@sburbDev A topic of discussion that I'm frankly surprised hasn't been brought up previously; The grist cost of tailoring alternative God Tier garb is exorbitant. This is on top of the feature going hidden and entirely unexplained, rewarding resourceful players who discover it with a toll they're forced to pay for the privilege of engaging with. I understand that the godly PJs are sacred, but it shouldn't cost half the enemy population of an entire planet just to change some felted pantaloons to a respectable pair of felted joggers. These things provide zero defensive utility whether they're sauced or trash, so this strikes as contradictory to the game's overall theme of customization and player creativity. If a dude's already gone through the trials of ascending, basic logic suggests that he shouldn't have to sacrifice significant time and effort for a little drip. Godly Armor? Aight, I can accept the dozen or so zeroes attached to that price tag. Switching an elbow shirt to a tank? That ought to be a cool twenty and anyone with half a brain knows it.
y0u think i give even the slightest fuck ab0ut grinding f0r c0smetics? y0u and all y0ur besties are g0ds, i'm sure y0u can put y0ur divine human thinkpans t0gether l0ng en0ugh t0 figure 0ut a way t0 turn a pair 0f ugly sh0rts int0 a pair 0f ugly pants all 0n y0ur 0wn.
ok but can wwe TALK about the princely raiments it looks solid until wwe inspect wwhats goin on wwaist dowwn i mean it could not be more blatant in its design as an incentivve to drop trovveloads a grist on modifyin your fit
We've discussed this detail before internally and opted to keep it as is. This is because of multiple reasons: 1. By the time you are god tier, the expectation per the pace of the game is either to already be capable of immense resource draw, or have the equivalent power of godtier in making that happen. Godtier powers are an end game setup that, if done correctly, could slaughter a planet in the blink of an eye. Given the respawn rates of constructs that drop currency as well as the potential of automation through our building system, we felt it should not be a big obstacle. That answer alone, though, was not enough to quell our internal debates; however, the biggest reason was brought to us by one lone employee; 2. Imitation. The data was presented to us quietly, but in certain sessions, on a visual level, there was no way to tell apart a god tier from an imitator at a basic glance. We also realized that the recipe for the outfit can in theory exist without needing to be god tiered. We did not want to restrict the ability of pursuing this avenue of gameplay as deception is a valid strategy, but after reviewing the data, we wanted to ensure that if someone did pursue imitation, that it would not interfere with the game session in a way that its significance were to be diluted. This has been how it has been until today. However, your feedback makes it clear that people value the cosmetic expression of the godtier outfit. We will catalogue this feedback and work on a fitting solution sometime mid-Q3 that may satisfy you. Thank you for your feedback.
Appreciate you taking the time to show your ass and make it that much more evident that you're chipping in nothing to a conversation that didn't concern you. Here's a tip for you and all other mortal chuds allergic to doing five minutes of basic research; this ain't a matter of X plus Y equals Z, Z being magical swag. If it was, we wouldn't be here.
@caligulasAquarium We did it.
holy wwrathful fuck complainin wworks
Meet me in the studio.
are wwe doin this
pretty sick and tired of the sacred speedo chafing my ass
Where making this hapen.