If YoshiP feels the need to beg players not to fill their Glamour Dressers

[ForteNightshade]

Exactly. Unfortunately, some people seem to be spoiled IRL, so it's a struggle to think that way.

Ah, yes. We're "spoiled" for constantly asking for increased inventory space in a game where they literally advertise glamour being the "true endgame." So spoiled for wanting stuff like say, the Mogstation glamours, ya know, items we've paid extra for, to be storable in the Armoire which is otherwise worthless outside event items.

I'd like to remind you had people taken this advise and "stopped being so spoiled," DRK mains would still be dying to their own invuln. It's the non-stop complaining and criticism which finally got them to cave. Well, that and the fact SGE couldn't actually heal LD in dungeons without dumping its entire kit into it.

[Deveryn]

Ah, yes. We're "spoiled" for constantly asking for increased inventory space in a game where they literally advertise glamour being the "true endgame." So spoiled for wanting stuff like say, the Mogstation glamours, ya know, items we've paid extra for, to be storable in the Armoire which is otherwise worthless outside event items.

I'd like to remind you had people taken this advise and "stopped being so spoiled," DRK mains would still be dying to their own invuln. It's the non-stop complaining and criticism which finally got them to cave. Well, that and the fact SGE couldn't actually heal LD in dungeons without dumping its entire kit into it.

Ya'll complain about me showing up in threads, but ya'll are the ones that are up my ass like I kicked your dog or something. Everyone's gotta have the last word. A thread will just stop and be derailed to stop and insult me and make stupid claims and talk about me instead of sticking to the topic. Who's the one with the actual problem?

Fixing jobs is one thing. Adjusting inventory is another, especially when they make plenty of money of extra space. There are also limits to what is feasible. Keep fussing over me and my opinion and suggestions. I'll be over here enjoying my game and lack of glamour troubles.

[ForteNightshade]

Ya'll complain about me showing up in threads, but ya'll are the ones that are up my ass like I kicked your dog or something. Everyone's gotta have the last word. A thread will just stop and be derailed to stop and insult me and make stupid claims and talk about me instead of sticking to the topic. Who's the one with the actual problem?

Fixing jobs is one thing. Adjusting inventory is another, especially when they make plenty of money of extra space. There are also limits to what is feasible. Keep fussing over me and my opinion and suggestions. I'll be over here enjoying my game and lack of glamour troubles.

If you're going to prattle on with this woe is me nonsense, you may want to have quoted the person who actually directly mentioned you and your supposed posting habits and not the one above them who only directed their response to your argument in this thread. Jussayin

No one is denying they make money off the lackluster inventory space. In fact, many us are cynical about that very prospect being why they won't fix what's been an ongoing issue for years. Nonetheless, it makes Yoshida's remarks during the LL come across insincere. Don't beg your playerbase to stop hoarding glamour you keep releasing without making proper accommodations for it, especially if it's due to profits. Better not to not address it at all other than to mention the dresser expansion. The whole limitation argument also falls a little hollow when I can rent a retainer and stuff whatever I want in their, unsub from said retainer and it'll be held in storage for years. In other words, they have the space available.

Nevertheless, you're missing the point of my DRK comparison. That was in response to your nonsensical argument we're spoiled for expecting improvements and to the notion constant criticism doesn't work even if it takes a long time. If "fixing jobs was one thing," then it wouldn't have taken them six years to fix DRK. They just refused to accept it was as big an annoyance as the playerbase did until even the casual players were complaining en masse, especially DRKs who were literally being left to die in content of all levels because healers simply refused to deal with LD.