Inventory Bags coming for 2.0.

[Rhomagus]

Neither, just popped in to say i hate your sig. Rick Perry (who cares) and Yeah he reference Pokemon once...

I think it was Herman Cain who referenced Pokemon...

Commenting on a subjective opinion in a signature shows that, at the very least, you care for some reason or another. It wasn't even in his post. Tell me; is it Perry, Cain, or Zubats that has moved you to a call to arms?

How does that make you feel?

EDIT: Unfortunately he just made it political in a following post which is bound to derail this topic, almost completely nullifying the point of this post. Regardless opinions are opinions and personal preference is personal preference. I too suggest the conversation go back to item UI, as American politics is not the thread topic.

/facepalm

[Scherwiz]

EDIT: Unfortunately he just made it political in a following post which is bound to derail this topic, almost completely nullifying the point of this post. Regardless opinions are opinions and personal preference is personal preference. I too suggest the conversation go back to item UI, as American politics is not the thread topic.

/facepalm

I was only trying to make the sig understood, I am sorry if it was political.

[Rhomagus]

I was only trying to make the sig understood, I am sorry if it was political.

Apologies for me aren't necessary. No harm no foul.

Back to the topic:

I liked the suggestion earlier about fully supporting the mod community. There are a lot of things that I would like to do, specifically with the UI, that not only do I think the people in general don't agree with, but that I also think would be a waste of the UI teams resources. If the mod community is given the tools to adjust things easier from the client side that would be awesome. I personally have no need for the mini map, the new menu icons in the bottom right corner, HP/MP bar when I'm just walking around, experience bar constantly on screen, and even the chat log.

There's a Skyrim mod called Immersive UI that changes what is shown on screen based on the context of their usage. If you aren't using them then they aren't there and you can press certain buttons to bring them up if you need to access them in a hurry. I would love to do a similar thing with XIV's UI, but I can totally see how a lot of players would be frustrated with that and how each separate UI element having differing levels of opacity or toggleability could be considered low priority on the UI teams list of things to do.