do characters change clothes?

[Maxagaze]

Or they stay with the same?

[Bob]

you can get outfits i tink, but there is no visual progression. Cant really think of a single JRPG that has visual progression (cept with weapons)

[Maxagaze]

Originally posted by DeiTy93:

you can get outfits i tink, but there is no visual progression. Cant really think of a single JRPG that has visual progression (cept with weapons)

What do you mean no visual progression?

[J.P.]

You can change clothing via Gear menu.
Clothing does get more and more dirty the longer you postpone sleeping in camps or inns.

[Scharny]

First of all you can change your teams attire under gear (there are a few starting choices).
You can also unlock a few outfits for the main character (noctis) by playing through the campaign.
You can also unlock 1 new outfit for each of his 3 companions by doing the DLC.
http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Attire

[Bob]

Originally posted by Maxagaze:

Originally posted by DeiTy93:

you can get outfits i tink, but there is no visual progression. Cant really think of a single JRPG that has visual progression (cept with weapons)

What do you mean no visual progression?

When you equip an armour set it shows in game. Like skyrim.

[Maxagaze]

excellent. I will do that, for they look as if they came out of a gay porn movie.

[SeriousCCIE]

Yeah they do look like an imported version of the Village People.

The tough guy, the super non-manly guy, the smart guy that uses big words, and the disaffected emo youth serving as our protaganist, betrothed to some model because he's inheriting lots of money and stuff.

Although generally speaking, this has served the genre well since Speed Racer. not that there is anything wrong with that. I'd go for a Chim-Chim as the car driver, though. He'd probably do better.

[Stupendous Man]

Originally posted by SeriousCCIE:

Yeah they do look like an imported version of the Village People.

The tough guy, the super non-manly guy, the smart guy that uses big words, and the disaffected emo youth serving as our protaganist, betrothed to some model because he's inheriting lots of money and stuff.

Although generally speaking, this has served the genre well since Speed Racer. not that there is anything wrong with that. I'd go for a Chim-Chim as the car driver, though. He'd probably do better.

I would say since FF VII and up the clothing has been more Japanese inspired than western. VIII was a good example of that, I mean Zell looks just like Prompto in terms of clothing design and who would ever wear that jackety Squall had?

[Maxagaze]

Originally posted by Stupendous Man:

Originally posted by SeriousCCIE:

Yeah they do look like an imported version of the Village People.

The tough guy, the super non-manly guy, the smart guy that uses big words, and the disaffected emo youth serving as our protaganist, betrothed to some model because he's inheriting lots of money and stuff.

Although generally speaking, this has served the genre well since Speed Racer. not that there is anything wrong with that. I'd go for a Chim-Chim as the car driver, though. He'd probably do better.

I would say since FF VII and up the clothing has been more Japanese inspired than western. VIII was a good example of that, I mean Zell looks just like Prompto in terms of clothing design and who would ever wear that jackety Squall had?

True. Seifer however had a very cool coat. I believe that the japanese style bumps from really cool to really ridiculous.

[Ramen Numerals]

Originally posted by DeiTy93:

you can get outfits i tink, but there is no visual progression. Cant really think of a single JRPG that has visual progression (cept with weapons)

Cecil in Final Fantasy 4

[crazycupmuffin]

Not really a major issue. Ryo Hazuki hasn't taken his attire off since 1999....

[Makoto Naegi]

Originally posted by DeiTy93:

Originally posted by Maxagaze:

What do you mean no visual progression?

When you equip an armour set it shows in game. Like skyrim.

Legend of Legaia did it, if you were curious if there was one. Other than that, I can't think of any others.