First person view adjustments.

[Pakonitan]

With the advent of the Fat Moogle mount. I thought, "this would be the perfect moment for first person view role play." As it stands now, all first person view does is make you into a floating camera with no body. If it could be adjusted to where you can see your character's body as you look through them, and the mount you ride, it could be romantic for role players. ^_^ Could be some vr .hack//sign stuff going on here.

[Konata_Izumi]

i think it would be alot more work to make it skyrim-esk first person, then it is to just leave it alone :P

[Zojha]

i think it would be alot more work to make it skyrim-esk first person, then it is to just leave it alone :P

Well, a modder there simply attached the camera to the eye bone with a slight offset for a very good (albeit not perfect) result. Playing a ninja under such circumstances, tho...dear lords.

[JisKing98]

Please no. We need dev time not on this but on other rather more important things

[Pakonitan]

Please no. We need dev time not on this but on other rather more important things

So what would be "more important" to you? Storylines that you can skim by within a week or even a day. Grinding more tomes? Least with this option we'd get a new perspective we can use our own imagination to experiment with on the downtime when Square is working on updates...

[ServerCollaps]

So what would be "more important" to you? Storylines that you can skim by within a week or even a day. Grinding more tomes? Least with this option we'd get a new perspective we can use our own imagination to experiment with on the downtime when Square is working on updates...

yeah, for 10 secs instead of a week or day

[Shurrikhan]

For a change like this to see significant appreciation, it'd probably need to be paired with something that players would want to view in first person or just naturally has a sense of exploration or aesthetic appreciation, e.g. a new expansion's zones, and it'd honestly take a ton of work for it to be an appreciable PoV due to the number of effects that completely obscure one's vision, rather than augment one's view or the gameplay aesthetics, from the first person viewpoint.

[WinterLuna]

I support this as a QoL feature, but it is not something high on my personal priority list.