There should be a way to save our favorite vanities.

[Saziel]

It would be nice so we don't have to redo them over and over again. Once we've made an outfit we like, we should be able to save it to a separate Glamours tab and then be able to switch on the fly with some sort of catalyst. Having to remember certain outfits and change each piece is time consuming and an annoying process.

[Kedrah]

Gear sets work pretty well for that.

[Saziel]

Gear sets work pretty well for that.

It's not about gear sets. It would be nice to save 2 or more vanities for the same base gear, and just be able to change whenever you want without doing it piece by piece. Make your outfit, save it to a Glamours tab, then switch to that outfit with a catalyst at any time.

[ispano]

It's not about gear sets. It would be nice to save 2 or more vanities for the same base gear, and just be able to change whenever you want without doing it piece by piece. Make your outfit, save it to a Glamours tab, then switch to that outfit with a catalyst at any time.

The problem with a separate tab or special slots is it would use more memory, which would work out on PC or PS4, but not PS3. And this is a function they want on all 3.

[Malamasala]

The problem with a separate tab or special slots is it would use more memory, which would work out on PC or PS4, but not PS3. And this is a function they want on all 3.

The memory usage would be the same as now. The real reason is that they wanted an easy solution to make sure a 2 piece item (head + body for example) would always be glamoured to another 2 piece item. Instead of having multiple checks on vanity slots for if head and body are changed etc. they just forced you to do the actions on the gear itself and the gear keeps track of what you can and can't do.

Had they never made those awful two piece armors, the good vanity system would probably have been implemented. With reservation for SE maybe favoring crafting updates over design.

[ispano]

The memory usage would be the same as now. The real reason is that they wanted an easy solution to make sure a 2 piece item (head + body for example) would always be glamoured to another 2 piece item. Instead of having multiple checks on vanity slots for if head and body are changed etc. they just forced you to do the actions on the gear itself and the gear keeps track of what you can and can't do.

Had they never made those awful two piece armors, the good vanity system would probably have been implemented. With reservation for SE maybe favoring crafting updates over design.

No, it wouldn't be. The client would have to keep track of both sets, which is more memory used.

[SaitoHajime]

Gear sets work pretty well for that.

Yea not if you have two jobs that use the same gear. I don't want my war looking the same as pld.

[DarkblueMateria227]

I totally agree. I already have a few ideas for my dragoon and bard vanity sets, but I can't have two or more different glamours on the same gear.

would be nice though

[Gesser]

You can tell via Prisms that they intended for their to be a kind of commitment to a vanity appearance.

It seems they don't want people wildly costume-changing.

From a design standpoint, I'm okay keeping it as is.

More economic gain for crafters is welcome.

[Alukah]

Not until they implement a wardrobe system, this would be a nice addition to that.