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작성자: RXTV
9/13/2015 5:17:15 AM
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COLOR WHEEL INSTEAD OF SHADERS
I'm sick and tired of finding a perfect shader to make my guardian look cool!! There needs to be a color wheel with all different shades and you should be able to customize each individual armor piece whatever color and whatever shade!! Bump the shit out of this if you agree!! If not, explain why in the comments!!
Edit 1: Alexman has a great idea
Edit 2: let's bump to get deej or Cosmo here
Edit 3: Craiglogan has been drinking but has a hell of an idea! Keep them coming guys!! BUMP IT BITCHES
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I always thought it would be better to have guardians start with primary colors only on a color wheel. Then they could unlock secondary and tertiary colors through the same way we get shaders now. Then we could unlock special effects (the glowhoo and queens web effects" through raids. With some colors/ effects havering their own rarities. We would still be bound by the "one exotic" rule. We have three different color slots and would only be allowed a single exotic color/ effect. For example we would be able to equip Queens Web (an exotic effect) to either the primary color, the secondary color or to the highlight slot. I hope this makes sense.i've been drinking.
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4 답변Exotic shader, "the heart of the void" ~this unusual shader has the potential to be altered to a guardian's will. Click triangle or y for a color wheel and select primary and secondary colors, lock to keep (just unlock to change at any time)
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It is a trade off, really. On the plus side, you will get infinite customization and on the down side, you will instantly render every other shader obsolete I like the idea of Alexman0724, with his exotic shader approach. One tweak I would make, though... Once you've "locked in" your color selection a certain number of times, you can no longer change it - making shaders still relevant.
