To your previous reply, I will reply with one simple question... Do you understand that people spend their money to be seen in the things they've paid for?
For the last time: People buy skins for a variety of reasons, and it depends on the person.
To see them on themselves, to have other people see them, to match up with friends/parties/teams, to simply support a game even if they don't care about the skin itself, potentially a few other reasons, and any combination of the above.
Speak for others about that again, and it will be ignored.
How much will our character skins be visible to ourselves and others?
It ties into various systems like the frames, that you mentioned, potential social systems, and other potential outside of the frame activities. All I can say on that right now is that we have heard the concerns for this and we are pondering on ways that we may be able to help.
Same question - different game...
What happens if Rockstar decided to add this button to remove customizations in GTA-5?
What happens if Rockstar decided to add this button to remove customizations in GTA-5?
"What happens if Rockstar decided to add a series of toggles to allow people to choose what customizations they see on other people in GTA-5?, even though the big difference there is that is an existing game, in an existing series, that has been out for years without those toggles."
So what is the answer?
Neither you nor I can claim to know the answer to that.
"AOC stuff
different situation, for a different system, aimed at a different outcome, for a different purpose.
In their system, where it makes your outfit into the default version, isn't a CHOICE for what OTHER PEOPLE see, it's literally changing YOUR OUTFIT, on what YOU, the BUYER, can see.
That said, it makes sense to have a system like that for performance, and I applaud them for understanding and speaking about it publicly.
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