It's even funnier when you know that in 2013, they had 22% less net assets than they did in 2010.
As it has been stated, Calamity Salvager.
The development team is not a single entity. People who design instances are not the same people who design the items and these people are not the same who do animation and these people don't design world content, etc. So while it might add some slight workload for the people who do items, it's not going to be something drastic. You're speaking like you have for a guarantee that they will be doing multiple sets of gear every week for the shop and left with minimal time for the game itself when that's just pure conjecture.
Again, pure conjecture. If anything, the new Koenig and Aries recipes coming in 2.4 are a point against you.
I never saw those threads but then again, I wasn't as active back then so I really can't say anything here on this point.
(Bolded part)I assumed that after posting the link to their financial records at least 3 times in this thread that people would stop spreading this lie:
http://www.hd.square-enix.com/eng/ne...q4earnings.pdf
http://www.hd.square-enix.com/eng/pdf/ar_2013_01en.pdf
And nothing prevents you from getting other vanity items in game but you're not entitled to all the other content they create. It states as much in the User Agreement you agreed to. If you want to look it up:
http://support.na.square-enix.com/ru...2&tag=users_en
Section 4.1
Actually, it's the same concept. Vanity attached to a price. The 3 people I know who got the CD all did so for the minion attached to it and most minion collector perfectionist will have bought the CD because else, their collection would remain incomplete.
Well the thing is that you have no choice to buy the expansion else you're stuck in past content without any means to progress so using the expansion pack in a cash shop argument is stupid on both side of this argument as it's a necessity and it always has been.
I still can't understand how a cash shop that you're not forced to buy from can be a deal breaker on a game you supposedly enjoy playing.