It's time to reevaluate the idea of adding a PLEX/Chronoscroll-like system to FFXIV

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And as you've already been told, it already does. Not even the wedding bands, but the extra retainers too. Heck, I'd say even the dyes count as well.

SE does not share your concern, and that's something you just need to learn to deal with.

Did you seriously completely ignore the quote from the moderator above? Seriously? Do you normally ignore posts inconvenient to your point? I'm not entertaining you as long as you continue to ignore what people are saying.

SE allows players to buy wedding bands and sell them for gil; yes or no?

SE allows players to buy extra retainers which are leveraged for an increased capacity to generate gil; yes or no?

SE allows players to buy dyes and charge gil for their use on other players' equipment; yes or no?

SE does not share your concern, and that's something you just need to learn to deal with.

Don't really care about your questions since you're blatantly ignoring this quote to justify even asking them. Also Bayohne's post here clearly show that they DO care. So please, keep ignoring the post that's inconveient to your story. I'm sure it will continue to put you into a strong bargaining position. Lol.

As you know, the promise wristlets were designed to be tradable so that one person would be able to purchase a pair of wristlets and gift one to their partner.

While the trading and selling of these items for gil is not against the terms of service, in the event this type of trend continues and topics continue to arise regarding whether or not this is considered real-money trading, we will have no choice but to change the design of this system. Therefore we would like players to stop selling and trading the bracelets for gil so that they can continue to be used for their intended purpose.

You're acting like willful ignorance is ok solely because they haven't acted. It isn't. This whole point is a straw man to begin with and is a complete distraction from any real discussion about a plex like system. I'm done with you.