
A growing segment of players is reigniting interest around FashionCrew, with fresh discussions emerging about in-game customization options. Recent comments reveal a mix of enthusiasm for new designs, and a sense of disappointment about the crew's limited visibility in-game.
The community is buzzing with voices about how they personalize their crew members. Some players keep things simple, matching uniforms and sigils. One noted, "It's a shame they donโt have more of a presence in the Dojo or drydock when you arenโt in the Railjack; barely see them aside from the on-call crewmate."
Additionally, a player highlighted the importance of the UI, stating, "There's a button on the UI to hide the HUD on this screen." This pointed out a feature that may enhance the overall experience of showcasing crew members.
Visibility Concerns: Players lament the lack of crew presence outside specific missions.
Simplicity in Design: Many are opting for streamlined appearances that reflect their crew's roles. A player mentioned, "Kept mine fairly simple, matching uniform colours and sigils with embellishments based on their role."
Curiosity About Features: Engagement sparked further inquiries, with one asking about how players are capturing crew images without HUD interference, hinting at a demand for improved photography options in-game.
"Itโs a shame they donโt have more of a presence in the Dojo," one player said, emphasizing a common frustration.
Responses show a blend of support and disappointment. While some players proudly share their customizations, voices echo a desire for enhancements to visibility and design options. This seems to be a call to developers to provide more engaging content for the FashionCrew experience.
๐ธ Players desire more visibility for crew designs when not on missions.
๐น Simplicity in design remains a popular choice, with many favoring matched colors and sigils.
โจ Increased curiosity about user interface features suggests a potential for improvement in how players engage with crew image capturing.
As discussions heat up, players are urging developers to act on the feedback. The sentiment for improved customization is clear, with an expectation that updates could enhance player experience. It seems the community's passion for creative expression from the past is resurfacing, signaling a potential return to deeper engagement with crew aesthetics.