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To get a full wardrobe, each character would have to carry their wardrobe with them. I don't remember which FF14 dev talked about this before but I'm pretty sure it was Yoshi P.

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They only have a finite amount of data that they can carry with the character from server to server, so let's say they have 200kb of data per character, they might only have 200 bytes left and to go beyond this would exceed the maximum allowed data per server unless they were to upgrade all of their servers.

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It's more or less they used existing systems but with fresh code if that makes sense, at least that's what I keep seeing as 'fact vs myth'.Īs for the reason why they don't, it's because of server limitations. I've seen the counter argument that 1.0 code does not exist in 2.0 and beyond, they started on a fresh plate. I can't even fathom the work involved to make such a thing. I have no understanding if tying local files to server checks is even feasible or remotely worth the effort if its a decent idea. Might even be able to tie glam plates to local files too.īut I'm no programmer. Or a seperate server based tab in the local wardrobe that functions as the current wardrobe does. Its a much smaller overall market, so they may be able to content ID those to accounts somehow.

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The bigger issue with this idea, im not sure how to keep the sellable glam market running. Im sure theres a way to link glams to quest/content flags so they can be viewed but not applied without at least a corresponding duty/quest completion. Im not personally worried about people using glams they haven't strictly earned. What if, they just convert the wardrobe to be a locally saved, and sourced database of items, which you can freely choose from, and the only thing that server checks is the current glam saves.

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If you're really honest about what you can get rid of and can overcome your instinct to hoard, it's likely that you will be able to free up dozens and dozens of slots.

Don't just hold onto it because it was hard to get. Crafted gear or stuff that you can rebuy for cheap like AF gear or relic replicas, no need to hold on to that if you're not actively using it.Įven for stuff which might be a pain to reacquire like raid/dungeon gear or old content tokens, you should make an honest assessment of how likely it is you'll actually use this someday and toss it out if you think there's little chance you'll want it. There's absolutely no reason to have pages and pages of dyes, bait, materia, and crafting mats that you're not using every day when you can just buy them as you need them from the MB. If not, then throw it out.Īnything that you can easily reacquire from the market board or vendors, throw it out if you don't have an immediate use for it. Not just 'I might want it someday', do you have an actual solid plan for that item. Go through your storage and for each item ask yourself if you have an actual plan to use this in the near future. The trick is to only store things which you are currently using or have an immediate plan to use, or which would be extremely difficult to reacquire if you threw it out. I've been playing XIV for 6 years, omnicraft, make plenty of glamours, only use the two default retainers, and I've never even come close to running out of space. greens).Not that I'm saying they shouldn't add more space or a proper glamour catalog, but chances are if you're the kind of person who's constantly struggling with inventory space then you're probably holding on to tons of crap that you don't need to be.

I ordered stacks ascending because the first stack is the one that items get used from, so this way your smallest stack will be the first to get used up (ex. Third condition sorts those items further by ilvl, and fourth condition deals with stacks. If there is spillover in to the next tab it seems to be handled fine, again the behavior isn't 100% documented so I was just experimenting and observing results. Second condition actually sorts items by category within their respective tabs. so I'm not 100% sure I understand tab sorting, but this does get the result I wanted so I'll stick with it.

Also, moving this condition elsewhere in the order of conditions doesn't change the behavior. I'm actually slightly confused by this as I wanted to originally code it as 'condition inventory category tab' but that doesn't work, taking 'category' out does. Much more simple for my needs, similar approach though as conditions are in reverse.įirst condition just breaks items up in to tabs based on category.

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