New items on the mog station

[Usho]

HSN...sorry Greedst....MOGSTATION shall not be getting any money from me (unless I want a Fantasia but that's about it). All those emotes could really be in game rewards like with sidequests or something. $7.00 for a emote? HELL NAW. As for the mount...I've seen better. But even still it's not worth almost $25.00 for. I'd take my FREE Falcon mount anyday over another meh pony (yes I'm calling it pony) mount. SE is getting more and more greedy each time I see new items added to mogstation like those emotes for example. Emote should be in game prizes! Sidequests, maybe MSQ rewards, or Gold Saucer mgp prizes...or maybe a Wondorous Tails reward.


Paying for emotes and orchestrion rolls is just...and I'll say this bluntly... LAME. Mounts...I can "maybe" see as cash shop exclusive (though some mounts look like crap anyway). Emotes should never be something you have to pay for in this game. It diminishes a lot of interesting quests they COULD add to the game to get those emotes. But sticking that sh*t on mogstation just further proves how greedy SE is for petty cash.





I for one, won't be spending my money on something that should be a in game reward for effort and fun times, and hope you all won't waste your cash either. Let SE know that they should put new emotes in the game as rewards. Speak with your wallet and don't buy this crap.




/2 cents

[Iscah]

another meh pony (yes I'm calling it pony) mount

Of course it's a pony. Of the "My Little" variety. Look at that pretty frilly barding! (It bears a remarkable resemblance to this one that I still actually own...)

...well okay, either that or Ganondorf's horse. But I thought of the pony first.

[Sigma-Astra]

I'd take my FREE Falcon mount anyday over another meh pony (yes I'm calling it pony) mount.

....It's Lu Bu's actual horse from Dynasty Warriors whom plays off of the real Chinese warlord and general that lived during the late Eastern Han dynasty of Imperial China. It's more than just a "meh pony". The Red Hare was literally part of Chinese history, good lord. The actual horse was probably a Mongolian bred one where they are huge as hell, literally, the Red Hare was complimented throughout history as a "steed who stands among other horses" because Lu Bu was stated as a "man who stands out among other men".

It was part of the Chinese cash shop and holds a significant value towards them because of the history behind it. But, since people from the West also like playing Dynasty Warriors and know of Lu Bu's history, that's probably why it ended up in ours as well.

Why on earth should something be "free" because you don't understand it's worth or value when people had to pay for it in the Chinese cash shop regardless?