I don't have any problems with the cash shop itself, it the prices I have problem with. If SE cut the prices in half I would buy stuff from the cash shop.
I don't have any problems with the cash shop itself, it the prices I have problem with. If SE cut the prices in half I would buy stuff from the cash shop.
There has been very little fear mongering in this thread. I suppose if you'd rather focus on a few comments instead of every other valid point, that's up to you.
But in regards to the cash shop being aesthetic always and forever, Yoshi has stated that they will most likely be introducing 'jump potions' into the mix sometime after Stormblood.
The cash shop is transforming all the time. It started out pretty small, but now we see more and more exclusive items being placed in there, with prices that continually climb. And it will (most likely) soon start carrying non-aesthetic items as well. Where exactly will it stop? Is that more fear mongering?
Maybe so, but they offered a legitimate reason why they were offering said potions.It's an extremely daunting task for a new level 1 Marauder to get far enough in the story to be able to take part with their friends.There has been very little fear mongering in this thread. I suppose if you'd rather focus on a few comments instead of every other valid point, that's up to you.
But in regards to the cash shop being aesthetic always and forever, Yoshi has stated that they will most likely be introducing 'jump potions' into the mix sometime after Stormblood.
The cash shop is transforming all the time. It started out pretty small, but now we see more and more exclusive items being placed in there, with prices that continually climb. And it will (most likely) soon start carrying non-aesthetic items as well. Where exactly will it stop? Is that more fear mongering?
To give an example, I played WoW for a period with Wrath of the Lich King just came out with some friends at work. They had been playing for months/years prior so they were already up to par with everything. I, on the other hand, had to grind myself up to catch up. This was before they had jump potions even available. So, due to my play type, I played, largely by myself, for 2 months before I could play with them.
SQE is trying to avoid that feeling with new arrivals. New players keep the game alive just as much as veterans do, especially if said veterans take breaks from time to time when the content lull comes into effect.
Last edited by Failia; 03-04-2017 at 01:24 AM. Reason: stupid post count limit
I don't know what thread you're reading, but nearly every person complaining about the cash shop is using fearmongering hyperbole as part of their argument.
And? Nearly all major MMOs include a way to instant level after a few expansions. That's not a sign of "cash shop going bad".But in regards to the cash shop being aesthetic always and forever, Yoshi has stated that they will most likely be introducing 'jump potions' into the mix sometime after Stormblood.
Nearly every person you say?! Talk about hyperbole.
Nearly all major MMOs do not include a subscription based model. The issue is that SE keeps pushing the limits of what the players will accept. People have defended the cash shop repeatedly as it's only cosmetic/fluff, no harm there, right? Now we're most likely going to get jump potions, and the line of "aesthetic items only" will have been crossed. Brave new waters! It will be interesting to see how the shop is handled moving forward.
Please let me know what these superior options are, I'm interested to know.
And the option is there if they wish to pay for it. And there will be people that pay for it, not just new arrivals but veterans as well.
Besides, first and foremost SQE is a business and a businesses sole goal is to make money. It's not to cater to every whim of ever player. That's impossible.
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