Stop Making Should-Be Achievement Gear.."Optional Gear"

[Alerion]

Uh, no. Netflix is a platform specifically to watch TV and movies, which promises a single price for unlimited access. Your example explicitly breaks that promise.

NPC outfits were never available in game. Are they not therefore "additional products" that would cost more?

You missed the point by quite a bit. Comparing subscription based services to entry + actual, physical unrelated items is comparing apples to oranges. No, I do not consider in game items additional products. I do, however, consider the OST, plushies, tickets to fanfests and so on additional products.

[Talraen]

You missed the point by quite a bit. Comparing subscription based services to entry + actual, physical unrelated items is comparing apples to oranges. No, I do not consider in game items additional products. I do, however, consider the OST, plushies, tickets to fanfests and so on additional products.

Well I consider some in game items additional products. I guess we're at an impasse!

but they're not in-game items if you can't get them in-game.

This is an excellent point, lol

[Kyuuen]

You missed the point by quite a bit. Comparing subscription based services to entry + actual, physical unrelated items is comparing apples to oranges. No, I do not consider in game items additional products. I do, however, consider the OST, plushies, tickets to fanfests and so on additional products.

Then that's a matter of opinion vs. opinion. Gear designed specifically for story NPC's is just that. Gear designed for that characters model and size. Having to adjust said outfit/s to fit other races and all of their adjustable heights takes time. Therefore it can be seen as an additional product/s.

[Nora_of_Mira]

No, I do not consider in game items additional products. I do, however, consider the OST, plushies, tickets to fanfests and so on additional products.

but they're not in-game items if you can't get them in-game.

[Alerion]

but they're not in-game items if you can't get them in-game.

Cute, but "in-game" means usable in the game. Good post though.