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    Player Vhailor's Avatar
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    Deionarra Eidolon
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    Hyperion
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    Conjurer Lv 50
    Eliminate the need for keeping physical items. We should not need to have an actual item icon stored in anything resembling an inventory system.

    ...in other words, give us a f***ing Glamour Log. Problem almost entirely solved. To fully and completely solve it from there, allow us to attach Glamour appearances to Gear Sets. Done. Or, y'know, just keep screwing it up and whining about server limitations, as if the Crafter Log and Gatherer Log and Challenge Log and Hunt Log and [Insert Anything Else] Log weren't things.
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    Krotoan Argaviel
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    Sargatanas
    Main Class
    Reaper Lv 100
    Quote Originally Posted by Vhailor View Post
    Eliminate the need for keeping physical items. We should not need to have an actual item icon stored in anything resembling an inventory system.

    ...in other words, give us a f***ing Glamour Log. Problem almost entirely solved. To fully and completely solve it from there, allow us to attach Glamour appearances to Gear Sets. Done. Or, y'know, just keep screwing it up and whining about server limitations, as if the Crafter Log and Gatherer Log and Challenge Log and Hunt Log and [Insert Anything Else] Log weren't things.
    I'm fairly sure the log that shows you killed or gathered or fished something is an entirely different ball of wax than a log that allows you to call up the appearance of any item and apply it to a current item you hold in your inventory.

    The dresser does remove the requirement for keeping physical items. It just has a capacity. Have you seen peoples reaction to converting their items to entries in a "log"? It hasn't been well received.

    The building blocks are in place, I'm hoping from here we get the rest of the set and not get told "ok.. that's it."
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