It's ugly, bulky, and almost impossible to mix and match with any other glams. Why would we wear an inferior glam?
It's ugly, bulky, and almost impossible to mix and match with any other glams. Why would we wear an inferior glam?
Exactly. 80% of the top 100 is cheating on all 6 datacenters. So the actual legit players that have the glamour probably number in the dozens.That's because there's a BIG chunk of them boosting others who then turn around and sell the accounts.
I've seen a fair few in Feast wearing the armor - the shadow one and the hell hound one. But to see them actually requires people to play those modes, and with the odds stacked against you from the start (seriously? Who decided that Diamond only falls to Platinum next season but Gold falls to Bronze? There's so few players as it is...) you'll be waiting hours to get a match.
I would like to know your where you get your data to support "BIG chunk".
To the second point, that is actually just incorrect. You always go TWO ranks down from one season to the other as even stated on the official page for Feast: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodes...sden/thefeast/
It's more for matchmaking purposes so a fresh player in unranked doesn't get absolutely destroyed by the vets of the previous season and actually have a chance to learn before fighting people of that skill level.




They've gone on record to say pvp rewards won't come back.
And I'm okay with this.
I'd be okay with more permanently unavailable items too.
As long as they continue to cycle in new items, it only serves to help in the long run.
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Ehh they've also gone on record saying housing will be more available and cheaper, that there will be no new races, that blue mage isn't happening.
I don't put too much stock in what they say will or will not happen. If enough people want it (i.e. the shadowstalker set), they will probably create some other method of obtaining it, possibly via this new PVP thing with its new rewards system. It may not be 100% the same thing but they really should do something about the players that are boosting and selling accounts this way (if they're even aware that the problem exists).
I'm totally fine with having rewards that are PVP only just like there are rewards that are PVE only.

:thinking: (P.S. there are 8, not 5, do you really think Europe and Japan only have one each???)
Anyway, back on topic!
There was another thread at some point on PVP exclusives, and there was an idea from it I liked that I still think would be well-implemented: making alternative versions of these glamours. Those who have worked their way up to the top 100 will have one version, while the other would be available for say, wolf collars (Feast rewards should still go to Feast participants, even if not the top 100). Make small but noticeable changes, color palette differences particularly, or maybe remove a few small details. This allows you to still have the “cool glamours” but still creates an exclusive and unique item for the top 100. Keep prior “alternate” rewards available for collars as well throughout the seasons, so even if you don’t get enough collars one season, you’re not completely out of luck.


OP has a point of the strange exclusivity of the items, think about what purpose they serve.
You have them spending time/money to make these mounts/glamours that are so rare that not only with about 0.01% of the top players in the game get them, but they're so rare you can go a year without even seeing someone else with one of them.
They don't encourage players to take part in ranked pvp- which is perhaps the worst part about it, the goal of rewards is to encourage participation, something pvp and ranked pvp especially badly needs... but if a reward is impossible to obtain (and again- only the top 0.01% of players can obtain this), then to almost every player in the game, it may well not even exist.
So you have SE spending time/money to create some incredible items that effectively nobody will ever obtain or even try to compete for because they understand the impossibility of obtaining it (unless they of course do consider themselves to be one of the best players in the world)- it's not bringing more players into pvp, it's not making players aspire to do better so they can get those items too (since they're time exclusive and so unobtainable).
If they actually want ranked pvp to have a playerbase, they're going to need to consider making it rewarding to more than 600 out of 2000000 players.
And I don't think that's something anyone can really deny- the way it is right now, it's just not accomplishing making the mode worth putting more time into developing, so of course with that participation pvp gets neglected. If anything pvp players should want this most because an active gamemode is going to get more dev time.



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