It changed his pets color before 118 has startedPawain said:Nothing has changed. They fixed the EC so they can see Nightmare colors. They will finally know what Voids look like.
So if something changes your legacy WW you'd be finePawain said:
So EC can not see the different colors?Mariah said:Unfortunately, apparently, all EC nightmares are hue 0, we just couldn't see it before. I guess we're stuck with grey mares now.
DcBarnum said:However there are special Heirloom Legacy Nightmares
^^They already fuck with the CU's in the past and it was way, way worse than changing the color.. anti legacy, get lost type of move; while giving 2 slots to exploiters.McDougle said:I hope they "fix" Cu's next and turn paragon ones to color 0.....
Umm the EC was never able to tell what color the nightmares are. You are complaining because they fixed it?McDougle said:I hope they "fix" Cu's next and turn paragon ones to color 0.....
Stop prentending this was intended.. they clearly overlook this special mare with their change, the focus is elsewhere (EC for NL)Pawain said:You are complaining because they fixed it?McDougle said:I hope they "fix" Cu's next and turn paragon ones to color 0.....
You have no content so you bring up a blaze Cu? Wth does that have to do with them fixing a years long problem?
Drop from your pedestral when talking to someone on this very topic and everyone can still read this:Pawain said:Nothing has changed. They fixed the EC so...
Mariah said:Unfortunately, apparently, all EC nightmares are hue 0, we just couldn't see it before. I guess we're stuck with grey mares now.
They should never change legacy pets in any way whatsoeverPawain said:Umm the EC was never able to tell what color the nightmares are. You are complaining because they fixed it?McDougle said:I hope they "fix" Cu's next and turn paragon ones to color 0.....
You have no content so you bring up a blaze Cu? Wth does that have to do with them fixing a years long problem?
Well since those colors still spawn, they are not legacy. Can still get them plus 4 new colors and soon even more colors.McDougle said:They should never change legacy pets in any way whatsoeverPawain said:Umm the EC was never able to tell what color the nightmares are. You are complaining because they fixed it?McDougle said:I hope they "fix" Cu's next and turn paragon ones to color 0.....
You have no content so you bring up a blaze Cu? Wth does that have to do with them fixing a years long problem?
We don't judge allenPawain said:😂 None of you looked on Test Center. EC can see the nightmare colors now.
They are grey on Prodo but correct where the patch is.
The real question should be, why am I a female fire ele in EC!
That clears it for me But why is @Pawain displaying as a female Fire elemental?? Enquiring minds want to know . . .Kyronix said:Hello everyone, let me attempt to shed some light on this confusing situation.There are two types of changes we can make to the game. Client changes and server changes.Client changes update the game clients (CC & EC). This includes things like how paper doll art displays, what tile art looks like, and how the static map layer (the stuff you can't highlight with your cursor) looks. These changes happen independent of server publishes.This also includes how creatures (mobs/mobiles) look in the game.Some number of years ago, the Nightmare could/would spawn in hue 1109. At some point this was changed so that all Nightmares spawn in hue 0.What this meant for the classic client is there are 4 different body types that display varying shades of black, a look that is baked into the character model for the creature.In the enhanced client each of those 4 different body types pointed to the same model with the same texture (the dark horse). So regardless of how your Nightmare looked in the CC, it always looked the same in the EC.What this meant is that regardless of whether you had a hue 0 or a hue 1109 Nightmare, in the enhanced client, the Nightmare would almost look the same, with a barely noticeable difference. That is because the character model's texture was not setup to hue like other creatures in the game.We recently updated the Enhanced Client version of the Nightmare character model texture so that it could show hue in anticipation of offering unique colors of this popular creature.This was an enhanced client change only, and only impacts how the creature displays in the enhanced client so that the appearance of the creature would look better when hued.
Nightmare hues have not been retroactively changed in any way. If you have an old nightmare that was hue 1109, it will still be 1109. Similarly, the default hue for nightmares is still hue 0.Hope this answers some confusion.
We accept they/them fire/fires as they areVictim_Of_Siege said:That clears it for me But why is @ Pawain displaying as a female Fire elemental?? Enquiring minds want to know . . .Kyronix said:Hello everyone, let me attempt to shed some light on this confusing situation.There are two types of changes we can make to the game. Client changes and server changes.Client changes update the game clients (CC & EC). This includes things like how paper doll art displays, what tile art looks like, and how the static map layer (the stuff you can't highlight with your cursor) looks. These changes happen independent of server publishes.This also includes how creatures (mobs/mobiles) look in the game.Some number of years ago, the Nightmare could/would spawn in hue 1109. At some point this was changed so that all Nightmares spawn in hue 0.What this meant for the classic client is there are 4 different body types that display varying shades of black, a look that is baked into the character model for the creature.In the enhanced client each of those 4 different body types pointed to the same model with the same texture (the dark horse). So regardless of how your Nightmare looked in the CC, it always looked the same in the EC.What this meant is that regardless of whether you had a hue 0 or a hue 1109 Nightmare, in the enhanced client, the Nightmare would almost look the same, with a barely noticeable difference. That is because the character model's texture was not setup to hue like other creatures in the game.We recently updated the Enhanced Client version of the Nightmare character model texture so that it could show hue in anticipation of offering unique colors of this popular creature.This was an enhanced client change only, and only impacts how the creature displays in the enhanced client so that the appearance of the creature would look better when hued.
Nightmare hues have not been retroactively changed in any way. If you have an old nightmare that was hue 1109, it will still be 1109. Similarly, the default hue for nightmares is still hue 0.Hope this answers some confusion.
I appreciate the answer and your time!!Kyronix said:Hello everyone, let me attempt to shed some light on this confusing situation.There are two types of changes we can make to the game. Client changes and server changes.Client changes update the game clients (CC & EC). This includes things like how paper doll art displays, what tile art looks like, and how the static map layer (the stuff you can't highlight with your cursor) looks. These changes happen independent of server publishes.This also includes how creatures (mobs/mobiles) look in the game.Some number of years ago, the Nightmare could/would spawn in hue 1109. At some point this was changed so that all Nightmares spawn in hue 0.What this meant for the classic client is there are 4 different body types that display varying shades of black, a look that is baked into the character model for the creature.In the enhanced client each of those 4 different body types pointed to the same model with the same texture (the dark horse). So regardless of how your Nightmare looked in the CC, it always looked the same in the EC.What this meant is that regardless of whether you had a hue 0 or a hue 1109 Nightmare, in the enhanced client, the Nightmare would almost look the same, with a barely noticeable difference. That is because the character model's texture was not setup to hue like other creatures in the game.We recently updated the Enhanced Client version of the Nightmare character model texture so that it could show hue in anticipation of offering unique colors of this popular creature.This was an enhanced client change only, and only impacts how the creature displays in the enhanced client so that the appearance of the creature would look better when hued.
Nightmare hues have not been retroactively changed in any way. If you have an old nightmare that was hue 1109, it will still be 1109. Similarly, the default hue for nightmares is still hue 0.Hope this answers some confusion.
And she's hot!!McDougle said:We accept they/them fire/fires as they areVictim_Of_Siege said:That clears it for me But why is @ Pawain displaying as a female Fire elemental?? Enquiring minds want to know . . .Kyronix said:Hello everyone, let me attempt to shed some light on this confusing situation.There are two types of changes we can make to the game. Client changes and server changes.Client changes update the game clients (CC & EC). This includes things like how paper doll art displays, what tile art looks like, and how the static map layer (the stuff you can't highlight with your cursor) looks. These changes happen independent of server publishes.This also includes how creatures (mobs/mobiles) look in the game.Some number of years ago, the Nightmare could/would spawn in hue 1109. At some point this was changed so that all Nightmares spawn in hue 0.What this meant for the classic client is there are 4 different body types that display varying shades of black, a look that is baked into the character model for the creature.In the enhanced client each of those 4 different body types pointed to the same model with the same texture (the dark horse). So regardless of how your Nightmare looked in the CC, it always looked the same in the EC.What this meant is that regardless of whether you had a hue 0 or a hue 1109 Nightmare, in the enhanced client, the Nightmare would almost look the same, with a barely noticeable difference. That is because the character model's texture was not setup to hue like other creatures in the game.We recently updated the Enhanced Client version of the Nightmare character model texture so that it could show hue in anticipation of offering unique colors of this popular creature.This was an enhanced client change only, and only impacts how the creature displays in the enhanced client so that the appearance of the creature would look better when hued.
Nightmare hues have not been retroactively changed in any way. If you have an old nightmare that was hue 1109, it will still be 1109. Similarly, the default hue for nightmares is still hue 0.Hope this answers some confusion.
He’s spicy.Victim_Of_Siege said:That clears it for me But why is @ Pawain displaying as a female Fire elemental?? Enquiring minds want to know . . .Kyronix said:Hello everyone, let me attempt to shed some light on this confusing situation.There are two types of changes we can make to the game. Client changes and server changes.Client changes update the game clients (CC & EC). This includes things like how paper doll art displays, what tile art looks like, and how the static map layer (the stuff you can't highlight with your cursor) looks. These changes happen independent of server publishes.This also includes how creatures (mobs/mobiles) look in the game.Some number of years ago, the Nightmare could/would spawn in hue 1109. At some point this was changed so that all Nightmares spawn in hue 0.What this meant for the classic client is there are 4 different body types that display varying shades of black, a look that is baked into the character model for the creature.In the enhanced client each of those 4 different body types pointed to the same model with the same texture (the dark horse). So regardless of how your Nightmare looked in the CC, it always looked the same in the EC.What this meant is that regardless of whether you had a hue 0 or a hue 1109 Nightmare, in the enhanced client, the Nightmare would almost look the same, with a barely noticeable difference. That is because the character model's texture was not setup to hue like other creatures in the game.We recently updated the Enhanced Client version of the Nightmare character model texture so that it could show hue in anticipation of offering unique colors of this popular creature.This was an enhanced client change only, and only impacts how the creature displays in the enhanced client so that the appearance of the creature would look better when hued.
Nightmare hues have not been retroactively changed in any way. If you have an old nightmare that was hue 1109, it will still be 1109. Similarly, the default hue for nightmares is still hue 0.Hope this answers some confusion.
Most mobs look horrible in EC, so they are used to it.Theo said:is anyone going to ask why the art for a horse in EC looks so bad compared to CC? Thats crazy. It looks like some sort of big fluffy dog.
If you have a black one then you are lucky. EC players did not know the PP ones came in more than color with 2 manes. I prefer the black ones, so I tried to buy those.Tim said:I actually like the "new" look of my nightmare
BLMTim said:It's a personal preference. I kind of like the grey.
If you mean on prodo shards, it will be a diff color when the publish goes live.Tim said:It's a personal preference. I kind of like the grey.
No changes will happen with the publish going live. This was a client change independent of server changes.Pawain said:If you mean on prodo shards, it will be a diff color when the publish goes live.Tim said:It's a personal preference. I kind of like the grey.
I also liked the grey color in EC right now.