Quote Originally Posted by Krotoan View Post
I don't have a problem with it personally but feel that would:

1. Cause additional distress for those who especially value being perceived as they would see EXACTLY who wasn't seeing them.
> So you believe the option already would cause distress for people and then cause additional distress knowing WHO specifically uses it? If you already don't care about the former, why care about the latter?


2. Cause targeting of those who were in basic outfits and additional griefing by those who now know these individuals are actively avoiding other players "expression".
> That makes sense, let's alter the deal then:

Further I don't see how this is "fair" in any sense. Why is there a "punishment" for using an option? Why does someone changing what amounts to a setting on their computer warrant some sort of indicator?
> Other player's avatars are now able to be altered in the eyes of others, which annulls part of their gameplay experience - character expression without perception through others is impossible. However that's completely fine and you need not be punished or anything of the sort, just in turn not able to express your char through glam either for fairness' sake. Let's say you got assigned a random other player's glam instead. That way nobody would even know that you use the feature.
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