Probably already suggested but it's a new expansion with new possibilities!
My idea: Adding a QOL toggle to the Character Configuration that allows us to use the new, beautiful /draw and /sheathe emotes as our animations if we are standing still and press the Keybinding for Draw/Sheathe Weapon.
IF we are touching any of the movement keys, our character uses the Quickdraw and Quicksheathe animations just like normal.
ELSE, if we are standing still and push the same key, we will use the brand new animations! If we have Autosheathe turned off then this will obey that!
Obviously we will need to purchase the emotes from the Gold Saucer, but... real talk... This is the missing function that has discouraged me from buying those emotes...
I don't really see much of a point in getting such amazing animations if I can't easily use them. I really would love this feature be added to the game! I would be honored if this suggestion was at least considered.
I also hope that the clarification of the IF - ELSE statement about the movement keys explains the need for both of these sets of animations.
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My idea: Adding a QOL toggle to the Character Configuration that allows us to use the new, beautiful /draw and /sheathe emotes as our animations if we are standing still and press the Keybinding for Draw/Sheathe Weapon.
IF we are touching any of the movement keys, our character uses the Quickdraw and Quicksheathe animations just like normal.
ELSE, if we are standing still and push the same key, we will use the brand new animations! If we have Autosheathe turned off then this will obey that!
Obviously we will need to purchase the emotes from the Gold Saucer, but... real talk... This is the missing function that has discouraged me from buying those emotes...
I don't really see much of a point in getting such amazing animations if I can't easily use them. I really would love this feature be added to the game! I would be honored if this suggestion was at least considered.
I also hope that the clarification of the IF - ELSE statement about the movement keys explains the need for both of these sets of animations.
Continue reading...