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1 minute ago, ZigZack said:

the cosmetics in this game are mostly F2P, outfits are content and they're locking that content's storage utility behind a paywall.

I'm interested. How would YOU set up a premium? What benefits would you give to people that pay for a game you've made or are publishing?

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4 minutes ago, ZigZack said:

i have the money i'm just not stupid and going to blow it all on a game that has a stupid restriction you'd say the same thing if it was something else premium membership got.

Well, lemme serve it to you like this, young padwan. 

Would you rather pay for a game that is extremely balanced, well made and an absolute blast and support them?

Or like OMGLOL said.. Would you prefer they went the route of P2Win?

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2 minutes ago, OMGLOL said:

this is true, i remember when vindictus first came out, the combat is much more realistic and immersing than this(but ofc no combos or anything else that matters, just hack and slash), that game had 0 content, basically a solo/party dungeon grinder, which would have been less terrible if they didn't make +10->+15 weapon upgrade pay to win "only" and completely not accessible to non paying players, a completely perfect example of azn company cashgrab done and time to bail and leaving game to die pretty much right after launch(same case with every single aeria game).

This is not pay to win though, so that's why I am 100% behind their choice in limiting cosmetic access for F2P people. This is a game where skill is what you need, vs. Upgraded weapons. 

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Support NC and get premium to get your wardrobe, or not. 

Support, get benefits.
Play free, well.. Get what you pay for. 

Is this concept too much? Absolutely not. You're playing a well developed game that is absolutely incredible. I laid down $171 (CAD) for the master pack + an extra 50 for NC Coins, just to have them. Save up, bruh.