The armoire needs more room.

200 is not enough for all of my items combined. 500 would've been a lot nicer. I really love my cosmetics and id like to keep them stored in my armoire but I cant fit them all.

you mean the glamor dresser? it's technically still in beta. once more testing results have been gathered they'll make changes to it.

The thing is, forget about the armorie as extra storage space because it's not. The armorie does not work in the same way your inventory or retainer works, it works by actually physically deleting the item completely from your inventory, while flagging it to be restored when you want to 'retrieve' it (this is why it resets all customization made to it like dye or spiritbonding when you retrieve it, the original version is deleted and it's simply restoring it to a default state as it is essentially giving you an entirely new version of that item).

Hence why they're deliberately careful with what items that they allow to be placed in it - the more items they add the greater the chance of a bug getting into it that could cause issues to the whole thing - can you imagine the outcry if for instance someone was able to store a fully melded and completed anima weapon in there and due to a bug it ended up being lost forever?

SE are actually being wise in this regard by being very careful about what items they allow to be placed in the armorie for this reason.

I'm well aware of what it does. There's no reason to remove a glamour items from it. Its a glamour so it stays in the dresser and doesn't need to be taken out honestly. Im not asking for put key items like relics into the dresser I just want more slots than 200. I'm not talking about storage.

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Originally Posted by Enkidoh

The thing is, forget about the armorie as extra storage space because it's not.

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No one here is talking about storage space. They're talking about glamour space.

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Originally Posted by Mhaeric

No one here is talking about storage space. They're talking about glamour space.

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Then learning the difference between the Armoire and the Dresser is good...

Which they said they know, and demonstrated in their most recent post...

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Originally Posted by Enkidoh

Hence why they're deliberately careful with what items that they allow to be placed in it - the more items they add the greater the chance of a bug getting into it that could cause issues to the whole thing - can you imagine the outcry if for instance someone was able to store a fully melded and completed anima weapon in there and due to a bug it ended up being lost forever?

SE are actually being wise in this regard by being very careful about what items they allow to be placed in the armorie for this reason.

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this topic is about the glamour dresser, despite the topics name.... however:

i have waaay more rare items in the armoire at this point than a completed anima weapon: event gear from lightning returns, the dragonquest event, yokai weapons, pre-order bonus gear, these cactuar, bomber and the other earrings wich you could by for a limited time, gear from the promotions where you also got the white fat chocobo and the cloud mount and i have the scarf of wondrous wit in there, wich i have won in a forum event...

that's gear i will likely NEVER get again when lost, while i always can redo a lost anima weapon.

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Originally Posted by Tint

this topic is about the glamour dresser, despite the topics name.... however:

i have waaay more rare items in the armoire at this point than a completed anima weapon: event gear from lightning returns, the dragonquest event, yokai weapons, from the promotions where you also got the white fat chocobo and the cloud mount, and the scarf of wondrous wit i have won in a forum event.

that's gear i will likely NEVER get again when lost, while i always can redo a lost anima weapon.

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You can buy most of this stuff back from the calamity scavenger NPC. There's also a NPC that you can buy all the starter gear, level 50, 60 and 70 gear from. The keyword is that you had to have had it before. Like those boxes you get when you complete the level 70 job quest, which are used for Eureka gear upgrades you can buy the gear from them without opening the original box. So game is only looking at your achievement lists or something internally similar to decide if you can buy it back.

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Originally Posted by KisaiTenshi

You can buy most of this stuff back from the calamity scavenger NPC. There's also a NPC that you can buy all the starter gear, level 50, 60 and 70 gear from. The keyword is that you had to have had it before. Like those boxes you get when you complete the level 70 job quest, which are used for Eureka gear upgrades you can buy the gear from them without opening the original box. So game is only looking at your achievement lists or something internally similar to decide if you can buy it back.

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no, you can't buy any of the gear back i have listed. the only exception is the buttler and maid attire wich you can buy for real money in the mog station - but it's not the same gear, just a reskin.

i have added pre-order bonus items and the cactuar and bomber earrings to the list... ^^

I see they are trying to give the glamour system a "real item" vibe (and I can appreciate that for immersion sake), but I'd prefer a system where you can acquire every clothing style through possession, soulbinding and/or equipping. (WoW, Rift, DCUO)

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Originally Posted by Mhaeric

No one here is talking about storage space. They're talking about glamour space.

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The glamour dresser is a type of storage from a data perspective and probably more so than the Armoire. Regular storage require data space for an item number and a series of attributes that differ it form the standard item (materia, durabilty, dye, glamour, soulbinding, etc.) Stack items are pretty much an item number and a quantity.

The armoire only holds specific items and they have no distinctive features (your wolf ears are just like everyone elses' wolf ears). It could take the form a check list really, 1 bit per item. There would be a master list of item numbers that wouldn't need to be stored per character because it's the same for everyone and a just a "check" to indicate you have the item in there.

The Glamour dresser has 200 spaces which need to hold an item number and dye number.

All of this data is really minuscule but if the character data set is poorly designed it can be difficult to just insert a few hundred bytes.