Will we EVER be able to glamour gear that we cannot wear???

[NoRyoKu]

Like ever?? Will we? It would be nice. seriously, maybe if devs see enough post like this they will change it

Just wondering ^^

[AceTheRedComet]

I hope so, I would love to have some DRG gear on my NIN but alas it is not happening at the moment.

[winny]

I hope not.
I think it's eally better to be able to know which job you are at looking at you instead of having to open the box to see your class.
I'm not doing RP at all, but i like the way it is now.

More general stuff, ok, but do not remove specific job gear.

[Nektulos-Tuor]

I hope not.
I think it's eally better to be able to know which job you are at looking at you instead of having to open the box to see your class.
I'm not doing RP at all, but i like the way it is now.

More general stuff, ok, but do not remove specific job gear.

Oh gosh I have to click a button! Don't let anyone look different!

This response for this issue has always astounded me.

If you cant wear it, you cannot glamour it.
Its agains(*against) logic and common sense to do it otherwise.

In real life I could wear every outfit. In fact what you say goes against logic and common sense.

[SendohJin]

In real life I could wear every outfit. In fact what you say goes against logic and common sense.

show me a fireman wearing a police uniform driving a firetruck.

show me a US Marine wearing a Canadian Mountie outfit.

show me a Buckingham Palace Guard standing guard wearing nursing scrubs.

show me a Chicago Bulls player wearing a a Chicago Cubs jersey during an NBA game.

[Naunet]

show me a fireman wearing a police uniform driving a firetruck.

show me a US Marine wearing a Canadian Mountie outfit.

show me a Buckingham Palace Guard standing guard wearing nursing scrubs.

show me a Chicago Bulls player wearing a a Chicago Cubs jersey during an NBA game.

None of these are things our characters are doing in game, and it's a horrible analogy to boot. Our character doesn't suddenly stop knowing how to WHM when they switch to BRD, and they certainly don't forget how to wear clothing.

[Blood-Aki]

None of these are things our characters are doing in game, and it's a horrible analogy to boot. Our character doesn't suddenly stop knowing how to WHM when they switch to BRD, and they certainly don't forget how to wear clothing.

You missed the point of the post, if you can't logicaly wear it, then you can't glamour it, it's not hard to understand, Would look pretty dumb for a whm to be walking around in full heavy armor glamoured, this may be a game and "realism" does not always apply but you kind of have to draw the line SOMEWHERE.

[Niwashi]

show me a fireman wearing a police uniform driving a firetruck.

show me a US Marine wearing a Canadian Mountie outfit.

show me a Buckingham Palace Guard standing guard wearing nursing scrubs.

show me a Chicago Bulls player wearing a a Chicago Cubs jersey during an NBA game.

None of these are things our characters are doing in game, and it's a horrible analogy to boot. Our character doesn't suddenly stop knowing how to WHM when they switch to BRD, and they certainly don't forget how to wear clothing.

In none of those examples does the person not know how to wear clothing. They're all examples of how people avoid wearing outfits that would proclaim them to be something they're not.

They seem like perfect analogies to the game, providing that we're discussing the restrictions on AF gear specifically. Where the analogies fall apart, though, is when extending it to all the other gear in the game, stuff that doesn't constitute a uniform of the job, yet is limited purely for stat reasons as to which jobs can wear it.

[SendohJin]

None of these are things our characters are doing in game, and it's a horrible analogy to boot. Our character doesn't suddenly stop knowing how to WHM when they switch to BRD, and they certainly don't forget how to wear clothing.

so you're saying your BRD can use Medica II now? i want to play the game you're playing cause that's not the game i play.

the 3 restrictions i support are
AF gear
GC gear
M/F gear

i do not want an Immortal Flames player wearing Twin Adder gear. it's not about knowing how to wear clothes, it's about respecting your position, which is what some of the analogies were meant for. a fireman can be an auxiliary police officer and own a police uniform but when he goes to work to do his job as a fireman he's not going to be wearing his auxiliary police uniform.

all of the things our characters do in the game are called "Jobs", hence why Job specific gear should be Job specific.

[Nektulos-Tuor]

show me a fireman wearing a police uniform driving a firetruck.

show me a US Marine wearing a Canadian Mountie outfit.

show me a Buckingham Palace Guard standing guard wearing nursing scrubs.

show me a Chicago Bulls player wearing a a Chicago Cubs jersey during an NBA game.

What is preventing me from doing it? Is there some magical force stopping me from dressing like one?

Its clothes. I can put on a ladies dress/bra if I want.