What would you pay for?

I would absolutely love to get some frilly clothes to be able to make more anime-type characters. Lots of lacy dresses and ribbons for Magical Girls and Maids, and jackets/shirts with ruffled sleeves and chests for the poet/casanova type Bishounen. (Lelouche from Code Geass, or Jack from Pandora Hearts come to mind)

Also some HUGE weapons, Comical weapons, and a gun for my robot MasterMind that's actually sleek...

Oh, and the option to suppress OTHER PLAYERS' Power Customization. Mr Lavendar Sonic Bubbles, I'm looking at you.

Only thing I haven't bought is the Wedding Pack.

Big fan of the Valkyrie armor (which meshes aesthetically with the Warrior Armor pretty well), and the other boosters have several costume pieces that I keep going back to.

As far as powers, I only use Self Destruct as an express ticket to the hospital. Fortune telling is nifty, and Ninja Run is good in the lower levels, and even better when it matches up to a character. (Nice touch with the different weapon stances as you run too. Kudos.) The Mission Transporter is worth it's weight in gold, but the Supertailor is beyond awesome, and my favorite fluff piece so far.

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Originally Posted by Jophiel Full length skirts, gowns & robes. I don't care if it's a clipping/animation nightmare -- I'm paying my $10 so figure it out!

As long as we got to see it in action first, I'd be down for that. I understand that Martial Arts aren't the only animations a full length skirt/robe would clip on, but still. How bad can the clipping be, compared to capes, weapons, and some of the shoulderpads?

good luck D.B.B.

A costume pack called 'Enemy mine'

Basically it would have a large number of costume pieces used by signature group (not signature character) NPCs.

Carnival of Shadows mask and Bustier, Freakshow chest detail and arms, 5th Column/Council helmet and chest details and so on.

It would be a huge costume pack which focuses on bits and pieces rather than entirely themed costumes, due to the amount of costume pieces in it there would be no emotes or special powers.

I've bought all the booster packs, I'm just saying that up front. What I'd pay for in terms of future boosters is:

1) Animated ****ing hair. Literally or not.
2) The Sybil Dresses from Cimeroa. I cannot in words describe how much I want those available to my characters.
3a) Related to 1: Animated tails.
3b) More tail options.
4) More animal heads/body options. I'm not all that big on anthropomorphic animals, but damn it, the option would be nice if I felt so inclined.
5) More decent permatemp powers like Ninja Run and Mystic Fortune. Particularly a self-buff one.

That's what's on my "I'd pay $10 for" list. Any of my other wants are primarily in the realm of powerset proliferation (Martial Arts Brutes, damn it!) and not relevant to the discussion.

I've bought all the booster and supplemental type stuff as well, but I haven't bought them out of duty or just because. So far, all of them have had something I really liked.

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Originally Posted by Dr_Mechano A costume pack called 'Enemy mine' Basically it would have a large number of costume pieces used by signature group (not signature character) NPCs. Carnival of Shadows mask and Bustier, Freakshow chest detail and arms, 5th Column/Council helmet and chest details and so on. It would be a huge costume pack which focuses on bits and pieces rather than entirely themed costumes, due to the amount of costume pieces in it there would be no emotes or special powers.

Even if I just used the KoA and Carnival outfits, I'd gladly pay for something like this.

Count me in on the "animal heads, animated tails, and running on all fours" packs

I'd love to make a decent werewolf toon for once! Is it just too much to ask?

I would gladly pay for a Spec OPs booster pack.

Body armor, elbow/knee pads, night vision goggles, forearm/shin guards, holsters( hip, thigh, double under arm).various straps of grenandes,pouches, and knives.

Sadly the chances of seeing it are slim to none if past dev comments are anything to go by despite it being one of the most requested things.

I'm not expecting the entire Council/5th Column Mekman outfit or even complete NPC outfits but just a couple of signature pieces that each one has, like the Crey Agent earpiece and robotic hand.

Sadly unless I wander over to the NCsoft studios and promptly dump a large sum of money on their table for it's developement I doubt it's going to happen.

To get the money out of me a "booster pack" has to have the following things:

Utility: It has to have something in it that is useful to play. A new/fun power, a new ability or a new way to do things we've always been able to do.

Customization Options: New costume parts, new hair, new faces, new auras, new emotes, that sort of thing.

Innovation: It has to be something that's actually new, not a retread of previously avaliable stuff that's just gotten a new paintjob.

Interest: It has to be interesting. If all or most of the above are boring or lifeless, it's not worth the effort (tiny as that effort is) to get, much less the money.

So far the Valentine's Pack and the "Jetpack pack" are the only boosters that have failed this and the Superscience booster was borderline. I did buy The Vday pack and Superscience (Vday because it was the first and Superscience because it was just the right side of the borderline) but have avoided the jetpack as a waste of 5 bucks since it would have to be reupped every month.

Expansions are a while different kettle of fish. They have to espand the game dramatically, boosting content and abilities on part with a sizable percentage of the existign game (a percentage which, admittedly, shrinks with each expansion released). It has to make some fundamental change to a large aspect of the game and/or add a load of new content to get my attention, much less to crack open my wallet.

I'd probably buy any pack which would compliment/improve the looks/abilities any of my characters or have abilities included which help my gameplay or simply look cool. I like the expansion of character styling which pretty much means any additional item of clothing.

Thats why I have every booster pack going.. apart from the wedding pack as none of the items really complimented any of my current characters and I can live without the emotes.

Disposable income ftw!

Back Items: quivers, backpacks, animated colorable and emblem-able (think how shields work) chemical tanks, stegosaurus plates, plant growth, permanent and customizable AND travel animated jet packs, glider wings and mini-coptor backpacks,

Many More Movement Animations: ninja run instantly became a Pandora's Box of want for me... sorry devs!

Bubble Helmets.

Traditional Native American inspired items for his hers and huge.

The shaggy monstrous shoulders from CoV beta screenies.

Frog feet. Frog head. I don't have any frog characters. Don't know if I'd even make one. But I'd like to team with a frog... at least on Virtue every now and then.

More animated and particle effect driven parts like steam vents, animated tails IF ever possible, and flowing clothing be it loin cloths, full dresses or what not. (I know we've been repeatedly told many of these will NEVER happen, but this is a hypothetical thread and since when has the word "NEVER" stopped the devs in the past?)

Temp stamina until 20. Or zero recharge on rest until 20.

You know what I want the most? A Josh "Shag" Agle -themed booster pack. Costume parts, mostly: fezz hat, bubble spacesuit helmet shoulders, leopard-print jackets, Hawaiian-print shirts, leopard-print tops with skin,* cigarette holder detail 2, floral lei chest detail. It should also come with tikidrink and martini emotes. And what I'd really love is a Shag-like cat non-combat pet, an organ-grinder monkey non-combat pet, and a Vespa travel power, but I'm not holding my breath on any of those last things. Come on, Shag's space-age tiki-lounge art style is a natural for this game!

* No, we don't have to have two-color tops with skin for this. Make the spots black.

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