Another Eastern Mogstation Glam?

[Yencat]

It is not my thing happy for those who like it but I was hoping Ryne's outfit was coming....it was listed with this and called the Oracle set. But no idea when that will arrive.

Same, I was hoping Ryne's outfit would be dropped at the same time but I guess not.

[DamianFatale]

The top is so cute but I only actively play Dancer and I'm sure it clips with my Chakrams like crazy.

This is why we need alternate holster spots like in Warframe. It really helps with clipping in games that let you choose where to rest your weapons when unsheathed. >o<

[Seraphor]

Most of the cash shop additions are things made by the Korean team, who work independently from the main SE team. The Korean version of FFXIV from what I understand is effectively a F2P game with a load of cash shop content. There's likely some kind of agreement that means they can only sell them through the mogstation, or we don't get them at all.

[Jettinson]

I like it, gives an alternative Ninja feel but it is a mogstation item so lost interest on it.

[Starshower]

I liked this glam when I thought it was coming in the moonfire faire, but now that I know it's from the online store I don't like it anymore. It doesn't seem worth it. Even if you want to buy a glam from the online store there are better ones in my opinion!

[Leloa]

Should have added Ryne's outfit. More buyers for that, everyone wants her boots including me.

[Tlamila]

I agree on the "most eastern outfits seem to be cash shop while in game there's very few". I wish they would give us more in game tbh.
Also, from what i've seen on ffxivcollect, the moonfaire reward this year seems to be a polar bear mount :/

[Soge01]

Finally, I can look like Naruto! xD

[Soge01]

Should have added Ryne's outfit. More buyers for that, everyone wants her boots including me.

Gimme her hair, too. :T

[Mimilu]

Most of the cash shop additions are things made by the Korean team, who work independently from the main SE team. The Korean version of FFXIV from what I understand is effectively a F2P game with a load of cash shop content. There's likely some kind of agreement that means they can only sell them through the mogstation, or we don't get them at all.

The outfit isn't from either the Korean or Chinese servers of the game though, it's a worldwide server original.
From my understanding, the companies who distribute/administrate the games in Korea or China commission the mogstation cosmetics (outfits, emotes, mounts, etc) from SE, who then have to get permission for their worldwide release.
As for the Korean version being F2F, they and the Chinese servers are both pay-to-play like the worldwide servers, with the Korean version having three subscription plans: 5.5 hours, 30 days, and 90 days, while with the Chinese server, you pay per hour.