Remove the One time character restore rule!

[Vidu]

The other option would be to allow for "retirement" for characters. You can't log into them, and they aren't in active memory on the servers, but they can be "come out of retirement" with relative ease, and without having to pay (in this situation, set a limit on the number of retired characters a player can have, and limits on how frequently players can retire and revive characters).

What for, really? If you dont want to play a character, there is a simple solution: dont log in with that character. SE really doesnt need to spend time to develop a "fix" for something that isnt theres to fix and that they cant fix - as harsh as it sounds: thats the mind and lifes of people deleting their character multiple times...

Edit: Or even better: just uninstall the game and leave your character be, no need to kill them when you remove the game that you would have to reinstall (and depending on your connection/set-up that can take a bit...)

[Dorander]

Honestly, the restore function is there if your account gets compromised and your character is deleted/stuff taken. Not for silly children who can't deal with the consequences of their actions. Don't go whining to S.E. to 'undo' your decision. Live with it.

[ShigureKosaka]

I really appreciate all of your opinions, But the Fact of the Matter Is My opinion of this subject is the same. The Policy Needs to be changed to allow more then once.

[ShigureKosaka]

I would Also Really appreciate it if you all refrain from making bigotry comments on this forum.

[ShigureKosaka]

Come to a very populated server and you will see how cruel people can be in this game.

[Lexia]

Come to a very populated server and you will see how cruel people can be in this game.

I'm on the most populated server you can find.

[AreciaRhi]

I felt like this was clickbate ;_;

[ShigureKosaka]

Then your one of the lucky ones and haven't run into the bad side of this community.

[Neri]

what kind of bad side of the community that forced you to delete your character not once, but twice?

[Leigaon]

The Link is instead of letting a person restore there character beyond once, They are now gonna force them if they wanna return to start over and buy a jump potion...

I'm not all for it but that's the reason right there why it will most likely never change. There is more money involved rather than having a restore. You could say "make the fee equal" but you would have to make it equal to the story / job jump potions + a bit extra to cover the potential loss of monthly fees. Money wins, and unfortunately it always will. I get to make that clear today after the holidays back to some customers, so it will not be fun but it's what comes down the ladder.

can't they just stop playing the game by their own will?...

They can't, I'm not saying it is right but some can't stop, and they'll take full advantage of that. If you come back and realize your character is deleted, then they say "you can't recover, but you can remake them." you're either going to fork out the cash or you're going to say screw it. With as addicted as some seem to be with this game, I'd bet they would put out the money. When you take those numbers up to the higher ups, beyond Yoshi-P & Co. the kicker is they do not care one bit about a single person. Someone saying they'll quit is like taking a grain of sand out of the beach.

Say if 50 people quit and delete their characters, come back only to find they have to re-create. A small number I'm sure will just go all over again, level 1..others will see it and go "I'm not doing this all over again" and leave. The remaining will pay the cash.

It won't get harder to re-gain what you need as things go on. We will get to a point where we can solo older content safely and get glamour items. Right now some people are soloing level 50 content, it will just get easier as we get to 70. OP is right, there is money lost, but the probability that money being gained is higher. She's right, it needs to be removed..just won't. Maybe some good will come from this, maybe they'll increase the number instead of removing it. That's a middle-ground or a starting point of some sort.