



Yes. The question is if they have the resources, and if they do what we don't get in the meantime if they decide to use those resources.


Any gear piece stored there should automatically lose any role/class/Job restriction (lvl restrictions are ok)
When i see aLalafellcharacter wearing a cute glam
There are only three changes needed for glamour dresser:
1. Have enough plates for each class and job in the game.
2. Have the plates be accessible everywhere (except maybe in instanced content, but if possible, inside there too).
3. Allow it to store dye options that can be used on any and all slots on all plates.
However, there is another change that must go along with it, and it's not to the glamour dresser, but to the armoire:
1. Make the armoire be a character-based appearance collection that stores the appearances of all gears that the character has ever possessed, but remove the ability to restore item.
(The glamour dresser retains the ability to restore items, but is the same feature as it currently exists so people has to choose what gear they want to be able to restore and they can't just multiply gears.)


+1 to the Guildwars 2/WoW system.
Moreover if there is a straight dressing room situation where you just click and it shows on your character.
As is now, I have to do several clicks to see each piece and have to make sure I have things ticked to view more than 1 piece (or with current gear)...and dying is wonky in preview....Plus some items can’t be previewed unless someone links it in text.
Again, just do what GW2 does.
For glamour plates, I get that this is harder, but there should be at least 1 per job unlocked.



The big thing, and the only thing I consider vital: Enough plates for every job. All else is irrelevant next to that.



Collection based glamour system like RIFT (did it before WoW and did it better)
"A good RPG needs a healthy dose of imbalance."
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuC365vjzBFmvbu6M7dB80A
Scrap the dresser; Like RIFT and SWToR If you've collected something, it's available on a list that you can then mix and match. Store the plates locally as XML files on your disk, containing the slot and UUID of the unlocked item - no need for servers.Everyone can agree that the Glamour Dresser system needs a lot of work. It's messy and clunky and a pain in the a** to use. Worst of all is the Armoire. I know that you can get job gear from the Calamity vendor, but, why do we need to? Why can't we store it in the Armoire so we can easily use it for glams? It doesn't make sense. All lvl 60/70/80 Antiquated(or otherwise) Job-specific gear should be storable in the Armoire.
やはり、お前は……笑顔が……イイ
Sure. XML files on your disk, no need for servers. Play on a console? No glamour for you.
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