Did we not just get two $18 outfits 2 weeks ago?

[Jijifli]

I know we are bringing them from other sections that normally were exclusive to them (Like China) but still. We just got two $18 outfits in the mog station only two weeks ago, and now we just got two that. That's a lot, so why so fast? Honestly it makes me afraid to even try to request outfits, knowing it'll just be $18 on a shop.

Oh well.

Edit: Since I maybe didn't give it clear here, and people don't read every post, making this clear.

I'm not saying don't give the outfits. I'm not saying don't sell them on the mog station. I'm fine with glam on Mog Station, I've bought outfits on there before. I am saying, for a single character, $18 is a lot. Just making them account wide would fix the issue I have with it. They'd still get their $18, and people with alts don't feel cheated out. Simple solution. I only pointed out the speed here because, with those prices and limitations, that's quite fast (2 weeks vs the last one, 1 month.)

[MicahZerrshia]

Welcome to the future of FFXIV.

[Rita1989]

They are just getting around to adding the Chinese version crap honestly it would be better if they were never added but people keep asking for it and then complain when they do.

[Vexander]

I know we are bringing them from other sections that normally were exclusive to them (Like China) but still. We just got two $18 outfits in the mog station only two weeks ago, and now we just got two that. That's a lot, so why so fast? Honestly it makes me afraid to even try to request outfits, knowing it'll just be $18 on a shop.

Oh well.

My guess is that they might've gotten the rights to bring the Chinese/Korean exclusives in bulk recently, and are trying to make them available more quickly since players have been requesting the exclusives for a long time.

[Jijifli]

They are just getting around to adding the Chinese version crap honestly it would be better if they were never added but people keep asking for it and then complain when they do.

It's the whole idea to get the chinese stuff here that started the $18 price tag. T_T The first outfit to have it was originally Chinese exclusive.

[Bacent]

If people want it badly enough, they'll buy it. If people don't want it, they won't buy it. Don't know why every item added gets its own complaint thread about it. It doesn't affect gameplay in any way, and people on the RP servers can now have their weird little angel/demon RPs.

[HyoMinPark]

We just got two $18 outfits in the mog station only two weeks ago, and now we just got two that. That's a lot, so why so fast?

People were requesting the Angelic/Demonic sets for far longer than the Nezha set. I’m not sure why they opted to bring the latter over first, or why the outfits weren’t included when they released the Bardings on the Mogstation last year, unless there was contracting issues involved.

They are just getting around to adding the Chinese version crap honestly it would be better if they were never added but people keep asking for it and then complain when they do.

The first Chinese outfit was added in Patch 3.4 (Sept 2016). This isn’t really a new thing. They seem to bring them over in stages—let them be exclusive in China/Korea for a while, then bring them over here. Some of the glamours are really nice, so if they’re added here, they’re going to be paid for, because they’re paid for in China/Korea.

[NephthysVasudan]

Yes complaining about new glamours is totally a great idea.

[Rowde]

Yes complaining about new glamours is totally a great idea.

It is when they're $18 each.

People were requesting the Angelic/Demonic sets for far longer than the Nezha set. I’m not sure why they opted to bring the latter over first,

Get more impulse buys. There's less cultural significance for Nezha in this market. Angel and Demon sets going to set ppl back $36 dollars. If they had been released first it was probably less likely that after a consumer spent the $36 dollars on angel and demon that they would then also spend another $18 on Nezha ($54 running total) afterward.

[Tridus]

People keep paying it. It's as simple as that. Players keep telling SE with their wallets "we want more super expensive cash shop stuff!", so SE delivers that.

Welcome to the future of gaming. Best way to protest is to stop giving SE money. That's the only language corporate management understands.