I wouldn't mind an option to turn off horrible glamours. So many people have NO idea how to color coordinate their character with their gear and break immersion everytime I see them. An option to default people would be fine be me.
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I wouldn't mind an option to turn off horrible glamours. So many people have NO idea how to color coordinate their character with their gear and break immersion everytime I see them. An option to default people would be fine be me.
I mean on gamepad all i need to do is just hit the up and down button on the directional buttons to click on my healer or tank.
Or they can add a shield/sword/cross next to their names in instanced content.
I feel like nobody is reading the whole "job appearance and lore because this is a Final Fantasy game" aspect of this.
If I am to understand this, this will just be on your client side correct? If it is not checked on my side, then I still see the glamours? If that is the case, I would be fine with it. Have fun seeing the hideous armor designs clearly made for females on male casters though.
Wouldn't it be simpler to have people's current job symbols by their name or something?
I think the argument against that is this being an MMO with glamour options is that most players have no desire to resemble eachother nor have a bunch of identical looking characters running around.
But, I'm genuinely confused as to how seeing nothing but artifact gear on players would visually aid a player in and of itself.
I mean, imagine if your party consisted of a DRK, NIN, DRG, and AST. That's a lot of black, and you'd be hard pressed to make those snap visual judgements you think would be easier based on gear unless you can quickly parse other details....which sort of defeats the point of this being a benefit in combat.
Do other player's vanities bother people that much? What about lowbie players that can't use vanity?
I definitely don't want to eliminate glamours and vanity.
I do want to emphasize option. I would think this can be done client side, too. The gear even at low level does look pretty silly, but so does a Dark Knight running around with a bikini on. Should they be able to? Absolutely.
Still, the AF gear is so heavily underminded that the gear is available for less than an hour before a cheap-look tome gear replaces it. The devs put a lot of work into that gear, and old-school FF fans love that nostalgia just like nearly every boss they throw in this game.