Therion.6395

I won't go into great depth here, I assume that in the 37 pages there are enough people of a similar mindset. I do enjoy Guild Wars 2 a lot and I very much appreciate there is no subscription charge. Given that one had to purchase the game before playing (prior to you making it free-to-play; and yes I did purchase the special edition) I wasn't a big fan of the small amount of bag space which inhibits the player to make the game basically more annoying to play. I am also not a fan of loot box systems and as such I have never and will probably never buy Black Lion keys. It's too close to gambling and the ways it can tempt people to spend more than they should (it's also not healthy) and I don't believe Guild Wars 2 needs that type of thing to be profitable. But I am not hugely against cosmetic microtransactions and quality-of-life upgrades provided they are not essential for enjoyment of the game. As such I am not in itself against charging for mount skins. Especially if the price is reasonable. As such, it's mostly the way one has to rely on chance to get a skin one can actually use and wishes to use. Which is not fun, it does not enhance the game. It turns people off, counters at least some of the goodwill players may feel towards the game, its' devs and publisher and I really don't think the game needs that type of method to stay profitable. In short, the way of acquiring those mount skins speaks of a lack of respect of the developers and publisher towards the players. It's not necessary and is a black mark on an otherwise mostly excellent game. As such I'd advise you to change that for the players and the overall health of the playerbase. Makes us want to play and we'll spend money because of our appreciation of it.