Player: Ooh! That brings up a question for GrimmOmen!!
Grimmy: Chainmail changes form depending on what gender equips it. Why, then, do kimonos and elf robes have to be crafted into male or female pieces? Why couldn't they be the same item that just appears differently when worn?

Grimm: OK, this is just wierd. Want to know whats second from the top of my "hope to do" list? Hint: This thread hits it dead on the head.

Now to answer your question, there is a way for us to set up a "universal" system for wearables. We weren't aware of this at the time of UOSE. We hope to be able to go in and make this truly universal with all wearables. Another reason for this is say you get a sweet piece of armor loot, you try to put it on and it says, "Sorry, only men can wear this!". That's not good news. So there are a lot of benefits to implementing this system.

Player: Which brings up the question, what is the top thing on your list?

Grimm: Well, the #1 thing on my wish list is to redo some of the UOSE assets. We really didn't have the asset pipeline down enough then. So that's #1 on my "I hope I get to do" list.

And no, we don't have anything for "only men can wear this" I was of course talking about the "Only women can wear this" message, but felt the need to flip the genders since this was a "For the women" thread.

... It made sense in my head anyway.
BTW, if we can actually get to it, let us do it THEN let us know if you still love us! ;-)

Can't u still just poly into a girl put the female armor on and then when poly wears off u still have teh armor on. Used to work. Hrmmm I wonder what Barney would look like in a Violet Courage?

On a serious note i think this is a great idea and hope they implement the system ASAP