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4/27/2021 5:37:03 PM
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Why am I treated like a F2P player when I payed for DLC content and season passes?
Transmog should be a free feature for people who have already sunk money into this game. If I’m not going to be given silver then why even bother in the first place with the cap?
Time and time again I feel like my money investment in this game goes nowhere when a F2P player can just get a lot of things I already have.
Ever since this game became “”””free”””” it has just given bungie an excuse to monetise and change the game against the player. First sunsetting, now the transmog cap. If I’m paying for a $40 dlc along with a $10 season pass each month I expect more than some dust, a mediocre activity and a pat on the back.
At the least, start giving us discounts in the eververse store if we own the pass. Remove or expand the transmog cap if we own the pass because if you are treating this like a traditional F2P game start treating your paid customers right.
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15 RepliesCharging for transmog is just wrong. Making transmog yet another terrible grind is just as wrong. They promised Transmog would be coming and it should cost only glimmer and legendary shards. Inventing a new currency to convert armor into ornaments is just another way of showing they don't care if the game is fun. They designed most armor as ugly as possible and then invented ways to make the few good looking pieces obsolete. They owe us transmog... it's not a favor. In D1 every guardian was able to look like an individual. Now we are all dressed in the same handful of Eververse ornaments or the current season's ugliness. It's been like this for three years and instead of approaching it as a long overdue fix it's just another cash grab for long time players. New players don't actually have all the previous armor to convert. Only the loyal do, and this is how we're treated.
