Steele_Magnolia

Absolutely not. I have put far, far too much time into my bases to be willing to give them up. For me this would be too much. It would be enough to send me to another game.

Both.

I've bought the following as packs/sets: Wedding, Valkyrie, Martial Arts, Magic, Cyborg, Science, Mutant, Steampunk, Barbarian

I've bought individual pieces from Circle of Thorns and will buy pieces from Gunslinger.

I have one character that uses most of the pieces from the Magic set. Mostly I mix and match disparate things together for an individual look and end up using most of the pieces from a set but on different characters.

Mostly for the look. The exception for me was my witch who is in almost a complete magic look.

I use costume pieces instead of sets, but I do usually use them as designed. I use armor as armor, that sort of thing.

I like sets - if I like enough in a set I'll buy the set as a whole knowing I'll eventually use most or all of it somewhere. I'm glad we have the ability to buy individual pieces. I think the current marketing of being able to buy both ways is good.

Thanks, I'll try this. I'm desperate.

Me too, for a long time now. I thought it was my mouse going glitchy.

It's more disturbing somehow that I'm not the only one having this problem. It sounds pervasive. Has anyone found a solution because the timing is awful.

Thank you!

I assure you, I will do a happy dance and ditch the voodoo dolls when it's fixed.

Blame the customer. It worked well for Netflix.

Edit/PS: The whole point of microtransactions is to encourage customers to spend more money. The point is moot if the attitude is to either ignore customer feedback or to punish the customer for giving feedback. An inferior product isn't worth buying, now or in the future.


I'd hate to see NCSoft make the same mistakes as Turbine in dismissing player feedback, pushing microtransactions beyond reason, and punishing dissent. This is a great game and I hope it remains such.

The same for me. Pushing your timetable over quality and ignoring customer feedback does no good if your customers stop buying.

Ask Netflix how well that worked for them.

Do this and fix the clipping and I'll buy it.

I'm a bit jaded and have been since the Valkyrie set when the wings stabbed you in the back of the leg and still do. Fixing old things no longer seems a priority over marketing the next new thing ever since the advent of microtransactions.

Steam punk (despite the texture/tint problems) and Barbarian were the last costume sets I purchased. Barbarian was well balanced by archtype, lots of skin, but it fit so no problem. I've bought two pieces (shoulders, belt) from the COT set and the rest didn't suit me but seemed okay.

The celestial set is just plain clumsy. The textures don't even match within the set, don't match hardly anything outside of it, and the tinting screws color matching all to hell. That set taught me to look before I leap, it was the last time I'll ever buy something on trust.

I was unhappy with the archtype balance for magic, which at least was well done artistically, but am more unhappy with the balance for this one. At least magic had the option for full body coverage if wanted and great witches hats. This set... that's not a cowgirl - that's a saloon girl. In modern day terms she'd be working a corner somewhere or at the Mustang Ranch.

When I read the announcement I was excited. Then I saw the pictures and was disappointed, wishing I could have the male's outfit for my female toon. Then I took a closer look and got mad.

I was ready to buy more tp to get this until I actually SAW it. The only piece I can see using is the belt. I wonder how many other players feel the same?

PS: Great letter Snow Globe.

Hear hear.

what he said.

It rather reminds me of the "This is a PvP game!" argument on Aion. No, it's a PvPvE game. Take that "E" out of there and you'd be right, but you'd also be left with an unsustainable game because of the small number of subscribers when the PvEers fled in droves. The same applies for the "u haz 2 team" argument. This game would not be sustainable if all the soloists and primarily soloists left.

Lots of different material for lots of different folks is key to a sustainable game. Because someone plays differently than you doesn't make them wrong.

That would be so cool!