I think what we need at this point is some transparency from SEGA regarding the reasons for the decision to limit the height of our characters. We can speculate all we want about why the restrictions should or shouldn't exist, what effects it might have on the game if the restrictions are lifted, or to what ends this form of censorship will go, but we shouldn't expect SEGA to review their decisions by continuously bashing the company.

If anything, what we need right now is constructive criticism on the handling of PSO2 (and not needlessly comparing it to other games), and building a better relationship with the team in charge of communicating these kinds of situations with the SEGA team in Japan.

I'm interested to join if you guys are still recruiting.

My PlayerID is "TheMexicanBread"

Thanks

@xejo

Not that I know of, unfortunately. If the Auxiliary on your M/Deuman is a F/Cast, then you could find out by customizing the Auxiliary at the Salon. But if you've already made an Auxiliary on that character of another race/gender, then you'd have to spend some AC to make a second one.

If the ticket was tradeable, then you could just go to the player shops and find out if you'd used it just by checking the item description like I said. But since mission pass items aren't tradeable for whatever reason, you're kinda shit outta luck.

I really don't like that mission pass, fresh finds, and scratch bonus cosmetics aren't tradeable.

Just makes everything a pain in the ass, honestly.

@xejo

When you highlight or hover your mouse over a ticket that's already been used by your account, it will say at the bottom of the item description box whether the item has already been used and is bound to your current character, or that the item is already bound to another character in your account.

AFAIK the reason you can use tickets for cosmetics that your character can't use is because it allows for that cosmetic to be used by that character's Auxiliary.

(and yeah, I agree that a lot of the wording in the NA server is kinda weird)

If cosmetic consumables were changed to be account bound upon use instead of character bound, I feel like I'd be more likely to spend AC on tickets. As it is right now, having to chose between choosing a single character to give the cosmetic to or spending the extra resources to buy a second copy from the markets feels like a chore and something that I'd rather avoid altogether.

On the main topic of the mission pass rewards tho, if we can't make it so they automatically become account bound upon use, then receiving two copies would be acceptable as a way to get to the same point.

@2B Just gotta amass a group of PSO2 players to fight against the Karens then

The option to remove base wear or the introduction of an invisible base wear item would be dope. I think it would incentivize people to spend a little more $$$ whether it be with AC on tickets or with Meseta in the player shops. As things stand currently, not much point in buying clothes you can't see.

Didn't know chat was censored. I do think an option to toggle it on or off with it set to on my default is a good idea though.

@GM-Deynger said in Removing Height Restrictions:

Hi all. At some point I'm going to get the web team to look into having polls on controversial subjects like this, so there would be less of a chance of ... arguments. In the mean time, I'd like to leave this open until we gather the next round of feedback (this week) to see how many unique users have opinions on this matter other than "meh it's fine."

Please show decorum in your responses to others so I can do that (not saying you haven't been, just being proactive.)

I was somewhat upset when I found out the NA servers were implementing some sort of height restrictions without specifying the reasons for the decision, but I am glad to see that there are members within the PSO2 team that are working to make the voices and opinions of the players heard regarding the matter.

The character creation tool in PSO2 is one of the best I've come across, and placing such a restriction on it feels like a slap to the face. Is the slap going to kill anyone? No, but it still hurts, and offends more than anything.

That being said I still recognize that there could be players that welcome such a restriction, and think opening a poll would be a great way to see where the playerbase stands on this topic.

Looking forward to hearing back from the team!