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I keep crying for that outfit overhaul since about release.../me points at line #3 Dyes & options saved per outfit for easy swapping Separate dye channels for each outfit partShow/hide checkboxes for shoulder & hands (instead of inheriting from real armor)Option [show|Hide|Use real armor] for headmaybe hotkeys for the outfit sub-window & toggle outfit?

Much of what you guys asked for here is part of the outfit overhaul I keep crying for since, subjectively, AD 1512. :-) Dyes & options saved per outfit & character for easy contextual swapping Separate dye channels for each outfit part for better individualisation Show/hide checkboxes for shoulder & hands instead of inheriting from real armorOption [show|Hide|Use real armor] for head (Nerd glasses with Arcane Outfit, some one? ^^)Special shoulder pieces shine through (Nightfury etc.) or transformed into infusionsmaybe hotkeys for the outfit sub-window & toggle outfit?I feel outfits could be a lot more attractive this way.

I like to swap them by context, too; Arctic Explorer for Shiverpeaks, Jungle Explorer for PoF, Casual for cities, etc. So the shared dyes are my primary woe about outfits. And the reason I keep touting an overhaul, so I can buy outfits again. Dyes & options saved per outfit & character for easy swappingSeparate dye channels for each outfit partSeparate (from armor) show/hide checkboxes for shoulder & handsShow/hide/real armor checkbox for headSpecial shoulder pieces shine through (Nightfury etc.)maybe hotkeys for the outfit sub-window & toggle outfit?

Silverwaste, Cursed Shore(?), Istan & SW isles yield more return per time and can be farmed for hours.IMO a full home instance (an investment of 5K gold) should be competitively attractive. At the moment it isn't, by popular vote; when I offer mine in guild and map chat I hardly get a reaction anymore. That was entirely different before the material prices plummeted. How do we get home instances attractive again? Even trying to alter material prices over this affair seems unreasonable. What remains is a) increasing the home instances' yield or b) lowering the effort.b) could be done by allowing friend-listed accounts to enter independently, or installing a portal from those currently under-utilized guild halls, or that gathering NPC mentioned afore.

When I offer a free complete home instance for plundering in map or guild chat today I often get no response. Or a whisper like "sry, farming this or that gets more money in the same time". Maybe two years ago, I had to port in several times. With a growing number of home instance nodes the required time for a complete harvest grew. With falling crafting material prices (not complaining about them) the return dropped. Considering the hefty investment + time-gating I feel a home instance gathering turn should still be attractive and beat Silverwaste or Cursed Shore grind, which can be done in length, in terms of return per time. An NPC at the entrance handing over the harvest could do that. It should work for guest, though, MMOs are not least about the social aspect. I'd buy such an NPC.

raises handJust another case of the same problem, many stacks exotic luck an no way to use them.I don't think unlocking account luck > 300% would cause harm, just set a hefty exponential growth to the cost. Having a few players with 310% (+ boni) won't affect the ingame economy perceptibly.

Strip the decorations and snowflake patterns from the [Cozy Wintersday Mount Pack]™Re-release them as [Frosty Mount Pack]™

Belgian Gambling Commission targets EA and Blizzard over loot boxesGood start... I dare to hope they won't stop there. Anyone here, speaking dutch or french, who would like to point them at AN's recent endeavour?

Gambling with real money, for virtual items or whatnot, should be legally considered gambling and regulated as such.For the gaming industry the lockbox concept is just too lucrative to resist, it seems. For gaming customers it is an ailment. Best way to alienize both.AN, you lowered your ethical standards today.:-(

I'd be happy if only it included the Jormag Dye Kit.

This is fashion war, after all. Let us play it that way. And take our money for more outfits, ofc. ^^