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Quote Originally Posted by SendohJin View Post
show me a fireman wearing a police uniform driving a firetruck.

show me a US Marine wearing a Canadian Mountie outfit.

show me a Buckingham Palace Guard standing guard wearing nursing scrubs.

show me a Chicago Bulls player wearing a a Chicago Cubs jersey during an NBA game.
None of these are things our characters are doing in game, and it's a horrible analogy to boot. Our character doesn't suddenly stop knowing how to WHM when they switch to BRD, and they certainly don't forget how to wear clothing.
In none of those examples does the person not know how to wear clothing. They're all examples of how people avoid wearing outfits that would proclaim them to be something they're not.

They seem like perfect analogies to the game, providing that we're discussing the restrictions on AF gear specifically. Where the analogies fall apart, though, is when extending it to all the other gear in the game, stuff that doesn't constitute a uniform of the job, yet is limited purely for stat reasons as to which jobs can wear it.