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FFXI: Leviathan > Arcon
FFXIV: Selbina > Arcon Villiers
You would rather they passed the extra cost associated with having to investigate and rollback hacked accounts onto the subscribers in the form of a monthly rate increase? Honestly I'm amazed that people in this game were so eager to give SE $50 for some ugly costume jewelry simply because it came with an in-game item that saved an occasional 10 - 15 minutes of travel time, but are so adamantly convinced that the $10 security token was a cash grab by SE.
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FFXI: Leviathan > Arcon
FFXIV: Selbina > Arcon Villiers
Why not just let us buy it in Game for 1 Million gil? So you have two options
1) Protect your Account - Get it free
2) Spend 1 Mil gil, Still able to get it.
Seems like a fair all around solution. You have a way to get it in game, and out of game.
bought the token; DCed a birrion times; got sick of having to go get it every 15min; deactivated it; inventory space alone still worth the money.
EDIT: also, i wear the now useless keychain on my jacket through a buttonhole near the collar. nice conversation piece for ffxi enthusiasts.
Actually the selling price set forth by SE was $42.99 --> http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/top...al/080818.html
While I can understand your point of view on the subject, the point I'm trying to convey is that the token still served the overall purpose of safeguarding your account. I'll agree with your previous sentiment that it could have been handled in a better way, but that was the extra incentive they chose to entice players into taking that extra security measure. All in all, at this point I would find it perfectly acceptable to add another means of making the satchel acquirable through in-game means. FFXI accounts don't fetch the prices they once did, making our accounts less attractive to would-be hackers.
If you want security, you should be able to just buy security, incentive doesn't work well when thats the only reason you buy it in the 1st place, and throw away the real item. Its like ordering something off a commercial because they offer a free toaster, and all you want is the toaster, sure it comes with this other thing you paid for, but you just throw that away because you only wanted your toaster.
you all do know the security token while it might seem a pain benefits you in more than one way
1 it gives you an extra layer of security that while not perfect gives you a guarantee if you are hacked with it on you will get a roll back
2 if you try to access the game from a different IP pool with it you wont be sent through hoops to get access again(they added something new that if you try to access the game from a different IP pool it will lock you out till you confirm your account, this happened to a friend)
3. you get a Bonus item, that's right a bonus item: the Mog Satchel
some of you are acting as though SE is being unreasonable with the token, as someone who was hacked and lost most of her in game valuables I certainly don't think so, SE did not have to add the token for us, they chose to, personally I'm glad they did, if you get one I suggest you keep it even if you think its a pain, I would have spent the money for it even if the satchel was not included with it just for the peace of mind
Last edited by wildsprite; 09-11-2012 at 10:18 PM.
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