Reintroduce event cosmetics from past years in future events.
This would only apply to the common items and not the special boss drops.
How:
- Make them a low-rate drop in future events of the same type as the originals.
- Each event select 1 or 2 old items to return at random.
- Or you could bring them back as dungeon drops.
Why:
It's plainly unfair for new players. There are already [Time limited] items and [Untradeable] boss drops which act as rewards for the loyalty of old players.
The event items, as far as I knew, were never intended to be limited. Exactly what do staff is trying to accomplish here with turning them into exclusives is beyond me.
Heck, two years we had the same event with the exact same drops.
For years they were a high risk investment until a SGM decided to decree that they would not be coming back.
This clearly has now sealed the deal as far as big pokeyen is concerned. But hear me out, their ridiculous prices don't bring anything for the economy.
We have just diverted from the money-centered economy you wanted to one centered around items. It's the lucky eggs all over again.
Pros:
- You can reduce the toll of designing new items as the old ones would create sufficient hype by themselves.
- New players get something to look forwards to instead of being told that not even after 10 years of constant farming they could buy one.
- Event items can actually be traded freely for reasonable prices, which creates more use for the now dying pokeyen.
- Players won't have to "donate" absurd amounts of money just to amass enough pokeyen to get their hands on a haunted lucky egg costume.
Cons:
- Hoarders might cry
- Gatekeepers might cry
- Players won't have to "donate" absurd amounts of money just to amass enough pokeyen to get their hands on a haunted lucky egg costume.
Was this the real driving force behind your change of view? I'm sorry to be blunt here but all your latest decisions point that way.
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axx
Here for some more heat.
Suggestion:
Reintroduce event cosmetics from past years in future events.
This would only apply to the common items and not the special boss drops.
How:
- Make them a low-rate drop in future events of the same type as the originals.
- Each event select 1 or 2 old items to return at random.
- Or you could bring them back as dungeon drops.
Why:
It's plainly unfair for new players. There are already [Time limited] items and [Untradeable] boss drops which act as rewards for the loyalty of old players.
The event items, as far as I knew, were never intended to be limited. Exactly what do staff is trying to accomplish here with turning them into exclusives is beyond me.
Heck, two years we had the same event with the exact same drops.
For years they were a high risk investment until a SGM decided to decree that they would not be coming back.
This clearly has now sealed the deal as far as big pokeyen is concerned. But hear me out, their ridiculous prices don't bring anything for the economy.
We have just diverted from the money-centered economy you wanted to one centered around items. It's the lucky eggs all over again.
Pros:
- You can reduce the toll of designing new items as the old ones would create sufficient hype by themselves.
- New players get something to look forwards to instead of being told that not even after 10 years of constant farming they could buy one.
- Event items can actually be traded freely for reasonable prices, which creates more use for the now dying pokeyen.
- Players won't have to "donate" absurd amounts of money just to amass enough pokeyen to get their hands on a haunted lucky egg costume.
Cons:
- Hoarders might cry
- Gatekeepers might cry
- Players won't have to "donate" absurd amounts of money just to amass enough pokeyen to get their hands on a haunted lucky egg costume.
Was this the real driving force behind your change of view? I'm sorry to be blunt here but all your latest decisions point that way.
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