Suggestion for the Glamour plates

So that we can choose just 01 slot of any given glamour plate to be used, instead of the whole set. For example: I pick just the gloves from the plate 01, then just the earrings from the plate 05.

Technically we can do this already, but we need to go back and forth with swapping equipment, so this would be mostly a QoL feature to make that proccess a bit less janky.:cool:

It's purposely designed to be "janky" to be a small gil sink vis à vis dyes. Right now, if you want to do what you're asking, you have to make another plate that uses the gloves from plate 1 and the earrings from plate 5 and if you forgot to dye them a premium color before putting them in the dresser, you need to re-dye them the premium color when you put them on the new plate. What you're asking for would bypass this re-dye requirement, reducing the demand for expensive marketboard dyes or cash shop dyes.

Besides, what we really need is 35-40 glamour plates so we can have one plate per combat job, one plate per professional class, and a few left over for general costuming and future jobs.

Like stated above we need at least one glamour plate for each job and a few extra to cover seasonal glamours and such

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Originally Posted by Rongway

It's purposely designed to be "janky" to be a small gil sink vis à vis dyes. Right now, if you want to do what you're asking, you have to make another plate that uses the gloves from plate 1 and the earrings from plate 5 and if you forgot to dye them a premium color before putting them in the dresser, you need to re-dye them the premium color when you put them on the new plate. What you're asking for would bypass this re-dye requirement, reducing the demand for expensive marketboard dyes or cash shop dyes.

Besides, what we really need is 35-40 glamour plates so we can have one plate per combat job, one plate per professional class, and a few left over for general costuming and future jobs.

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This is not what I was asking... It's not about creating the glamour plates, but using the ones you already have when you're out there.

Right now If I want to do what I'm asking, I can. For example, to use gloves and shoes for glamour plate 4 while the rest of the ensemble from glamour plate 6, I need to use 4... then unequip the gloves and shoes, then use the plate 6, then re-equip the whole set.

The suggestion is to make this process a bit less of a hassle.

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Originally Posted by Raikai

This is not what I was asking... It's not about creating the glamour plates, but using the ones you already have when you're out there.

Right now If I want to do what I'm asking, I can. For example, to use gloves and shoes for glamour plate 4 while the rest of the ensemble from glamour plate 6, I need to use 4... then unequip the gloves and shoes, then use the plate 6, then re-equip the whole set.

The suggestion is to make this process a bit less of a hassle.

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Your situation would not exist but for the lack of enough glamour plates. Adding more glamour plates fixes your issue while also just being the way it should be anyway.

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Originally Posted by Rongway

Your situation would not exist but for the lack of enough glamour plates. Adding more glamour plates fixes your issue while also just being the way it should be anyway.

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So, your suggestion would be adding more glamour plates so I could create sets with single items? That is pretty wasteful if you'd ask me. More glamour plates is always a good thing regardless, but I don't see how it can't co-exist with the OP's QoL suggestion.

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Originally Posted by Raikai

So, your suggestion would be adding more glamour plates so I could create sets with single items? That is pretty wasteful if you'd ask me. More glamour plates is always a good thing regardless, but I don't see how it can't co-exist with the OP's QoL suggestion.

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If you had enough glamour plates to meet your needs, you wouldn't be mixing and matching single items; you would just make a plate for each of the combinations you want.

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Originally Posted by Rongway

If you had enough glamour plates to meet your needs, you wouldn't be mixing and matching single items; you would just make a plate for each of the combinations you want.

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I have enough plates for my favorite ensembles, but sometimes I just want to get one piece from another set, not the whole thing.

Again, I can do that already, by equipping and unequipping items, the suggestion is merely a QoL change to allow us to do that with less steps, by having the option to choose which slots of the glam plate you'll use.