Really? They put Shadowkeeper on the Mog Station?

[TheMightyMollusk]

Where..... where can I buy that

It's a Squishmallow, they're all over the place. Whether you could find that particular one, I couldn't begin to guess.

[Shinkuno]

It's a Squishmallow, they're all over the place. Whether you could find that particular one, I couldn't begin to guess.

On Amazon they are contantly sold out or rotated with a new set of animals.

[Rannie]

Omg I want to be a responsible adult and buy one!

[Ivtrix]

Are we shaming somebody for having a job, thus they can afford to buy something that they choose to buy?

No, is it that hard to understand people are shaming the company for allowing this to be a mount you pay cash for instead of allowing people to earn it ingame?

[kaynide]

Omg I want to be a responsible adult and buy one!

Ngl, I looked on amazon too. They have a chocolate cow..and a strawberry cow...

[Rannie]

Ngl, I looked on amazon too. They have a chocolate cow..and a strawberry cow...

And a Winnie the Pooh!!! And Tigger tooooooo!!!!

[VelKallor]

Surely aela would have been the appropriate name to choose then? Not only is that werewolf female, but generally pro-werewolf, rather than anti as kodiak is.

Kodlak wasnt "anti-werewolf", he wanted to go to Sovngarde, rather than serve Hircine, allowing the beast spirit to rule his soul.

Living with ones fellow warriors rather than be the servant of a Daedra's nature.

[fulminating]

Kodlak wasnt "anti-werewolf", he wanted to go to Sovngarde, rather than serve Hircine, allowing the beast spirit to rule his soul.

Living with ones fellow warriors rather than be the servant of a Daedra's nature.

"That's what I've spent my twilight years trying to find out. And now I've found the answer. The witches' magic ensnared us, and only their magic can release us. They won't give it willingly, but we can extract their foul powers by force. I want you to seek them out. Go to their coven in the wilderness. Strike them down as a true warrior of the wild. And bring me their heads. The seat of their abilities. From there, we may begin to undo centuries of impurity." -Blood's honor
"And so slain the beast inside of me. I thank you for this gift. The other Harbingers remain trapped by Hircine, though. Perhaps from Sovngarde, the heroes of old can join me in their rescue. The Harrowing of the Hunting Grounds. It would be a battle of such triumph. And perhaps some day, you'll join us in that battle. But for today, return to Jorrvaskr. Triumph in your victory. And lead the Companions to further glory." - Glory of the dead

He instigated the whole "let's stop being werewolves" plotline because he was anti-werewolf, just in a more thorough way than the silver hand.

[Zanarkand-Ronso]

No, is it that hard to understand people are shaming the company for allowing this to be a mount you pay cash for instead of allowing people to earn it ingame?

Not at all, but what is difficult to understand, is why we mock somebody for using their own money: that they earned, to buy what they want.

Which is what my comment was directed at.

[Carin-Eri]

Shaming someone for being scammed out of thirty dollars and boasting about it. It doesn’t matter if you’re a billionaire, it’s still appalling and nothing to be proud of - let alone encouraged. Just like purchasing snake oil, nfts, tickets on uncertified submersibles, mobile telephone games, any edition of skyrim post 2013 or software as a service.

"Scammed"? Too strong a term in this case.

Say what you will about the online store and purchasing items from it - you're entitled to your opinion, as am I. And mine is that the online store for this game is nowhere near as bad as some of the nonsense that Free to Play games push.
I buy, for example, a mount? I get what I paid for. Whereas the F2P game I used to play put pretty everything and anything desirable in loot/gambleboxes. Boxes with a preposterously low chance (although the Devs refused to divulge the official odds) of winning anything but fluff. And to be fair, they did/do put some desirable items in their online 'cash shop'... in bundles to the value of £200.

And you know the sad thing? It works. Players of that game will throw literally thousands at trying to win the grand prize in those sleazy lootboxes. So yeah - not only is it a scam, it encourages gambling - in some cases, very likely underage gambling.

And again, say what you will about FFXIV's cash shop, but there isn't any sleazy gambling encouragement involved in what they sell.