Quote Originally Posted by RognarB View Post
They're not solely opinion based matters but they do serve some of that purpose. Hell, if turning glams off meant everyone appears as their default class outfits thats some processing power you're saving if your PC or your internet is on the lower end. Disliking a glam probably wont wipe your party but it makes co-existance in a social based game more difficult
What's your basis for this assertion?
The game would still be ultimately loading in a bunch of customisations and would still need to have all of the assets ready to go in case you just flipped it.

Quote Originally Posted by RognarB View Post
The problem doesnt lie in the tools but in the people using them (or not). I personally find that reporting someone for something you could easily solve on your end to be extremely intolerant and selfish, removing someone else from play is different than shielding yourself from someone.
I feel that the GMs only enable those ridiculous suspensions because there's an intolerant mass begging for the cleansing of things and people they dont like rather than using tools to customise their experience thus protecting themselves from offense.
Realistically, if that tool existed for the purpose you appear to believe it does then the GM response would have been to just use it.

You also keep complaining about stuff like people begging for the cleansing of things they don't like... this is what you're doing, you're asking to be able to, selectively or en masse, cleanse Eorzea of appearances that offend you, to pretend to yourself that those people don't exist and instead that everyone dresses in ways you deem appropriate, kinda ironic heh.