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Higher prices for clothes

This is great. Makes you feel like you're actually rich when wearing the fine clothes and poor if you can't afford it.

@npuc85 It's obviously not real, they're aren't magic, elves, werewolves, etc, in real life, but that doesn't mean it can't be realistic in a sense of the game.

@npuc85, it's a fantasy game. Realism in a fantasy game would be like clothes cost more than a septim, a full grown dragon shouldn't be weaker than a bear or giant, so on so forth. If you want to be butthurt by a realistic fantasy game, take it somewhere else.

ok realistic maybe wasn´t right word ,take it like higher

What's with "realistic" mods in a game that has magic, elves, orcs, dwarves, werewolves, zombies, and vampires? If you want to make a realistic mod, I suggest you start by removing all of those things.

ok, but this just make prices higher, so they don´t cost same as a loaf of bread,I don´t make it completely precise :D

Must give this a look. Historically the cost of clothing was driven by the talyor's or seamstress' time. An example is a good but un embroided shirt often took a days labour to sew & cost perhaps a weeks disposable income for a less well of person - perhaps 3 or 4 days full wages. A full set of clothes approx 3 times the shirt. Given vanilla prices increasing basic clothes 5 times, "good" clothes 10 times and Fine / Fancy clothes 20 times might well be reasonable. The problem is the nock on effects to the "rough wear" "armours" etc.

luxus one about 600,cheper 100

sounds good, I think clothes should cost more than a loaf of bread!

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