Glamour dresser feedback

[Hasrat]

But that's exactly the problem. And it's not obvious it will be expanded in any meamingfull timeframe.

If you genuinely believe they don't intend to expand this within reason, then I guess just don't use it. I'll still call it shortsighted to think devs expected 200 items to be plenty. It's a limit they expected their infrastructure to handle easily while they determine how much of a strain it causes.

[Sida]

If you genuinely believe they don't intend to expand this within reason, then I guess just don't use it. I'll still call it shortsighted to think devs expected 200 items to be plenty. It's a limit they expected their infrastructure to handle easily while they determine how much of a strain it causes.

Testing things is good, but they will not get the data they need. If the inability to take things out of the dresser keeps people from putting things into it, the numbers show the inventory size for it is sufficient. That is why people are vocal about it now. To tell them -why- the numbers are what they are. And well, even if they enlarge it, a limited size is still a limited size. It still forces people to rotate things in it, and as such putting anything that can't be reacquired into it is no go.

That said, a limited "favourites" inventory is quite fine. I have said it before that if we could also include inventory items into plates, the dresser could then be used to the glamours you know you're going to return often. But as it is, the plates are nearly useless at least in my case, since using them to actually give different looks for jobs without sacrificing dungeon gear is impossible.

To reiterate, the limited space is a problem because plates can only use items in it. This changing your glamours in the plates will require destroying items. If plates could also hold visages of items in inve tory, the limited size of the dresser is more than reasonable.

[HyoMinPark]

Mogstation stuff can't be put in the glamour dresser. Those items are placed in the armoire, then the glamour plate system accesses them from there.

Not all Mogstation purchases are Armoire-storable. Only past event items are coded to also go into the Armoire. But a lot of the more expensive Glamours such as the Chinese and Korean exclusives cannot be placed in there. The Eternal Bond outfits cannot either, nor can they be stored in the Dresser (I have two sets of the Platinum package dresses--I really wanted to save one to a Plate since I do like to wear the dress on my healers a lot, but cannot). This is something that should honestly be fixed, and soon (regarding all Mogstation items being Armoire storable, that is).


As for the OP, I agree with every feedback listed. And with Mhaeric's suggestion. I would like to add another one because I don't see it explicitedly stated in the OP:

10.) Allow Plates to be saved to specific Gearsets

While I know you can macro these when you change jobs, I feel like that's a needlessly cumbersome thing. Plates should be saved to specific gearsets to at least save a little bit of hassle if one frequently bounces between jobs that share the same gear. I wanted to use my healer AF3 sets for AST and WHM, but having to macro the Plate changes every time I switch jobs seems, again, needlessly cumbersome.

I hope to see most of these implemented in future updates.

[Keliae]

10.) Allow Plates to be saved to specific Gearsets

I was just thinking about this today. I was telling my husband that bare minimum they should've released an equal amount of plates as you have gearsets available. And then there should be a button on the gearset window that allows you to link a specific plate to it.

[Hellstorm]

i don't mind macroing them but if you can't change the glamour in the wild then it useability to being a tool to seperate jobs is extremely limited. smn and rdm are completely diffrent style same with war, drk, and pld SE got everyone hopes up this would be the system to finally bring diversity instead like housing in 4.1 fell far shot of expectations.

[EaMett]

Two main issues currently :

200 item limit. Honestly I'm just using this as space atm. With only 200 items I can only make half glams, haven't found room for gloves/weapons/some feet/all accessories. So making a plate is icomplete and you still need to glam the missing pieces. In other words it is not usable in it's current form.

Worse is that we can't pull items out of the dresser (I thought they specifically said you could do this during the live letter?)

Right now this is welcome extra space but it's use is void. Only going back to it to glam a couple of items into a plate because I need them for a glam and those 2-3 items can't be pulled out of the dresser. So I glam myself, the go to dressing and make a plate with the missing items in my glam, and apply that. Tedious.

[TerminatorTM]

Default sorting method in glamour dresser - by Ilvl is useless for most players. Really - most wanted is class filters like in PF settings.

[NephthysVasudan]

Saw reports in NN that Wedding gear <gowns/etc> cannot be put into the glamour dresser....veerrrry nasty that is.

[Kkun]

Most of the issues I have with the dresser have already been mentioned in this thread.

Though it would be really nice to be able to search for glamour items instead of having to go to an inn.

Also, I was looking forward to putting the Feast glamour into the dresser but it seems that's impossible. Even if it were possible, would be nice to change it so that items won't be destroyed or at least make it so that items like PVP rewards and some MogStation items can be put into the Armoire. At the moment, even if they were allowed to be converted into glamour items, it seems really easy to accidentally destroy them (especially with PVP rewards being normal quality with no way to get them back if you accidentally throw them away).

[Elamys]

Saw reports in NN that Wedding gear <gowns/etc> cannot be put into the glamour dresser....veerrrry nasty that is.

Nope, you cannot, and I'm at a complete loss for why. They aren't required to have a wedding. As it is, those dresses are very popular glamours.