Glamour QoL

Now that we have 800 slots in our Glamour Dresser, 20 plates is nowhere near enough, especially if you want a glamour for each class.

A few QoL things I can think of off the top of my head:

• More glamour plates, or alternatively, 1 glamour plate that is job-specific
• Changing the order of your glamour plates
• Glamour Dresser housing item, or just accessing the dresser at any sanctuary via an item or button
• Storing dye inside of the Glamour Dresser
• Making every Mog Station item wearable by any gender (please. this one is especially painful)

At the very least there needs to be enough plates to have a glamour for every single job, preferably with one or two extra for universal glams.

Mogstation glams, furniture,pets, mounts etc should be account wide as well.

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Originally Posted by Troykaka

• More glamour plates
• Glamour Dresser housing item, or just accessing the dresser at any sanctuary via an item or button
• Making every Mog Station item wearable by any gender (please. this one is especially painful)

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These were already addressed during interviews, live letters and such.
Basically, don't expect anything as these requests were already denied (except for genderless gear they're slowly adding more every few patch)

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Originally Posted by Bubert

Mogstation glams, furniture,pets, mounts etc should be account wide as well.

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I agree but they're a business, there's a reason this is not the case and this is intentionnal on their side

I love how they fix one thing and 5 other issues pop-up :D

They said in a somewhat recent interview they'd take a look at it after they finish the housing update they've been working on over the course of DT.

just copy wow's transmog system and most issues with the glam systemw ill be gone lmao

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Originally Posted by HammAndCheese

They said in a somewhat recent interview they'd take a look at it after they finish the housing update they've been working on over the course of DT.

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For such small updates they are taking 1-2 years to implement and more. For them it's incredibly hard to just change a simple integer from 800 to 900 and similar. The excuse would of course be: "our servers just die".

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Originally Posted by jimmybe29

These were already addressed during interviews, live letters and such.
Basically, don't expect anything as these requests were already denied (except for genderless gear they're slowly adding more every few patch)



I agree but they're a business, there's a reason this is not the case and this is intentionnal on their side

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Meanwhile WoW and other games have almost everything account-wide and they have enough money. This is just an issue from community side not square's. They were the one to allow these things. Community is the one to allow these things to happen. Same with store. They are the ones who wanted it. I don't blame square to be honest. They do it as they can.

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Originally Posted by MayuAmakura

For such small updates they are taking 1-2 years to implement and more. For them it's incredibly hard to just change a simple integer from 800 to 900 and similar. The excuse would of course be: "our servers just die".

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Something something spaghetti XD

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Originally Posted by theunhappypotato

just copy wow's transmog system and most issues with the glam systemw ill be gone lmao

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Which is funny because they copied most of the base game from wow from 2.0 onward, but absolutely refuse to do instance housing, transmog like glam, or other QOL things wow has done.

All good suggestions which should be implemented.

I'd rather have a glamour dresser in my house than be able to access the menu from anywhere though. I disagree with people who say XIV should copy WoW's transmog system. Having the glamour system and your clothing collection stored in a physical place makes the world feel more real and interactable, and would provide an incentive to visit and use your house (if they added a dresser there). The dresser also allows you to pre-dye items before adding them to a plate - a feature that a WoW-style system would lack.