No dresser furnishing. How about dressing rooms?

[Hamada]

my solutions:
make a glam log (like what we see in wow and other games)
have the game be fixed where it stops having ps2 limtations from having a poor netcode from resending data unnessercy for 1-3 seconds because guess what? it does nothing to prevent hacking.

[Claviusnex]

I'm having trouble finding a full transcript to show you, but I watched the stream live and this is what Yoshida talked about, not something I made up. There is specifically a technical issue in making it a housing item that can be moved around, otherwise they would do it.

There always seems to be some insurmountable technical issue when Yoshida isn't interested in doing something.

[Rockette]

my solutions:
make a glam log (like what we see in wow and other games)
have the game be fixed where it stops having ps2 limtations from having a poor netcode from resending data unnessercy for 1-3 seconds because guess what? it does nothing to prevent hacking.

10000x this. Please.

A glamour log that we can complete would just be so good. Everyone would be running old content to complete their glamour logs. Could have bonus sets on achievements with it. Make it so instead of holding all that info, you could just try it all on from your glamour uncatalogued, then order it in via mail if you want it as an item on you.

Edit: There could be a namazu wardrobe helper that would randomise roll you an outfit. It could be hilarious.

IT COULD BE SO MUCH MORE SQUARE.

What really upsets me is that there is a mod that I obviously won't name, or use, that does exactly this. Lets you try on and create and outfit from any piece in the game without you having them in your possession. If some rando no one can create this system, why can't SE?

[Dustytome]

I'm not sure why they programmed any of it to have issues if the furniture is moved? It's not like we're interacting with the object constantly after clicking it. The click should serve as the function call for retainers, dressers, fc vault, etc and then the game should care less if someone phases the interactive item into the void while you're standing there.

[Gemina]

The more accessibility to the glamour dressers, the better and this is probably the next step they will go towards. If there was an uproar due to some players not having access to a FC house or apartment, they would need to calm down because it isn't like they are losing anything with that kind of implementation. Through inns, they will still have access to just about everything as a house (players are still without gardening access without a personal plot or FC). They do have a cozy place to log out though

Because my house is basically my hub, more often than not I am going to port to wherever they add additional access to a glamour dresser from there, so it is only a minor increase in convenience for what would likely be a lot of work for the devs. It might be different for other players but my own QoL wouldn't be drastically changed by this addition.

[Culfinrandir]

Why not a Duty Finder &/or Teleport location to take you to a place where you can glamour? It doesn't need to be fancy & can even be a teleport direct into a chosen Inn room. At the moment the whole rigmarole is a bit convoluted, especially if you leave the Inn, start doing something, then realise that you meant to glam an item. >_<

[Mimilu]

You mean the glamour dresser? Either way, your suggestion would be unfortunate for people not in FCs with estates. Unless it can somehow be incorporated into apartments as well.

They could add a dressing room to the apartments too.

[Remedi]

I'm confident the dresser will come as a furniture, he said that it's difficult to make, but as some have said we already have similar objects as a furnitures as such they just need to sort things out

[Elamys]

They should have just expanded the armoire or given us a glamour log instead of this clunky dresser system.

[Rongway]

They should have just expanded the armoire or given us a glamour log instead of this clunky dresser system.

A glamour catalog does not improve the data retrieval situation.

As of this post, there are 2,713 weapons; 628 tools; 6,913 visible armors (7735 armors minus 822 belts); and 2,428 accessories. Uncompressed, maintaining a record of all glamours would require 1.28 kB per character.

XIVCensus shows that at some point in June, there were 11.7 million characters. At 1.28 kB per character, just glamour catalog data would be about 15.0 GB.

Of course, storage space is probably not a real modern day issue. However, XIVCensus estimates about 0.6 million "active characters", based on Stormblood story progress (so not including potentially quite active characters who just haven't made it that far in the story yet, and maybe including characters who reached the specific milestone event in the story and then quit). If each of these half million or so characters accesses a 1.28 kB glamour log just once a week, it will require 730 MB of data retrieval and transfer, or roughly 2.9 GB of data retrieval and transfer per month. If they averaged one access per day, it would require 21.9 GB of data retrieval and transfer per month.

Now think about all the people who would want to access their glamour catalog multiple times in one hour.

If the devs don't think it's prudent to allow freedom of access to the little incomplete glamour dresser we have now, I wouldn't hold my breath for anything like a catalog.