Outfits I want to see in Mog station

I do not want to see this in the Mog Station, but I love to see them ingame in a event or via crafting:

- Kingdom Hearts outfit, I want to see Sora's and Riku"s outfit (both uni-sex)
- The world ends with you outfits: Neku's outfit for the males and Shiki's outfit for the females.
- Bravely Default and Second outfits: Tiz's outfit for males and Agnes's outfit for females, from the Second series Yew's outfit for both genders.

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Originally Posted by Celef

and disagree with you lets not start another war here please, there is the fat mog mount thread for this :)

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Im not surprised by your opinion, considering your anti-cash shop crusade.

Anyways.

And as for the topic. I would like to see FFXII Judges Armor. Cash shop is OK if they are just pure glamour items with no stats on them.

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Originally Posted by Ultear_Milkovich

Im not surprised by your opinion, considering your anti-cash shop crusade.
Anyways.

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Asking for peace and yet being taunt....anyway, back to it, i would really like to see some of the dress sphere model from FF10-2 like lady luck
http://www.ffelement.com/finalfantas...2/ladyluck.jpg

or gun mage
http://www.ffx2.com/darkgunner.jpg
would give us a gipsy look for AST :)
(althought it would need probably a lot of work to get a male version :/)

Oh and the berserk version too, I find there a lack of "beasty" outfit in the game ^^"
http://www.ffx2.com/berserker.jpg
Did not like the game but still, good art work done on it ^^

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Originally Posted by Mindiori

Promote the development of interesting ways to achieve in game items and they will develop it

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While I respect your opinion, its a little more then about appeasing people that "can't be bothered" or developers "appealing" that demographic and taking meaningful content away from those that enjoy working for it. If that were the case then everything would be on the cash shop. Which its not. It's about how cash shops benefit the whole of the company.

As technology increases so do the costs to work with that technology. Once we entered the age where the costs of developing a game went tens of millions past the comfort range of a companies bank account for a game. Things had to change to be able to meet these new costs to keep companies above water and prevent them from going bankrupt in case a game doesn't do so well. No companies pockets are bottomless and while Square Enix recovered from the losses from 1.0 even they felt the sting in their wallets for a good amount of time.

While yes they could put the items in game as a way to earn them, though that defeats the purpose of the shop. To make the company more money to fund extra projects. Want the new games using the new technology? That extra money to fund it has to come from somewhere. Without money corners have to be cut, shortcuts taken and whatnot. Want FFXV to be a blast or a bomb? Want the FFVII remake to be stellar or sunk? I'd be willing to bet that a good sum of the money used in development came from cash shop and DLC revenue.

That's pretty much the choice we have to accept in this age of gaming. Do we want new games using new technology with side funding from cash shops and DLC? Or do we want to go back to the PS1 to PS2 era of technology forever when games were cheaper to develop and companies could take risks without fear of losing everything without the need for additional funding?

I don't mind asking for the Chinese/Korean regional exclusives, outfits worn by npc's in this game, or old event items to be added to the cash shop, because there's already been a pattern established for those things being added to the cash shop, but why do so many want to suggest that for any little thing that could be added to the game through an event or the gold saucer instead? I don't want to have to buy the outfits of my favorite non-XIV final fantasy characters off the cash shop any time a new one is released. I'd like to be able to get those things by playing the game.

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Originally Posted by Celef

Then make BOTH so everyone is happy.
If you dont want to grind, buy. If you don't want to buy, grind, pretty simple, win win and no more flaming SE / the CS supporters / the CS flamers ^^"

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There would still be complainers. Mostly the people that feel it's "special" to get in game and complaining that their hard work is "invalidated" because someone used a credit card. It's already happened with the event gear being on CS.

You can't please everyone.

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Originally Posted by DragonFlyy

There would still be complainers. Mostly the people that feel it's "special" to get in game and complaining that their hard work is "invalidated" because someone used a credit card. It's already happened with the event gear being on CS.

You can't please everyone.

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Then i'll have to go back to my "anti-cash shop crusade" instead of trying to find ideas to please everyone, sad really :/

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Originally Posted by Ultear_Milkovich

The fact that you cant afford these items (being broke is your problem) doesnt really allow you to judge others.

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Why do people always use this as a argument as why cash shop shouldn't be done away with? You are more insulting then the person you are replying to.

Always has to be someone coming into these innocent threads and starting drama.

The cash shop is not going anywhere. It will always be used for random things they make that they want money for. All your sub does is let you on the server, you are not entitled. Get over it.

Anyway Aeris' dress would be nice.

List of character clothes I would love...
Aeris
Rinoa
Terra
Celes

I would much rather prefer to see them in-game first; however, it usually requires some kind of event (like Lightning), so maybe a celebration of Final Fantasy as a collective whole/event.

Then, released in cash shop some time later... I'm not against the cash shop, I've purchased various things from there from past holidays and I really enjoy the opportunity of having this option!... But I prefer the opportunity to achieve them in-game as opposed to spending real money.