Remove glamour restrictions from all "Generic"(Not job specific) gear

To elaborate on the title, any gear that is "(item) of Fending/Maiming/Striking/Scouting/Aiming/Casting/Healing" or equivalents with unique names in the same gear groups (Secutor's, Signifer's, etc) - Essentially anything except artifact gear, should be usable as glamours for all jobs.

If someone wants to wear robes or a swimsuit while tanking, I should be able to don full plate as a healer/caster.

You tell 'em!

There's already a couple of threads with this topic!
https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/...ther-jobs-sets

Stick to the one thread if you ever want them to see that this might matter to enough people.

Yes please

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Originally Posted by Deveryn

Stick to the one thread if you ever want them to see that this might matter to enough people.

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And then it will get buried in the depths of this forum , so thats why people remake threads once in a while - so it actually gets seen sooner or later and not be buried in the abyss

Titles a bit confusing. Originally thought it was just going to be a remove restrictions on items that share models.

Still support either way. Free the glamour!

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Originally Posted by rsncra

And then it will get buried in the depths of this forum , so thats why people remake threads once in a while - so it actually gets seen sooner or later and not be buried in the abyss

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No it won't. People will make sure of that by going back and bumping it. It's on the front page right now. One thread with 100 likes is worth more than 100 individual threads.

If I can fight the forces of darkness in jammies as a tank, I should be allowed to heal in heavy armor.

And if a lala sausage arm can hold a sword or anything larger than a radish, I cant see why a bard cannot put his legs through a pair of dragoon pants.

Keep artifact armor specific to their roles, but remove the restrictions on anything else.

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Originally Posted by rsncra

And then it will get buried in the depths of this forum , so thats why people remake threads once in a while - so it actually gets seen sooner or later and not be buried in the abyss

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Deveryn's right. If a thread reaches a lot of pages and the posts get a lot of likes, the devs will look into those threads.

This dilutes the threads' chances of getting further traction.

tldr: unless new thread grows into a huge one. it's unlikely to get bumped, and consistently pushed to the top like the other threads that exist and have larger amount of likes and responses.
<which then I let others float it to the top. unless I decide to one day.>