British uniforms are too dark. Please make lighter red uniforms
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British uniforms are too dark. Please make lighter red uniforms
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Last edited by Astaroth; November 20, 2009 at 09:32 AM. Reason: spoilers added
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I agree with You.
CA You make good job with historical uniforms, but there are still some things You have to improve.
And as stated before those sreenshots are ones using the placeholder images and are not representative of the final game or the uniforms Britain actually has in the game.
I would suggest waiting until more screenshots showing off the new uniforms have come out before making threads like this otherwise you are making threads about things that have already changed.
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As far as I'm concerned the standard and accuracy of the uniforms, is a direct measure of the care beng applied to the rest of the game. This was certainly true of ETW, where CA not only got the uniforms wrong, they got the entire game wrong, both in terms of tactics. strategy, diplomacy, challenge and gameplay. The poor uniforms were therefore, an accurate measure of the lack of attention and interst applied to the rest of the game including the quaility of the coding.
Therefore, the extent to which we can see an improvement in the uniforms (which is the easiest bit to get right) is the best indication we have of the extent to which we can expect to see improvements elsewhere. If nothing else it shows how committed the design team are to getting this game right.
It's really as simple as that.
Last edited by Didz; November 20, 2009 at 03:10 AM.
If you "don't care about the bloody uniform!!!!" then why are you even commenting in this bloody thread?
It has been said before, and needs to be said again for the uninformed, there are different people working on the AI(hopefully there working on it). Jack Lusted and team work on the uniforms, etc. And it is to those that this thread is addressed, not your precious AI team!!!!
"we have whiners on this board, no wonder CA never shares anything with us, everybody starts crying the minute the button is wrong".
And yet CA is sharing with us, and believe it or not Jack Lusted has politely taken the time to discuss details of the uniforms, with people who hopefully have the freedom of choice to express their concerns, over uniform details, without being called "whiners". Now whilst I understand your frustrations with said AI, or lack of, is that a fair excuse to hassle others with different interests/concerns?
Now onto your precious AI, people are often whinning about it, and CA rarely or never come onto this forum to discuss it, so maybe you need to eat the poop your shovelling????
British uniform jackets actually went darker with wear, turning almost brick red over time, due to the red dye leeching from the cloth. Fresh recruits joining the army in Spain frequently mistook veteran British soldiers for Portuguese militia, simply becuase of their tanned skin and brown jackets.
However, having said that, the image you posted makes it quite clear that in certain conditions its hard to distinquish the red jackets of the British models from the Blue of the French. In the foreground for instance they are almost identical. Making the British jackets lighter could help.
P.S. Is it me or are some of those British soldiers wearing white gloves, if so why?
P.P.S. Has anyone else noticed also, that every one of them is a flank company man, and a huge nimber are sergeants. Not really sure what thats all about. Hopefully, the units use have just been cobbled together from a limited stock of finished models, as you clearly didn't get battalions of flank companies, or sergeants.
P.P.P.S. Ok! getting nit-picky now, but there is something wrong with the sergeants jackets too. The privates seem to have the correct button lace, but the Sergeants jackets look odd. To me it looks like someone has given them officers jackets, you can just see the turned back lapel at the throat showing the regimental facing colour. Looks like someone needs to do some corrective editing on the Sergeant model.
P.P.P.P.S. Right! I'm going to stop looking at that picture now becuase the more I look the worse it gets. French Grenadiers, wrong colur epaulettes, should be Red not Gold, Shako Cords should be white not red, collars plain blue not piped, coat tails and cuffs red not white.
Is this an old picture, becuase I thought most of these problems had been sorted?
Ah! ok I see Jack has already pointed that out. So, shutting up now.
Last edited by Didz; November 19, 2009 at 05:38 AM.
Aren't the Brit's in the screenshot all wearing a Sargeants waist sash? But to be fair to CA, the games not out yet.
Because they are the old placeholder models.P.S. Is it me or are some of those British soldiers wearing white gloves, if so why?
And half of them are wearing officer coats too, but then as said, old placeholder models you haven't seen pics yet of British infantry using the new uniform system. ou have seen pics of British Life Guards and other cavalry units, and the colour of the Life Guards coat should give you an idea of how the final British infantry coats will be coloured. And officers coats and gloves will be strictly limited to actually officers along with officers belts.Aren't the Brit's in the screenshot all wearing a Sargeants waist sash? But to be fair to CA, the games not out yet.
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So please next time post actual screensThis first screen was posted yesterday... (British Infantry vs French Artillery)
There is quite a delay in the process of screenshots being taken to be shown and them actually being seen in public. It's why you are still seeing pics of the placeholder models emerge alongside pics of units using the new uniform system which are quite old themselves. It is just how things work.
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Do soldiers in one unit have different trousers (black and blue)? Could You make only one colour for soldiers in the same unit? This will be historical accure.
These placeholder model units uniforms are not perfect, but they are much better than units in ETW.
I am waiting for screenshots where units using new uniform system prepared to final NTW.
First were published screens (these as you said with British Dragoons, Guards and Russian Infantry) but after this: French Artillery vs British Infantry. Please next time won't show old engine screens![]()
the second picture, although it is with the place holders, seems to do better with the units (there is a lack of the 4th sprite and the units that are the furthest away still look like units... and not paper dolls)![]()
Last edited by KLAssurbanipal; November 19, 2009 at 01:09 PM.
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