737/memoryalpha/en/images/0/0e/Pure_Latinum.jpg
  • polie05polie05 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I would pay a lot of Zen to be able to unlock a gold Hull!!!!
  • zerobangzerobang Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    i want a chome plated ship skin... exactly like that Breen Ship in the Winter Ornament!

    would look somewhat like this:
    http://a.tgcdn.net/images/products/additional/large/dea2_enterprise_pizza_cutter_alt.jpg


    i mean, come on if Star Wars can do it:
    http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20071230065230/starwars/images/a/af/Royalstarship.jpg

    ...

    would look better than an Ambassador Class with Reman Set visuals. (srsly wth is wrong with the people still doing that? you don't know where the off button for visuals is?)
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  • lazarus51166lazarus51166 Member Posts: 646 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    For real. I have no desire to see a bunch of gaudy monstrosities flying around.

    why is it when I read that the first thing that came to mind is 'is the owner persian and does the ship have blue shag carpeting?' like that south park episode
    then dont make urs that way it be fore those who want theirs that way

    that is not a valid excuse to add anything to the game. people have a right not the see this kind of TRIBBLE in game
    As long as all of us have to suffer the gaudy aesthetic sensibilities of other players, everyone has the right to have a say on whether or not new cosmetic options should be allowed.

    When Cryptic give me the ability to set a toggle to ON which causes all other players to display as wearing Starfleet uniforms, and all ships to display in a coherent theme, you can plaster your ship and outfit with as many gaudy neon dayglo metallic gubbins as you like, until then, it's bad enough I have to see neon pink and lime green TOS Movie uniforms every time I visit ESD, I don't want to be assaulted with the same horrible TRIBBLE when I undock as well.

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  • polie05polie05 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    why is it when I read that the first thing that came to mind is 'is the owner persian and does the ship have blue shag carpeting?' like that south park episode



    that is not a valid excuse to add anything to the game. people have a right not the see this kind of TRIBBLE in game



    this

    Because some of us actually do spend money on the game and WE want to see it. How is your excuse to not want to see it more valid than my own? It is not other than I and other PvP'ers like myself keep this game alive so you can QQ about shiny ships.
  • jexsamxjexsamx Member Posts: 2,803 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I never get why some people have such a problem with the concept of immersion. The same people can usually grasp the idea when viewed in the context of films or books as suspension of disbelief, they can understand that we're all capable of ignoring or explaining away incongruities to a certain extent because it allows us to enjoy the story, and that going past that point can affect that enjoyment, but for some reason the moment games come into the equation the exact same principle inspires vapid sarcasm, even hostility.

    It's not the concept that eludes me personally here.

    It's this sense of entitlement some people get about how their immersion is somehow more important than others' fun, to the point they feel they can dictate what is or isn't added to the game because it offends their impeccable aesthetic sense or mars their own personal vision of what Trek should look like.

    I hope you get your toggle, but when it comes down to it, others' freedom trumps your immersion. Deal with it.
  • sosolidshoesosolidshoe Member Posts: 174 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    jexsamx wrote: »
    It's not the concept that eludes me personally here.

    It's this sense of entitlement some people get about how their immersion is somehow more important than others' fun, to the point they feel they can dictate what is or isn't added to the game because it offends their impeccable aesthetic sense or mars their own personal vision of what Trek should look like.

    I hope you get your toggle, but when it comes down to it, others' freedom trumps your immersion. Deal with it.


    Ah yes, "freedom", the word that ends any argument :rolleyes:

    Let's try this then; how is the reverse any less entitled? Afterall, you're saying that their fun(yours?) is more important than my fun, aren't you? And which is the more unreasonable request; wanting to play a game in which the aesthetic matches the source material, or wanting to ignore the source material to suit one's own whims despite the fact that it negatively affects others' enjoyment?

    Tell me, if your fun was derived from playing balanced ship-to-ship PvP, and someone came to the forums and requested that the devs put the Death Star into the game, complete with one-hit-kill superlaser - should their "freedom" trump your fun then?

    How about if someone wanted to play as a Mimbari from Babylon 5 - afterall, you'd only be breaking people's immersion by including races from a completely different franchise, so why shouldn't they be allowed?

    Everyone draws the line somewhere, so tell me where you would draw it, and then explain to me why you wouldn't be "entitled" for doing so.

    We are PWE. Your forums and game accounts will be added to our own. Your community will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.
  • decroniadecronia Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    jexsamx wrote: »
    It's not the concept that eludes me personally here.

    It's this sense of entitlement some people get about how their immersion is somehow more important than others' fun, to the point they feel they can dictate what is or isn't added to the game because it offends their impeccable aesthetic sense or mars their own personal vision of what Trek should look like.

    I hope you get your toggle, but when it comes down to it, others' freedom trumps your immersion. Deal with it.

    Who has the sense of entitlement? To flip it round some peoples idea of fun is somehow more important than others, and immersion is part of the fun for some. there is always going to be head butting in this area with both sides accusing the other of entitlement issues.

    The last time I RP'd it included pen, paper and multiple dice so very long ago. I do not RP in games as I really do not want to do it, however I try to make things fit and not be jarring to the whole "fit" of a game in my eyes. For example my uniforms are a mix of black, white, station colour and "gold" where my VAs are concerned whereas I have seen some crazy combinations and some that make a lady of the night look over dressed. Now if these combinations weren't allowed from the beginning then people most probably wouldn't have cared about not having them, it is now too late for this to be changed.

    Our "freedoms" in this game, or any, are set by those who make it.
  • aelfwin1aelfwin1 Member Posts: 2,896 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I want Cryptic/PWE to sell ad space on the hulls of our starships so we can look like NASCAR racing cars. :P

    Hey , I made a post about the Borg having PREMIUM advert spaces on their cubes , only to have that post shut down .

    Dosen't everybody want to fly by a cube that's flashing VIVA LAS VEGAS !!! on it's hull ?

    I mean we need something to top "Come to Quark's, Quark's is fun, come right now, don't walk - run!" . :)
  • jexsamxjexsamx Member Posts: 2,803 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Ah yes, "freedom", the word that ends any argument :rolleyes:

    Let's try this then; how is the reverse any less entitled? Afterall, you're saying that their fun(yours?) is more important than my fun, aren't you? And which is the more unreasonable request; wanting to play a game in which the aesthetic matches the source material, or wanting to ignore the source material to suit one's own whims despite the fact that it negatively affects others' enjoyment?
    Because the game is designed to allow these freedoms by default, and you are the one suggesting these freedoms be taken for the sake of your immersion.

    I am playing the game, you are trying to make it something it is not.
    Tell me, if your fun was derived from playing balanced ship-to-ship PvP, and someone came to the forums and requested that the devs put the Death Star into the game, complete with one-hit-kill superlaser - should their "freedom" trump your fun then?

    How about if someone wanted to play as a Mimbari from Babylon 5 - afterall, you'd only be breaking people's immersion by including races from a completely different franchise, so why shouldn't they be allowed?

    Everyone draws the line somewhere, so tell me where you would draw it, and then explain to me why you wouldn't be "entitled" for doing so.

    Perhaps "freedom" was a poor word to use. I think decronia hit the nail on the head here:
    decronia wrote: »
    Our "freedoms" in this game, or any, are set by those who make it.

    As such, if the devs wanted to give us Death Stars and Mimbari? Sucks to be us, I guess, but the moment they're put in the game, we kind of lose the right to cry that they shouldn't be here. Best we can do then is ask for better textures and some game balance, because the question of whether or not people can use them is already answered. I suppose with enough backlash those things could be removed, but it would take a firestorm of biblical proportions to get Cryptic to pull something they obviously would have had to fight for the rights to use in-game.

    So, for where the line is drawn? It's drawn nice and thick at "wherever Cryptic wants it," and right now that line includes awful color schemes and bad kitbashes.

    At the end of the day, you have to play the game for you, and let others do as they will with the understanding that they have as much right to have fun as you do. Griefing is the obvious exception, but bad fashion sense is hardly equatable to griefing...
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