Ever feel that the best glamour is locked to disciple of land/hand? Idea!

I'm not gonna complain of Lv1 variants in the Gold Saucer.

Yeah let's make another copy/paste of gear for the purpose of class unlock and/or dyable option so that dev will then say "too much memory" or some other bull**** excuse when asking for glamour log which would actually allow to not copy/paste gear because you would just have to take the skin's datas of the already existing one <<
Also let's make it 100k MGP because it's so more fun farming those 100k MGP instead of buying them 30k gils to the npc. Oh, better! Crafting! With exclusive materials worth 1M! Yeah, lots of fun.

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Originally Posted by Ghastly

Support anyone?

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Definitely.

I mean, has anyone seen the ilvl 300 robe for ALC only?! I almost feel like getting my ALC to lvl 70, just so I can wear it all the time.

Well I'll be honest some of the best glamor I've come up with I can't do cas of job locks it's anoying and unnecessary at this point players want freedom and the ability to be creative come on se let's just do away with job restrictions already lol

I wouldn't mind this. I had a friend make the lvl 60 goldsmith top and bottom, though I gathered all the mats, and when I said I was gonna glam it to my SMN they were like "Uh..... You can't?". I totally facepalmed when I realized I forgot I couldn't use it for any class other than GSM. I derped but I keep hoping they will unlock the gear or something. :P So yes, I would support lvl 1 versions of this for glam only.

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Originally Posted by Felis

Last time I was in Snowcloak I had a tank in the party who hardly survived until the first boss and then got one-hitted by the boss. After looking at his gear he only had DoH/DoL gear on the left side.

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That's just one exclusive case out of the hundreds of thousands of people who play this game. My point there remains valid.

As for your "all class" suggestion, yes, it'll fill crafting logs and might even give gear designers some slack. Only problem with it is that with more gear--no matter how it's acquired--comes more complaints about storage space.