In PvP, people could use Glamour to disguise their job, effectively using Glamour as camouflage to take the enemy by surprise.
That's why it's disabled. It was a good choice, you just don't see the bigger picture.
In PvP, people could use Glamour to disguise their job, effectively using Glamour as camouflage to take the enemy by surprise.
That's why it's disabled. It was a good choice, you just don't see the bigger picture.
Pvp could needed some suprises. And no one likes Wolves' Den anyway. Atleast frontlines have some more action.
and that's a problem because....? All what I'm seeing is that people want to easily find someone they can get an easy kill on.



There are now 8 snowmen running at you. Quick, decide on your target. In PvP, every moment you spend thinking as opposed to acting can be incredibly costly.
This was fortunately relatively fixed through transforming the character titles from Fresh Meat as they were at inception (when the No Glamours was introduced) into actual class information. There's still some argument to be had about the display of relative strength (consider identifying a WHM as running around in i60 gear right now and there's an i90 one standing next to them, versus Glamour where they're both in snowmen outfits), but it's entirely within the realm of acceptable at this point.
What? IT freaking says the class type above the head LOLOLOL Try again.....
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