in different circles (such as jobs) people are known by different titles. you may be a doctor irl but the supermarket lady does not know this instead of her calling you "Dr" she will call you "Sir"Quote:
Originally Posted by Felis
these same circles exists within the game too for are you not a part of guilds?
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10-06-2014, 05:40 AMGelesto
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10-06-2014, 05:42 AMParodineI think there would be even more demand for glamour prisms if they tied the system to job/class sets rather than equipment though.Quote:
Originally Posted by SDaemon
As it stands now, I like my SMN glamour more than I do my Wolfseye set, so I won't bother buying more prisms and glamouring back and forth between classes. Too much gil, not enough pay-off.
But if they tied it to classes, I would think more people, like myself, would take time to think of individual outfits for those classes that share so much equipment and would be more willing to utilize the system even more.
The system itself frankly isn't perfect if it's a hassle to have multi-job vanity sets in a game that touts being able to level all classes on one character. But this is my impression as someone who thoroughly loves vanity systems.
I think his main point is that he'd like title preferences to be saved per job/class set. Like how we have head-gear/no head gear, weapon visible/no weapon visible options saved per set. I think it's a reasonable suggestion for the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Felis
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10-06-2014, 05:46 AMGelestoThis guy understands!Quote:
Originally Posted by Parodine
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10-06-2014, 06:19 AMBuff_Archer
I'd like to be able to toggle glamours on/off. Between the Soldiery boots, Amon's boots and i100 PVP boots, only Amon's boots have the stats I can use across the board, but they don't go with all three gearsets (esp the PVP one) so they're glamoured to look like PVP set. I get that if I want them to look like something else entirely I would need to get a new glamour prism, but having to unglamour/reglamour the PVP boots to turn them off and on is asking WAY too much. Having them take their original appearance in one 'glamour-off' loadout, and having them take on the new appearance in a 'glamour-on' loadout, would allow us to use an outfit in its original form and its modified form, having already paid for the prisms once, without having to do it again and again and again. I'm not going to reglamour the same boots, or anything else, at 6k per pop.
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10-06-2014, 07:55 AMSummonerSenahGlamour prisms aren't free, though. I feel it is even more unrealistic to expect someone to just reglamour everything every time they change between jobs that share armor.Quote:
Originally Posted by SDaemon
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10-06-2014, 08:18 AMSDaemonExcept glamour was a vanity addition that SE didn't have to give us. Sorry, just feels that since SE gave an inch people are wanting a mile in this situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by SummonerSenah
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10-06-2014, 08:30 AMabzoluut
http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...Glamour-system
Not that hard to find. There are other threads about it as well. xD
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10-06-2014, 08:37 AMSDaemonExcept with a few simple clicks, you go from "Dr" to "Sir" in XIV. No real need to have it set permanently for every class/job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gelesto
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10-06-2014, 11:03 AMSteady
DCUO had a styles system, where after you equipped ANY armor, that it saved that style for you. And you could mix and match any way you like after that, generally involving three base colors you could mix/match as you like.
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10-06-2014, 11:13 AMziddytWhy do you care? Why are you so selfish? You don't want it so no one else can have it?Quote:
Originally Posted by SDaemon
You have to protect SE from the big bad paying customers making simple suggestions?