Fix Glamour Restrictions

[EnigmaticDodo]

So, local man was goin' for the most ridiculous glam idea he could perceive, but turns out, the glamour system sucks and wouldn't allow it. Huh.

I think it's about time that level restriction be removed when glamming or in the glamour dresser. While we're at it, lets just remove the class restrictions as well. Seriously.

For the argument against needing visual clarity for classes? I have the icon on the party list. Do I need anything else?

Can I get a special mention to how immersion and whatever doesn't matter too? I can walk around with a turkey dinner on top of my head, wear some frog suit, some panties, and have a 2B Ass, so let's be for real.

Yoshi, pls

[van_arn]

working as intended

[Caitsithhh]

Next they’ll want dyeable raid gear for free

[Haruka_R]

Maybe in 5 years he'll decide to lift the restrictions.

[Aniya_Estlihn]

Next they’ll want dyeable raid gear for free

This is not even remotely related to slippery slope fallacy, come on now. Removing glam restrictions and dyable raid gear have no correlation at all, but an admirable attempt at trolling nonetheless.

[ItMe]

OP out of curiosity, what was your glam idea?

[Payadopa]

While we're at it, lets just remove the class restrictions as well. Seriously.

Dear Lord, no.

[Payadopa]

I'd say it's one of the things were restrictions are good. Bikini warriors, sure. If you have to. But I'd positively dislike seeing a DRG with BLM gear or whatever combination. These are iconic and should stay that way. Same goes for general class gear. I don't want to see a, say, RDM in plate armour. Call me old fashioned. haha

[TheMightyMollusk]

Has it even been a whole week since the last thread on this?

[ItMe]

Bikini warriors, sure. If you have to. [...] Call me old fashioned. haha

I find your grudging acceptance of bikini warriors funny.
Not that I'm throwing shade or think there's anything wrong with your stance, it's just funny to me because I think of bikini warriors as old fashioned too. I mean, they have been in comics and on calendars and novel covers since at least the 70s.