the immersion problem made by glams

[Bright-Flower]

FFXIV isn't Middle Earth or Tamriel or Medieval Europe. Some things that may seem to be immersion breaking at first actually fit within the setting. Including some of the goofier glam pieces like the pig costume, there's an NPC in Idyshire that actually wears that for example. The items we can get actually exist within the lore of the game. You can make an arguement for crossover items I guess but for the most part they don't tend to stand out too much anyway.

Glamour also exists in the lore, so while I can understand if a an outfit takes you out of it a bit, none of it's really lore breaking.

[Conundrum]

FFXIV isn't Middle Earth or Tamriel or Medieval Europe. Some things that may seem to be immersion breaking at first actually fit within the setting. Including some of the goofier glam pieces like the pig costume, there's an NPC in Idyshire that actually wears that for example. The items we can get actually exist within the lore of the game. You can make an arguement for crossover items I guess but for the most part they don't tend to stand out too much anyway.

Glamour also exists in the lore, so while I can understand if a an outfit takes you out of it a bit, none of it's really lore breaking.

Well he's specifically wearing that to hide his identity from those searching for him.

[Bright-Flower]

Well he's specifically wearing that to hide his identity from those searching for him.

Yes but that doesn't contradict my actual point: These outfits actually exist within the setting. It's a goofy pig costume but a goofy pig costume that exists within the world of FFXIV, so while I can see how it could be distracting for someone to say, queue into Praetorium and see someone in that, it still fits within the game's lore for that outfit to exist.