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Our quickest Alpha Two updates are in Discord. Testers with Alpha Two access can chat in Alpha Two channels by connecting your Discord and Intrepid accounts here.
Out of all the cosmetics that have been sold til now, which one do you wish was obtainable ingame?
Marzzo
Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
For me it has to be the protectors armor from 2018. I know they said you MIGHT be able to get similar stuff ingame, but anything other than gray will just look stupid in my opinion.
Such a pity so many armor designs will only be used by a couple of thousand people and NPCs
Which one do you wish would be obtainable ingame?
Such a pity so many armor designs will only be used by a couple of thousand people and NPCs
Which one do you wish would be obtainable ingame?
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Sure, the cosmetic will be less prestigious if more people can unlock them with effort, but allowing players to access these cosmetics through gameplay is an overall net positive in my book. As far as I know you can only get one set of these cosmetics per account, correct me if I am wrong on that. With that assumption this means you cant just buy all the cosmetics anyway, so having an avenue to eventually acquire them all through gameplay seems like a logical and player friendly way to approach this. It also gives more world depth and engagement for the amount of time and effort put into all these cosmetic packages past the creation of the game.
They need to stay true to their word.
I have faith that they keep the best for ingame high lv craftable sets.
Part of the selling point for shop cosmetics is their rarity and uniqueness. Why would I buy something I can get for free? Some people might pay still to save time, but a good shop will try to maximize a customer's desire to make a purchase.
It would be a bad move to devalue their shop cosmetics, and it's a bad look. "why is this company selling something you can buy in game?! Is this the first steps to P2W?".
I think if the original vision is true, it's a good compromise.