Uhh. Just want to jump in here and throw in that White LIGHT color models are what involves all the colors (Such as RGB). Ink based gamuts are a subtractive color model and are based on black. So in this fashionable clothing case black would technically be in fact be all the colors. That's right friends! Goths are actually repressed unicorns! HOORAY! ;D

Off topic question, but how does that work if you are printing say, white text onto black paper? Can you even do this?

And INSANE's description of additive (light emission) and subtractive (inks) color isn't quite right. But I'll let it slide because it's late.

If I missed something in my recall, I would like to know.

Off topic question, but how does that work if you are printing say, white text onto black paper? Can you even do this?

Of course! There are a number of specialized techniques to make this effect. Printing is just another art with its own set of tools. There are all sorts of different papers, inks with varying thicknesses and finishes, foils - which we can also use for effect in lieu of ink and all around tools and methods such as engraving & thermography to achieve not only this but a number of effects. I tell ya, it's a rabbit hole. Once you get ink in your blood, it does not come out. ^_^

Uhh. Just want to jump in here and throw in that White LIGHT color models are what involves all the colors (Such as RGB). Ink based gamuts are a subtractive color model and are based on black. So in this fashionable clothing case black would technically be in fact be all the colors. That's right friends! Goths are actually repressed unicorns! HOORAY! ;D

Off topic question, but how does that work if you are printing say, white text onto black paper? Can you even do this?

And INSANE's description of additive (light emission) and subtractive (inks) color isn't quite right. But I'll let it slide because it's late.

White is, in fact, all the colors. Not sure why you are so opposed. :p

Raga knows what's up!

Also, the raid shader is amazing.

You can't just use Gandalf! that's like answering Jesus to every bible question!

Uhh. Just want to jump in here and throw in that White LIGHT color models are what involves all the colors (Such as RGB). Ink based gamuts are a subtractive color model and are based on black. So in this fashionable clothing case black would technically be in fact be all the colors. That's right friends! Goths are actually repressed unicorns! HOORAY! ;D

Off topic question, but how does that work if you are printing say, white text onto black paper? Can you even do this?

White is, in fact, all the colors. Not sure why you are so opposed. :p

Raga knows what's up!

Also, the raid shader is amazing.

You can't just use Gandalf! that's like answering Jesus to every bible question!

Uhh. Just want to jump in here and throw in that White LIGHT color models are what involves all the colors (Such as RGB). Ink based gamuts are a subtractive color model and are based on black. So in this fashionable clothing case black would technically be in fact be all the colors. That's right friends! Goths are actually repressed unicorns! HOORAY! ;D

That said - OOf. It's not looking too good for you MacAddictXIV. Gandalf the White! Owch. You must have triggered their trap card.

Quick! TAKE THESE!

That's purple!

Edit: We're both right. There's black and purple!

lol. Yeah, I forgot the purple.

That's purple!

Agreed that it's amazing, though:

Edit: We're both right. There's black and purple!

And, depending on the armor piece, there might not be any purple. (For instance, the three armor pieces I shaded are just black/matte-gray/gold/white).

Agreed that it's amazing, though:

Edit: We're both right. There's black and purple!

One could argue that the shader could be used, but I would pay money to get it out of my inventory.

Paying glimmer is literally how you get them out of your inventory. I suppose you could also delete them from the inventory shaders tab, but WHY? They're the best looking shaders in the game.

White is, in fact, all the colors. Not sure why you are so opposed. :p

Raga knows what's up!

Also, the raid shader is amazing.

You can't just use Gandalf! that's like answering Jesus to every bible question!

White is, in fact, all the colors. Not sure why you are so opposed. :p

Raga knows what's up!

Also, the raid shader is amazing.

White is, in fact, all the colors. Not sure why you are so opposed. :p

mmhmm, sure, next you are going to tell me 0 is a number!

Oh, I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a reward from those chests!

Yes you have. Those 5 "Calus's Selected" shaders and the first few Benedict tokens you got were from that first chest on our first night.

Right. I completely forgot about those two things because at the time they were useless to me :P

One could argue that the shader could be used, but I would pay money to get it out of my inventory.

I used three of those suckers immediately :-)

I just don't understand why people like white shaders. I use shaders to add color, not get rid of it!

Oh, I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a reward from those chests!

Yes you have. Those 5 "Calus's Selected" shaders and the first few Benedict tokens you got were from that first chest on our first night.

Right. I completely forgot about those two things because at the time they were useless to me :P

One could argue that the shader could be used, but I would pay money to get it out of my inventory.

I used three of those suckers immediately :-)

Kind of off-topic, but I still wonder about those mostly-empty chests after each of the Standards encounters… why even bother?

Not off-topic at all I bet. I assume that because it's unclear which event will be "first", all these chests are chained together. So whichever one you open first gives you rewards, the rest just extra glimmer. Someone braver than me can test out skipping the first one and seeing what happens at the second one. ;)

Now, it does seem like lazy programming, but I assume they have their reasons. Probably due to schedule. They should add some blue engrams or an extra shader or something to those to make it feel a little less of a letdown though, IMO.

On the same topic of chests that have nothing. What's the deal with the chest after completing the standard event between the main events? The door opens behind and there is a big ol' chest with nothing in it. At least I've never gotten anything from any of them.

That's what he's talking about. The first time you clear that encounter to move on, it's like every other chest. It'll give you tokens, legendaries, exotics, or raid gear and shaders. Subsequent clearings of the room will open a chest that gives you glimmer. You only get rewards for doing that room once, even though you'll do it three more times.

Oh, I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a reward from those chests!

Yes you have. Those 5 "Calus's Selected" shaders and the first few Benedict tokens you got were from that first chest on our first night.

Right. I completely forgot about those two things because at the time they were useless to me :P

One could argue that the shader could be used, but I would pay money to get it out of my inventory.

Kind of off-topic, but I still wonder about those mostly-empty chests after each of the Standards encounters… why even bother?

Not off-topic at all I bet. I assume that because it's unclear which event will be "first", all these chests are chained together. So whichever one you open first gives you rewards, the rest just extra glimmer. Someone braver than me can test out skipping the first one and seeing what happens at the second one. ;)

Now, it does seem like lazy programming, but I assume they have their reasons. Probably due to schedule. They should add some blue engrams or an extra shader or something to those to make it feel a little less of a letdown though, IMO.

On the same topic of chests that have nothing. What's the deal with the chest after completing the standard event between the main events? The door opens behind and there is a big ol' chest with nothing in it. At least I've never gotten anything from any of them.

That's what he's talking about. The first time you clear that encounter to move on, it's like every other chest. It'll give you tokens, legendaries, exotics, or raid gear and shaders. Subsequent clearings of the room will open a chest that gives you glimmer. You only get rewards for doing that room once, even though you'll do it three more times.

Oh, I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a reward from those chests!

Yes you have. Those 5 "Calus's Selected" shaders and the first few Benedict tokens you got were from that first chest on our first night.

Kind of off-topic, but I still wonder about those mostly-empty chests after each of the Standards encounters… why even bother?

Not off-topic at all I bet. I assume that because it's unclear which event will be "first", all these chests are chained together. So whichever one you open first gives you rewards, the rest just extra glimmer. Someone braver than me can test out skipping the first one and seeing what happens at the second one. ;)

Now, it does seem like lazy programming, but I assume they have their reasons. Probably due to schedule. They should add some blue engrams or an extra shader or something to those to make it feel a little less of a letdown though, IMO.

On the same topic of chests that have nothing. What's the deal with the chest after completing the standard event between the main events? The door opens behind and there is a big ol' chest with nothing in it. At least I've never gotten anything from any of them.

That's what he's talking about. The first time you clear that encounter to move on, it's like every other chest. It'll give you tokens, legendaries, exotics, or raid gear and shaders. Subsequent clearings of the room will open a chest that gives you glimmer. You only get rewards for doing that room once, even though you'll do it three more times.

Oh, I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a reward from those chests!