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My glamour is my personal expression in the game... that's how I choose to represent myself ingame and I don't want Square Enix providing others with the choice to see me as they want.
It's like I ask for something like this: "I don't agree with your post, so this forum should give everyone an option to present to your post as if you're saying the exact opposite of what you said"
Why are people even against this if it’s local? You’ll never know who has it toggled on so it doesn’t affect you. People don’t even notice what you wear 90% of the time unless it stands out or is a good glam.
I won’t use it but I’ll support it if others do. If they want to see mismatched gear or basic robes on everyone then let them.
I can't say I'm actually against it, but I just don't think it is necessary. People could be reasonable and mature and simply, I don't know, not worry about something so trivial. That goes both ways I'm sure, but I do feel that this "issue" isn't really an issue at all. All this thread and others like it have accomplished is making something out of what should be nothing.
It's no more an issue than any other request out there. It always becomes this argument about how much we need it or how badly it impacts immersion so it's important.
It's really not. It's another feature that would be useful to some. Everyone still plays the game and deals with it, like every other thing that could be helped but hasn't been. I'd like it. Some would not.
See y'all in endwalker though.
Posted this on the other identical thread.
Shock I know, but you can mod the files to make this game as immersive or crazy or whatever you want.
This is a waste of dev resources. You want to block glams, do the legwork and learn how.
Much like the damage meters, that is a decision people will have to make.
What people are essentially saying here is “Devs, you made a thing that I don’t like. So work more to make me options so I can hide the thing you put blood/sweat/tears into because it doesn’t match my sensibilities. Oh and make it so I can choose which ones I want to see because hey everyone has different taste. Thx<3!”
It’s a waste of time and I would argue rude. If the devs didn’t want you to see a cat boy in a Speedo with a frog head, they wouldn’t have made it in the first place.
Yeah go for it. I am all for people being able to turn glams off. I doesn't affect me. If its just client side why not? The only people who would care about something like this are people who are monumentally insecure or just wanting to ruin other peoples enjoyment.
As I said in the last thread about this topic. If my glam ruins your immersion sorry not sorry. :p
You turn off my glam. I put the actual glam on >:D and watch your immersion continue to melt away..
Its not circumventing if the game allows it. Which so happens it already does glam pieces are gear like all other gear they can be worn. I am poking fun at the loop hole in the idea, one that is not easily fixed. I don't care if they add the option but don't think you will escape some player wearing a bunny in a dungeon run...
They wouldn't be able to circumvent a client-side toggle anyway. There would be a default set of gear data that the game would load and not load any other models until it was turned off, the same way it works in FFXI.
The INTENT of the option is to not see something in particular. In order to MAKE them see it you'd need to either: Swap to inappropriate (as in stats wise) gear in a dungeon, or just always be in exceedingly underleveled gear all the time Specifically for the purpose of circumventing people who are using the option since you'd have no idea who'd have it enabled.. Intention matters as can be noted with people circumventing word filters and blacklists. Just because you can do something within game mechanics, doesn't mean you aren't harassing people or aren't breaking rules.
It's exceedingly easy to fix. Have the option just swap others glamours and appearance for predetermined "sets" corresponding to their job instead. Poof. No circumvention possible. This has been exhaustively discussed.
I don't mind people with actual objections to options even if I think their objections are silly, that encourages discussion or at least education. It's people who hear something someone else wants and instantly reply with some sort of smarmy anti-post for it like even if the option was realized they'd try their hardest to still do the thing it's meant to prevent that makes people wonder about the FFXIV forum community.
It's one thing to object or counter propose, it's quite another to be antagonistic.
So own it.
Quite obvious.
Only if they decided to wear mismatched clothing. The glamour toggle (at least the way I'd see it implemented) would make the game load only a predetermined outfit based on class for everyone around you, while you're free to wear what you want. Which is again how it works in FFXI and I imagine would be the easiest way to put in such a system if they ever decided to.
I'm sure for some folks they wouldn't mind being the only one in their perception of the game world wearing a cool outfit while everyone is wearing bog standard adventuring outfits. I'm not sure how it's insulting that they get what they want. But yeah you shouldn't care what other people want to do with their perception of a video game environment especially when it doesn't affect you, that's a good stance to have.
Said You turn off my glam I put one on and ruin your immersion. Being that I already and have been wearing just the glams themselves since long before this idea came up..its a mute point. Would be local so no circumventing not like it would be needed given how badly coded this game is and along side a loading issue with a certain function. Ya I don't 100% trust the Devs to get a simple data load correct on the first try..
How many man hours to design a system that will need to be added to regularly to allow players to toggle individual items they find distasteful?
People complain about losing a dungeon when the devs do other content. I’m all for that if the content they produce is wide reaching and useful. For me, this is the most niche issue I can think of, and would be a huge waste of resources.
I mean if they end up doing it, it wouldn’t hurt my feelings or anything, but this would be the fist thing I throw a meme at when people complain about “why no dungeon this patch ahmagerd!”
My opinion: No.
There's no reason why anyone needs to be able to turn off other players' glamour. it's a pointless and dumb idea that brings nothing to the table for anyone.