It's time to remove job restriction from glamour.

[Skai]

Thanks for the redirect to general.

[Naychan]

I agree this should be implemented. If it hits the glamour dresser it becomes 1/1 all. If it needs to be restored the item name is already there to cross reference what the stats should be on removal. As far as lore goes I see so many people in bikinis or undies we have already thrown lore out the window. As for armor being reworked I think it needs it. There are way to many levels and sets in the game.

[Deveryn]

I agree this should be implemented. If it hits the glamour dresser it becomes 1/1 all. If it needs to be restored the item name is already there to cross reference what the stats should be on removal. As far as lore goes I see so many people in bikinis or undies we have already thrown lore out the window. As for armor being reworked I think it needs it. There are way to many levels and sets in the game.

You're overlooking the fact that this will double the item count on all armor in the game.

[Thighland]

Glamour (or transmog) is probably one of the most important things in this game for many people, so the glamour system deserves to be as intuitive and practical as humanly possible!
Just adding more space for items to be put into your glamour inventory is a mere band aid, and no actual solution.
I don't want to think about wether I'd consider glamming a piece of armor in the future, or if I should sell it.
Thinking about stuff like that only makes it harder for me to manage my inventory and costs time that I would like to spend otherwise.
I don't know how hard it is for the devs to implement a transmog system like WoW has, but if there is a game that should have it, it's FFXIV

[Wanderer62]

You're overlooking the fact that this will double the item count on all armor in the game.

The way they been tackling issues like this already is by duplicating items with the [all classes, lvl 1] modifiers.
If not already, they should look into revamping the glamour system.

I am not sure how the code is, but they should tie the glamour (maybe through the galmour's id in code) to the armor, and then pull up a reference of the glamour's model to override the armor's model.

Though changes like this could effect various other things that they might be using the glamour system for. (like changing of NPC clothes)