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Thanks for the excellent repro steps! The build on Singularity has been updated this morning, could you try to access the store again and let us know if the problem persists?

If you are still having the issue could you attempt the above steps again with Logserver running and let me know if you receive any exceptions when opening the store? Logserver can be found in you EVE directory.

So much this

Before the inferno called Incarna was released we were treated to demos where models 'walked around' in very fancy dresses. So we know there's got to be a lot of assets available, where are they? And ah, how shall I be not too harsh about it... we may assume a lot of clothes assets were built for WoD. Is there nothing from that collection that could be repurposed?

EVE is a universe that requires an in-house economist. The store selling clothes, for real money let's not forget, should benefit from the services of [a] professional stylist[s] (if they are not already there) designing products for it. A few shirts, coats and pants really doesn't cut it.

There's a universe of opportunity to create a beautiful library of great clothing that would reflect the individual pod pilot's tastes and personalities. It's not content I'm after. I'm in it for the space ships. You, CCP, put the clothes there. Either do the idea justice or give us attire in the style of Mao: comfortable drab uniforms with pockets designating rank.

My first post was about this very idea: why does the elite of New Eden have to make do with a Spartan collection of clothes when so much more could be done?

And were you going to update that collection regularly or are we going to keep the present collection until it's back in style again?

/a fan

These?

But yes. I would love to have the grey dress. It looks awesome :D

Im getting one IRL once I get measurements made of it :P


But I'm also +1ing the issue with the Redeem Selected Items button not activating until you deselect/reselect one item (doesn't matter what item, just one)

When claiming a whole bunch of items at once in station, the redeem items button doesn't allow me to click it unless I uncheck and recheck something. Removing the redeem button from the options menu and hiding it in the store is also a hassle. The less separate load intensive interfaces I need to hop through to access functionality, the better.

Buying something in the store brings up the redeemable items info bar, which on my resolution pushes the close window X up outside the screen to where it's unclickable. I can still close the window by clicking on the store background but the whole arrangement just looks inelegant.

No ability to look at the in-game item info, check the market, or check your current inventory while in the store is a pain in the ass. Why do we even need to load the store separately if all the assets can only be used in-game anyway?

The Impress skirt has major clipping issues at the back. Very noticable if you actually bother to walk around the captain's quarters, but it still shows up even in character preview mode. The reflective glare on the clear glasses could also be toned down a notch or six.

And finally the fact that so many of the current clothing items sort of but not really match each other in color and texture still bugs the hell out of me.

Submitted a bug report from within Sisi client. How do I deliver the 1,452KB log server LBW file to you?

Edit: You've got Eve mail.

MDD

When I open the store in space, it closes itself every time my autopilot jumps to the next system.

Not anymore. Soverain was stopped by Supreme Court earlier this year, the only thing patented now is Amazon's 1-Click.

The US has the uncanny habit of exporting its problems so anyone can enjoy them. I was aware of the existence of the patent, not that it was overturned. I don't know enough about patents to say whether they apply globally or not. I erred on the side of caution as I could see this develop into a major headache for CCP. I want them to focus on upcoming releases, not the academic careers of the children of their lawyers.