Add Moogle Attire Costume to Mog Station

[birdy_reene]

id like to see the mog cap from pre ordering ARR go up on the mog station, I wouldn't mind throwing 20usd at that hat.

[Felis]

double the price of the stream ticket. Therefor people can buy it afterwards without those who bought the ticket feel cheated.

[Namida-Hikari]

Sadly things arent allowed to be rare/exclusive/limited time anymore. People whine too much and demand they have the right to the items, even if they werent playing at the time or didnt care to get the items even if they were playing.

So true... That's why S.E. should stop listening those whining spoilt childs and do NOT add those items in cash shop anymore.

[SachiBear]

I think exclusive items should remain exclusive. As much as I like the moogle attire, I think it'll be a bit unfair if I was able to get it without actually being there for the event, or paying for it at the time it was active. That's just my opinion though.

[Ayer2015]

I'll never understand the mentality of barring someone access to items somehow increasing enjoyment. If people are willing to pay for 2yr old cosmetic items, let them. Exclusive items obtained outside of the game are generally a bad idea imo for an MMO.

[Nirokun]

I'll never understand the mentality of barring someone access to items somehow increasing enjoyment. If people are willing to pay for 2yr old cosmetic items, let them. Exclusive items obtained outside of the game are generally a bad idea imo for an MMO.

Knowing you worked for/took the $$$ plunge and got something declared exclusive makes it more special. Honoring that exclusivity shows loyalty to long-term customers.

[seraf]

The Moogle Attire was a bonus item for people who attended the convention or paid for the live stream coverage. This was a special bonus item tied to a purchase. It won't happen unless they add... say all of the bonus items that come with the plushies and soundtracks too.

This. I wish special limited promotion items would stay special.

[Vexander]

I wish assets in the game from promotional events and the likes would be made available to increase SE's profits and be re-invested into the game itself, making it possible to upgrade technology and hire new talent to improve and expand the game. Exclusivity be damned, if its more important to people to have something no one else can instead of increasing the game's longevity and improving it, then they don't deserve either.

[Nirokun]

I wish assets in the game from promotional events and the likes would be made available to increase SE's profits and be re-invested into the game itself, making it possible to upgrade technology and hire new talent to improve and expand the game. Exclusivity be damned, if its more important to people to have something no one else can instead of increasing the game's longevity and improving it, then they don't deserve either.

Funny thing is, people who supported the game at the time (well before anyone making these demands) increased SE's profits. Through thick and thin we supported a game that received very poor reviews. We were repeatedly thanked, in messages from the devs and occasionally through in-game items. Only after the game was re-vamped did people start filtering in, and behold, started demanding the things the older players had. And here come the new players, telling us we're undeserving of our exclusivity. Sorry, you weren't here, not subbed or didn't pay for a stream at the time, you missed out and only have yourself to blame. It was available for everyone, but you chose not to. If you want to support the game like we did, how about you agree to pay, up front, all of the monthly subscriptions since the game started. You know, to support the game "and be re-invested into the game itself, making it possible to upgrade technology and hire new talent to improve and expand the game".

[Bourne_Endeavor]

Knowing you worked for/took the $$$ plunge and got something declared exclusive makes it more special. Honoring that exclusivity shows loyalty to long-term customers.

Doesn't this argument evoke the same entitlement people who oppose exclusivity are often criticised for? Not that I care one way or another, personally. I just find it a little odd you'll see people decry others as "just wanting everything because you think you deserve it (i.e. special)" only to defend their position by saying "I want it to be special."