aye, i might well be.
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Some people are just way too salty. As long as the purchasable items don't interfere with the gameplay in any way I'll be happy. I personally enjoy having the option to spend $5-10 on things like fantasia potions or glamor items. People keep bringing up how some of us just want to buy something and not earn it in game so it's not worth having; That's your opinion, so leave it at that.
As long as they continue to add hairstyles/glamour items in-game the way they have so far and use the cash shop on top of that, I think people will calm down and get over it. I'm pro cash shop but I'd hate to see every new glamour/hair/dye/etc go there.
I'm in favor of it, I guess. I'm hopeful that it will eventually mean more vanity and hairstyles and whatever other customizations. Basically what I mean is, if the overall total number of vanity/customization items increases then I'll be happy.
there, found it you can find images of their cash shop screens here I would have just hot linked but chrome said no XD
I had the pumkin head and ghost things mixed around on prices =p
as long as the keep it vanity/old event items im ok with it
i know people that bought soundtrack disc, the premium stream etc just so the can have the in-game goodie so i dont rly see the difference..heck it might even save some ppl money this way lol
"their game"
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I.. just... c'mon really? You really don't see it?
Also, Heavensward is not small bits of mounts and vanity, its a massive content dump and next chapter/stage of a story that could be standalone. Of course it'll be blended in with our current main story but its focus is on Ishgard and its war, not what we just did/been doing during vanilla.
I'm not really sure why some people are fine with being charged on top of their subscription for the kind of content that has been a driving force for progression, trade, crafting, and intentional instance revisits.
I don't really get why people are fine with double dipping period. It's a very blatantly greed driven practice, and accepting it only encourages more consumer manipulation practices. They only have to change a little bit at a time. Get you acclimated. Let you find excuses for the small stuff till you're eventually totally fine with it. It's happened before with other industries.
Hell, did you know cable used to be commercial free?
Microtransactions are so crazy overpriced 99% of the time too. 1/100th of an expansion pack for 1/5th the price? It doesn't take a physicist to see that doesn't match up. And adding that with a subscription is just clawing through the sofas.
I cannot abide by this sort of behavior at all. Even if XIV turned out to be my favorite game of all time. I can't see double dipping as anything but a seriously low practice all around.
Why would you allow that to happen to you?