Easing the class requirements on crafted i90 equipment.

[Endemerrin]

This is something that has ate away at me for awhile, and I figured it was time I just made a post to see just how many other people might feel the same way I do.Since the launch of ARR, the Foestrikers set has been one of my all time favorites. Once they implemented the vanity system, I immediately threw it on over my main's gear, and that was that. However, with the introduction of the crafted i90 sets that resemble early dungeon equipment, they added in variants they were dyable, unlike the originals. I was pretty bummed out to learn that the Foestrikers set was to be ARC/BRD exclusive, unlike the original set.



So, this brings me to my point. How many other people would rather they just remove the class specific locks on the i90 crafted equipment, if only for the sake of vanity? Naturally, they would remain within the same disciplines. The Infantry and Foestrikers sets being wearable by disciples of war, the casting and healing sets both being able to be worn by disciples of magic, etc.

This already occurs in some areas of the game. For example, the Toxotes set has only Dexterity on it, but is equippable by all disciples of war, regardless of the fact that it's only useful on ARC/BRD.



It's somewhat of a minor gripe, but it's something I'd really like to see done at some point. I know a lot of my friends who play casters were disappointed that they were stuck being unable to vanity the dyable Acolyte set instead of the Battlemage one, and quite a few Bard friends who were sad that they wouldn't have dyable Infantry gear.

[Yoninxi]

Saurian Tabard of Aiming.

[TheRogueX]

They shouldn't lift the class restrictions. What they should do is open up the glamour system more. Maybe scrap the whole damn thing and start over, because it's ridiculous.