Moonfire Faire

[Naunet]

They have a implement now, worry about it another time method, which is very odd.

I'm sorry. I don't want to offend... I'm just having a very hard time understanding your post. @_@ Maybe I'm still sleepy?

[Avatre]

I'm sorry. I don't want to offend... I'm just having a very hard time understanding your post. @_@ Maybe I'm still sleepy?

Pretty sure they mean the devs have the mentality of "Let's implement it now, and worry about it later".

[Laerune]

Pretty sure they mean the devs have the mentality of "Let's implement it now, and worry about it later".

Yep, that is what I meant.

[Naunet]

Pretty sure they mean the devs have the mentality of "Let's implement it now, and worry about it later".

Oooooh okay I get it now. I guess my mind was putting the inflection on the wrong parts of the sentence. Sorry. XD

I agree with you, Laerune!

[Bongaboi]

First Moonfire Faire ever that I will be doing. Exciting times!

[Clover_Blake]

Welcome to the world of SE where many things don't make sense.

The Shisui dungeon gear should have just been dyeable. Why do we need a practically-identical swimsuit to add to inventory.

It does make sense. This way, the sense of novelty and excitement over a certain set is maintained for longer. There is only so many new sets the devs can design each update/expansion (and they do design quite a few, let's not deny that). If they also add old sets with the new feature of being dyeable and wearable by different classes, these old sets also add to the novelty, and thus there are even more glamour pieces to be excited about.

If anything, I think it's a smart thing to do. And considering all the effort that designing each set takes (I believe I read something about 6 months), it's only normal they would want each design not to lose their relevance quickly, and instead be something people can still look forward to in the future.

[Skivvy]

It does make sense. This way, the sense of novelty and excitement over a certain set is maintained for longer. There is only so many new sets the devs can design each update/expansion (and they do design quite a few, let's not deny that). If they also add old sets with the new feature of being dyeable and wearable by different classes, these old sets also add to the novelty, and thus there are even more glamour pieces to be excited about.

If anything, I think it's a smart thing to do. And considering all the effort that designing each set takes (I believe I read something about 6 months), it's only normal they would want each design not to lose their relevance quickly, and instead be something people can still look forward to in the future.

This doesn't make much sense. Why all of a sudden start reusing dungeon gear that we got literally a month before as event gear to extend the novelty/relevance of it? Also, revealing armor tends to stay popular for quite a good chunk of time. I don't think those swimsuits were going to be falling out of favor any time soon.

[Clover_Blake]

This doesn't make much sense. Why all of a sudden start reusing dungeon gear that we got literally a month before as event gear to extend the novelty/relevance of it? Also, revealing armor tends to stay popular for quite a good chunk of time. I don't think those swimsuits were going to be falling out of favor any time soon.

I guess because those sets would be fitting for the summer event and thus they had planned to use them from the beginning? ;
It saves time and resources that can be placed elsewhere (like the already mentioned Asian glamour set we got in the latest patch).

[Naunet]

It does make sense. This way, the sense of novelty and excitement over a certain set is maintained for longer. There is only so many new sets the devs can design each update/expansion (and they do design quite a few, let's not deny that). If they also add old sets with the new feature of being dyeable and wearable by different classes, these old sets also add to the novelty, and thus there are even more glamour pieces to be excited about.

I'm not sure how you get "novelty and excitement" from an undyeable dungeon set that everyone wears. If everything was dyeable, it would allow for greater variety. Your sentences are really nonsensical.

[Magic-Mal]

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No it doesn't. Everyone is wearing the shisui outfits, there is no novelty. Now if they went and made some of the Syrcus Tower gear dyable or something, then that would have novelty. Not something that came out less than 2 months ago that everyone is already wearing. And its obviously not a smart thing. This 25 page thread proves it.