Just copy the Transmog collector system from WoW. Glamour needs a serious update!!!

[SigmaOZ]

REMAKE the whole game then!.


This 10 years old game could well use a remake and update/upgrade not only the code but the graphics as well.


That WoW glamour system you all talk about sounds just like the right solution, it's the same Glamour Log players have been talking about for years, once we get a piece of gear it should be recorded in such log permanently, I'm pretty sure it could be better resource-wise as it would potentially decrease server stress in the long run.

[Arrius]

Keep in mind, they also made this with the idea of being a currency sink.
Given the prices you have to pay over for there for applying said transmogs these days ...



Are you sure about that?

[Vahlnir]

Keep in mind, they also made this with the idea of being a currency sink.
Given the prices you have to pay over for there for applying said transmogs these days ...



Are you sure about that?

I think the same currency we already have (prisms) would work just fine.

[Arrius]

I think the same currency we already have (prisms) would work just fine.

If you want to copy this from WoW, you might as well go the full way.
Ditch the prisms, and pay gil for applying them as a 'service fee' for the Glamor Dressers.

[Vahlnir]

If you want to copy this from WoW, you might as well go the full way.
Ditch the prisms, and pay gil for applying them as a 'service fee' for the Glamor Dressers.

I'd prefer to work with what's already available, at least partially. Hence the prisms.

[Lihtleita]

Keep in mind, they also made this with the idea of being a currency sink.
Given the prices you have to pay over for there for applying said transmogs these days ...



Are you sure about that?

the game could do with a new gilsink tbh

[Granyala]

REMAKE the whole game then!.

This 10 years old game could well use a remake and update/upgrade not only the code but the graphics as well.

Sure, if you are ready to go 4-5 years w/o any new patches or content, they can do that.

[SigmaOZ]

Sure, if you are ready to go 4-5 years w/o any new patches or content, they can do that.

Not necessarily, they can develop a new online game that would serve as FFXIV's remake or continuation, same game but future-proof.



We wouldn't miss a single patch but would have the certainty that there was a new online game in development instead of resources going to XVI.

[Enkidoh]

Not necessarily, they can develop a new online game that would serve as FFXIV's remake or continuation, same game but future-proof.



We wouldn't miss a single patch but would have the certainty that there was a new online game in development instead of resources going to XVI.

This simply will not happen I'm afraid. FFXIV was already remade once due to an exceptional circumstance (FFXIV 1.0's complete and utter failure and the huge hit to both SE and the FF series's reputation in general it caused) which is no longer a problem. FFXIV ARR is FFXIV-2 (it was literally called 'FFXIV version 2.0' in it's early concepts), and successive expansions have only raised the game's 'version' number up to currently version 5.0.

FFXIV ARR is making a consistant profit for SE and Shadowbringers has been universally lauded as the best expansion for the game yet. SE simply are not going to throw an enormous amount of development resources into the gamble of creating a 'new' version of the game simply to have fancier graphics (even more so given Yoshi's past attitude towards this subject, stating that it was an obsession with high-end graphic fidelity at the expense of everything else being a fundamental problem SE has long had, and which was a major cause of FFXIV's 1.0's failure - "the graphics disease" as I understand he termed it in an interview back in 2012/13ish.).

And lets face it, MMOs' day in the sun has since passed and are no longer considered the 'in-thing' in gaming like they were in the Noughties. No longer are developers obsessed with trying to create a 'WoW-killer' like they were in the late 2000s/first half of the 2010s, as the idea of trying to 'kill' WoW was laughable anyway (although FFXIV ARR did somewhat succeed in giving WoW a bloody nose, a split lip and two black eyes at least). Battle-royale type games like Fortnite, augmented reality/VR games or more asscessible open-world games are considered the current fad for gaming and thus developers like SE will naturally more focus on those styles of games rather than another MMO which cost huge amounts to develop, often don't succeed in at least breaking even on the investment if that, and tend to die a year after birth more often than not.

In a world battling with a global once-in-a-century pandemic and the resulting financial recession it's caused, developers are even more reluctant to spare the cash on uncertain gambles like a new MMO, especially a new version of one that is still making enormous amounts of money and paying for itself several times over in it's present form. In the current climate at least, SE simply are not going to create a 'new FFXIV' or 'new FF MMO', I can pretty much say with conviction for the foreseable future at least, FFXIV and it's predecessor FFXI will sadly remain the only MMORPGs in the FF series.