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A potential loophole was brought up on the forums that I'm keeping my fingers crossed about. The restriction is that you can't glamour a look that is unequippable by your current class/job. However, if all functions as it appears, we might be able to simply switch to say, WAR, right click on that Allagan Tunic of Healing, glamour, and pick a plat item that is technically equippable by the current job. Then all you'd have to do is switch back to WHM and bam, you'd have cloth glamoured into plate.
This loophole is only really useful if you don't have to be currently wearing the gear in order to glamour it, though, which seems unlikely, considering you don't have to be wearing the gear to access any of the other submenu options such as repairs.
As for the above: I don't think anyone here has any illusion that the vanity system was implement explicitly for roleplayers. I don't think any MMO, except maybe LotRO, has implemented their vanity systems explicitly for roleplayers. TERA was about the least RP friendly game I've ever played. Trion has done things for roleplayers in the past (e.g. the wedding system), but wardrobes were not one of those things. Everyone loves being able to wear what they want, not just roleplayers, so that's kind of a moot argument.
This loophole is only really useful if you don't have to be currently wearing the gear in order to glamour it, though, which seems unlikely, considering you don't have to be wearing the gear to access any of the other submenu options such as repairs.
As for the above: I don't think anyone here has any illusion that the vanity system was implement explicitly for roleplayers. I don't think any MMO, except maybe LotRO, has implemented their vanity systems explicitly for roleplayers. TERA was about the least RP friendly game I've ever played. Trion has done things for roleplayers in the past (e.g. the wedding system), but wardrobes were not one of those things. Everyone loves being able to wear what they want, not just roleplayers, so that's kind of a moot argument.
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