Request: Racial Gear Expanded (Dyeing, Interchangable)

[Madotsuki]

It's been a frustration since launch that there isn't any immersion anywhere into the races and their backgrounds and a piece of clothing hardly fills this void.

I never said it "fills a void", I said it's one of the only few aspects of cultural uniqueness we even have. I'm trying to say I think it'd be disappointing to remove it.

The only reason I'd suggest race specific gear not being exclusive to its original race is because the whole concept is outdated with the advent of the glamour system. It was originally designed to stop every new player looking identical - but we don't anyway thanks to glamour. Mission complete, handshakes all round. Time to let it go and raise the exclusivity, in my opinion, or at least release some remotely similar gear for other races to glamour in.

New players can't use glamour until they're level 50, at which point they aren't really new and then have access to myriads of options for glamour. Honestly I am quick to forget that it requires you to have a level 50 job first too.

Though again, I reiterate it's just my opinion that it'd be disappointing for the exclusivity to be lost. You seem to be concluding I am saying that I don't think they should do it.

I did my best to ignore the needlessly belligerent tone in your replies, but this is just too much. You're using pink Gallant armour, so I think it's safe to call you a hypocrite here?

Regardless of whether you think my tone is "belligerent" or not, what relevance does me having augmented Gallant armor glamoured have anything to do with this topic at all? My posts have been opinions about RSE exclusivity, not dyes. Besides, if you really cared that much to look at my Lodestone, at least pay attention, it's dyed purple.

And the post you are quoting is simple matter of fact. Poser, imitator, follower, etc. If you are trying to pose as another race with their clothing, you are a poser. Does it necessarily mean its bad or that the term is slanderous? No, it is just simply that. People imitate fashion in real life all the time.