Mod users in FFXIV are getting out of control

[Enlial]

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Hm, well, this is less of a response to you than to the op, though it was something I realized reading through yours.

The thing is, mods are done on a per texture basis as far as Im aware. A nude mod would presumably alter the characters "small clothes" (ie undressed) appearance. So in that case at least, does someone who runs around "naked" in the first place really have that first impression changed that much?

I do feel a little embarrassed, to be honest, "undressing" my character in public (for example when upgrading pieces in eureka) which is the sort of thing what you referenced refers to. But I certainly dont obsess over how people with modded games might see it. That would be some strange paranoia.

As much as I hate the term, if the op seriously feels the way they claim, yes I would call them a snowflake. But I dont think they do. "Concern troll" was a phrase tossed out by an earlier poster that I think is a more accurate description.

[Vrankyl]

The thing is, mods are done on a per texture basis as far as Im aware. A nude mod would presumably alter the characters "small clothes" (ie undressed) appearance. So in that case at least, does someone who runs around "naked" in the first place really have that first impression changed that much?

While I don't hate the use of mods, and in fact think a few are something that the base game should actively use. ((The textures are so bad at times)) I do want to correct something here that I've seen a few people post. Unfortunately there is at least one nude mod that changes more than the textures of the 'small clothes'. I can't confirm this from experience but there was a list going around of items affected by this and pretty much all of the Thav gear is modified ((including the newest Autumn Dress)) as well as other pieces of gear. I can understand the bit of an ick feeling someone might get when wearing a glam that cost them millions of gil only to find out by some means that others can see them nude. Though it is still best to report/blacklist those individuals who inform you of this and move on. It's one thing for people to keep that to themselves, it's another to share it with someone for the purpose of harassing them.