They should have prioritised mogstation gear over seasonal event items.
Season event items can be reclaimed from the calamity salvager, mogstation items once discarded are gone for good, despite spending real money on them...
They should have prioritised mogstation gear over seasonal event items.
Season event items can be reclaimed from the calamity salvager, mogstation items once discarded are gone for good, despite spending real money on them...
My favorite is the original Housemaid's attire from the amazon promo being storable in the armoire, but the "Loyal Housemaid" version sold on the mogstation is not storable.
Question, why would there be backlash for items that if lost you have to pay MORE money for rather than items that you run the dungeon/raid/treasure maps a couple times to get the stuff to either make it, or the item itself? I would honestly say there would be more joy than anger over making it so Mogstation items could go in armoire.
What *does* ho in there? The only thing I've had that would,twas my lvl 45/50 bard set.
OP made a point about inventory space and the armoire is free inventory space but not limitless. I felt as though there would be more need for space for accessible items, rather than exclusively paid for items.Question, why would there be backlash for items that if lost you have to pay MORE money for rather than items that you run the dungeon/raid/treasure maps a couple times to get the stuff to either make it, or the item itself? I would honestly say there would be more joy than anger over making it so Mogstation items could go in armoire.
Your point is actually a better point. Making the Mogstation item so it can’t be discarded because it can be stored in the armoire like some of the other undiscardible items we have. I can’t think of another valid way to achieve this.
I wish there was a more elegant solution to “lock” Mogstation items from being discarded but yeah I can get behind adding them to the airmoire.
.... you have over 200 Mogstation items? The dresser can hold 400 items....
What you're referring to is an old event item that was placed in the mogstation a year after the event occurred. What the commenter you're quoting is referring to are outfits made specifically for and released directly to the mogstation.
Yup, but it's still an item, in the cash shop, that can go in the armoire.
It disproves "none".
I dislike that they are effectively charging me inventory spaces AND real money for any item I buy. And then selling me inventory spaces back for more money.
Means I agree with OP.
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