Yay for Club ♥
Here's what I've done with Club:
I love the jeans. Pants that don't clip with normal styles of boots (motorcycle, smooth, work, etc).
I wish I could say the same about the Male version of that hair.
Unfortunately, I can't, since it looks like someone ran it through a wind tunnel after throwing it in a washing machine.
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Access to the super tailor chick in pocket D? Awesome, since that runs more points than the pack cost me.
It really is an excellent hairstyle.
Ugh now I gotta buy at least the hair and jeans. But on my main account, when I get more money. When do I got until, March? Hopefully the points come in early enough.
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Not entirely sure what you mean here. The VIP pass gives you access to the Tiki Lounge, the PD VIP member badge, and the PD teleport power. You still can't use cosmetic surgeons without purchasing the appropriate super tailor thingy.
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You are correct about needing Super Tailor access to get full functionality from Trina, of course.
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The jeans and female hair are awesome, and I've been abusing them since they went live
GG, I would tell you that "I am killing you with my mind", but I couldn't find an emoticon to properly express my sentiment.
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The jeans and female hair are awesome, and I've been abusing them since they went live
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Hell, I treat this like I did the old days of Booster Packs - if there's enough good stuff in it (and the dev team weren't jerks about what to EXCLUDE from it), I'll get the whole pack just for those items. The art team deserve our support. The hair is great, the jeans are good and the Marty McFly lifejacket is pretty nifty. Sol!
I'm just a bit disappointed I couldn't use that hair on Jun, but it is what it is. I'll have other options
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I LOVE the pack, i did only purchase individual items [came to about 220/240 PPs total for me] but the jeans/casual shirt/hair . . . its just the perfect look for so many of my characters.
Anybody who knows me well knows how much of a fan i am of the natural hero look. Plus this look is just perfect for my stj/nrg scrapper! Best clothes items released so far imo.
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The hair is even workable for my young teen character, sans highlights. From the back it is a touch older for her than I'd prefer, but it's by far the best thing for a non-girly girl who still wants to look stylish, and it allows her to wear a cape (which is a must!) without clipping.
Hard to find hairstyles for a few of my characters - pigtails/high pony tails are too young (despite the odd number of grown woman characters who seem to favor it), and many hairstyles are either too feminine, too severe, or look too much like "mom hair".
Would love to see more of this sort of hairstyle - a bit tousled, fresh, flattering on a lot of different faces and can be used in some unexpected places.
Really well done! Who do we have to thank for this, besides "everybody"?
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I used the hair, dress and belt to update my old party outfit.
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3) It doesn't clip. Seriously, this is like the only female hairstyle that has practically no clipping considerations. Glasses and goggles don't clip. The tiaras don't clip. The face details don't clip. It was clear that the design was made in such a way so as to be fitting with as many costume varieties as possible, and for that I'm gonna call it worthy of having a price tag.
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Why does City of Heroes have to be such a hard game to love? Here' what I mean:
For a while now, I've badmouthed the metallic tank top and dress options for females from the Pocket D pack, but then I told myself... You know, self. Maybe you're being unfair. Who knows, maybe the metallic top will go pretty well with this biker jacket. I might look weird and wonderful. So me myself and I went looking for the metallic top to go with my Biker jacket, only to discover that... It can't be used with a biker jacket.
Even when I try to be lenient and actually do my best to use pieces I don't instantly like and maybe grow fond of them, I still can't ******* use them because they don't show up for half the categories they could go it! And there's no chance in hell I could have caught this in testing because I wouldn't have had any reason to think of to try it.
And that, by the way, is AFTER I tried to make a "lady gunsliger" by combining the trenchcoat with "saloon girl" outfits, only to realise the "big butt" belt from the Steampunk pack can't be used with trenchcoats.
I wish you could see me shaking my head on the other side of your screen.
Samuel_Tow is the only poster that makes me want to punch him in the head more often when I'm agreeing with him than when I'm disagreeing with him.
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Instead, Doctor Cox can be a stand in;
GG, I would tell you that "I am killing you with my mind", but I couldn't find an emoticon to properly express my sentiment.
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Why does City of Heroes have to be such a hard game to love? Here' what I mean:
For a while now, I've badmouthed the metallic tank top and dress options for females from the Pocket D pack, but then I told myself... You know, self. Maybe you're being unfair. Who knows, maybe the metallic top will go pretty well with this biker jacket. I might look weird and wonderful. So me myself and I went looking for the metallic top to go with my Biker jacket, only to discover that... It can't be used with a biker jacket. Even when I try to be lenient and actually do my best to use pieces I don't instantly like and maybe grow fond of them, I still can't ******* use them because they don't show up for half the categories they could go it! And there's no chance in hell I could have caught this in testing because I wouldn't have had any reason to think of to try it. And that, by the way, is AFTER I tried to make a "lady gunsliger" by combining the trenchcoat with "saloon girl" outfits, only to realise the "big butt" belt from the Steampunk pack can't be used with trenchcoats. I wish you could see me shaking my head on the other side of your screen. |
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The pack is quite nice, but the new jeans--at least the femaile versions--are almost unusable. They simply look...wrong somehow.
The rest of the pack offers up some nice pieces, though.
I am of course referring to the female hairstyle, purchasable on the Paragon Market for 40 Paragon Points, or as part of the Pocket D Valentine Pack for 400 Paragon Points.
I encountered Club quite by accident today and frankly, I have no end of nice things to say about it.
1) It's detailed. A lot of the older hairstyles, while they still look good, resemble the hard plastic wigs you put on the heads of LEGO minifigures. There's a few select detailed hairstyles (Fancy Braid comes to mind), but they're depressingly few in number. Club is one of them, and unlike Fancy Braid, it's casual enough to use in a broader range of costumes.
2) It's short. It's long been a cultural preference for women to have long hair, but all that means is that they're not expected to have buzz cuts. Short hair is still attractive, and it doesn't even have to cover the neck. Ponytails, Posh, Beau Monde... these are all hairstyles that know that. So Club, as it were, doesn't go to great lengths to offer a fashionable design.
3) It doesn't clip. Seriously, this is like the only female hairstyle that has practically no clipping considerations. Glasses and goggles don't clip. The tiaras don't clip. The face details don't clip. It was clear that the design was made in such a way so as to be fitting with as many costume varieties as possible, and for that I'm gonna call it worthy of having a price tag.
The Male/Huge Barbarian belt was pretty snazzy in its own right, but I'll have to say this again: Yay for Club ♥
So feel free to share some costume designs of what you were able to accomplish with Club!