Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »Mrs_Malaka wrote: »It costs gold in World of Warcraft to change appearance, Weasel
Also, I thought WoW was sub only. Makes a big difference.
Also, I see WoW has an appearance change for $15.
SWTOR charges their equivelent of crown for appearance change though it is a la cart unless changes race, there is a fee for changing race and if it is not unlocked you have to buy the race. All from their cash shop.
I agree with charging for race change, but I have to pay 1000 crowns whenever I want to change my hair or put/remove some tattoos?
Stopnaggin wrote: »Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Mrs_Malaka wrote: »I used to play an MMO that had a barbershop (WoW) and I honestly prefer ZOS' system.
Like @Aeula said, it saves having to drop whatever you are doing at the moment and going to a fixed location to just swap out a hairstyle. And sometimes I do this when a person goes afk during a pledge - I get bored waiting and do a complete makeover while waiting for "Bob" to come back from the restroom or whatnot.
Another great thing is that you pay one time to access all the base hairstyles.
In WoW, I remember you had to pay every time you changed even just one crummy thing about your character's look.
And as @Ravena stated: It's not even expensive.
People will pay more for things you can get in-game with gold instead (experience scrolls, riding training books, bag space, etc.)
So you rather pay 14.99 dollars to change your character hair instead in game gold becase? reasons?
I believe he stated them if you had read the entire comment. Saves time, has all the styles in place no need to travel every 10 minutes, saves gold in the long run. Especially if you're a plus subscriber.
On another note a barber shop isn't an appearance change system, it's a style change , your face is still your face. Maybe makeup.
All this is getting crazy. What he means is basically if you wanted to change your basic appearance to something else that is not in the crown store it should be possible with in game currency than crowns paid with real money.
If you wanted a cool hairstyle on the crown store you would pay money for it and be able to use it at any time but if you wanted to go from long hair to a pony tail that's in the basic character creator it should not cost crowns but gold.
Probably a better example is like in Eve online where you make your character but after your done you can only change the tattoos, hairstyle, make-up, clothes, and any earrings or piercings for free. You cannot change your characters physical appearance like their nose and body type without paying real money to get a re-sculpt option. Or Skyrim where if you went to Riften and talked to the face lady down there you could pay her gold and you got to change how your character looked. The race and gender although could not be changed.
What the real topic of this discussion is do you rather want to pay real money for the smallest change to your characters hairstyle or pay money for the premium stuff and only spend in-game currency to change the minor things that come free in the creator?
Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Stopnaggin wrote: »Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Mrs_Malaka wrote: »I used to play an MMO that had a barbershop (WoW) and I honestly prefer ZOS' system.
Like @Aeula said, it saves having to drop whatever you are doing at the moment and going to a fixed location to just swap out a hairstyle. And sometimes I do this when a person goes afk during a pledge - I get bored waiting and do a complete makeover while waiting for "Bob" to come back from the restroom or whatnot.
Another great thing is that you pay one time to access all the base hairstyles.
In WoW, I remember you had to pay every time you changed even just one crummy thing about your character's look.
And as @Ravena stated: It's not even expensive.
People will pay more for things you can get in-game with gold instead (experience scrolls, riding training books, bag space, etc.)
So you rather pay 14.99 dollars to change your character hair instead in game gold becase? reasons?
I believe he stated them if you had read the entire comment. Saves time, has all the styles in place no need to travel every 10 minutes, saves gold in the long run. Especially if you're a plus subscriber.
On another note a barber shop isn't an appearance change system, it's a style change , your face is still your face. Maybe makeup.
When you change your style, you also change your aesthetic appearance.
Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Yesterday I got called stupid/***/idiot and a lot more of these amazing words in Zone chat when I said "how stupid and greed is from ZOS part to charge for basic game features such as change basic character appearence".
And then people started to say "They have to make money somehow" and then when I replied them with "They already make money, the game is purchase to play, they sell DLCs, Mounts, Costumes, Hair Styles, Pets why the need to also charge for basic characters appearence when many others games have this feature in-game free of charge (only in game gold/currence)"
And of course I got attacked again by more amazing words and some people even said they put me on ignore.
Have the fanboylism gone so far that people are too blind to see when a company is stomping on them?
Weasel_Tunneler wrote: »Just stop right there, you are trying to amke what I said even more complicated than it seems to be.