@coldreactive Still not really the same thing. Even if it has forced PVP at some point, it still does not make it the main focus of the game. It's a big part of it yeah, but there is still much more work and content on the PVE side compared to the PVP side.

Oh and are we really going off on a tangent irrelevant to the original post again, because this post was not about games where pvp is the main focus. I know you weren't the one who started it, but why does this have to happen on every single post?

@coldreactive said in Bingo B side requires PVP? no thanks!:

@NotWhoUThink said in Bingo B side requires PVP? no thanks!:

I don't know what MMORPGs you know of that have PVP as the main focus

RIFT, World of Warcraft, WildStar, AION, AIKA, Revelation, BLESS, Blade and Soul, Black Desert, Black Gold, ArcheAge

Most of those PVP isn't the main focus of though, yes a lot of people play PVP in those but only like a couple of those is it actually the main focus of the game. The others PVE is very clearly still the main focus of the game.

@HarmlessSyan Oh the original post confused me because I don't recall the other bingos having a back side, so when they said on the B side I thought they were referring to the ones under the letter B for the front side.

Was this changed or something, because I've looked on the entire bingo board and do not see pvp anywhere.

I really don't get why we can't even get the voice tickets for the rest of the ones for npcs from this game especially. Even more so for the ones that already have a partner card, like you already have all the voice-lines to give us those, and must have the legal right to use them or else you wouldn't have done that. Some of the voices we do have are already from an npc, but we are still missing a lot of them that were supposed to be released with scratches.

I kinda get how it's a little harder and more expensive for 3rd party voices, but like give us the ones that are already in the game at least, why can't we even get those?

(replying to the original post) I've seen multiple characters with a lot of effort put into them in PSO2 (that aren't based on npcs in the game, because counting them would be cheating). I don't know why you've never seen any of them, but I don't understand how every single forum post gets turned into an argument about a completely different topic and ropes in how other games do things. What is so hard about sticking with the actual topic lol.

@ThirdChild-ZKI said in Paid for an extra character slot. Lost it when I deleted a character.:

It could be done better, that's undisputable. . . But it's been this way for 8 years long before we got our hands on it. This isn't me saying "Well since it's always been this way, it's fine!" but it is me saying that if it hadn't changed in 8 years, it's not very likely to.

What we CAN do at least, is:

1. Take your time creating a character you like. Sure, you might be excited to get started, but make sure you make something you really REALLY like. There's a lot you can change later, but there's also some things you can't. Be sure what you can't change isn't going to be a problem later.
2. Read Carefully. No seriously, READ CAREFULLY. Especially if you're about to put some money down on it. Let the buyer beware. Failure to completely be aware of or understand what you're purchasing, especially when it's clearly outlined by the seller does not make it a scam.
3. Regardless of how X game or Y game does things, be sure you understand how PSO2 does things. It may or may not be different, and it may not be in line with your expectations.

What is the point of saying it's unlikely to change. Stop that adds nothing, no point putting people down for no reason. Most likely the person who posts something knows how unlikely it is, pointing it out just makes it seem like it has so much less of a chance. I know this is the general chat section of the forums and that rule only applies to the in-game suggestions section but I think just using it as a general rule of thumb is for the best. I think GM Deynger said it best:

"Valid responses to player suggestions would include agreements with the players sentiments (so we can see numbers) and additional justification if they have it. Those who disagree can respond, however only by sharing why they disagree. Please do not tell others things are "not possible," or that they are "wasting Sega's time."

I know people in this thread are busy screaming about how it tells you this. But honestly it really should be a character slot and not just the character that is bought with the ticket, excuses of well the JP version does this too, don't float either I never said they don't, but I still think it should be changed in general. I have bought a character knowing how this works and don't plan on deleting them, so I am not a person that knows nothing about this.

If the items, meseta, etc, that you can get from remaking the character is the only issue there are other ways to prevent this while still making these an actual slot. They could make the slots turn into a placeholder instead of the slot being replaced if you buy another ticket after deleting the previous character, and make it so that any character created in that spot has the mag box mission marked as already completed (and give no reward for it) so you cannot reclaim it, and for the weekly client orders also mark them as already completed so you can't get the meseta reward that week.

Or they could do a less preferable way and still do the mag box thing and make you wait a week to recreate a character in that slot.

I don't get people that refuse to acknowledge that it really shouldn't be done this way, because it being a slot you're getting and not just the character can only benefit people. You know how this works you didn't make this mistake? So what it shouldn't be this way just because it is now.

I just wish the Laconiam sword would have actually done all the things we see Alis do in cutscenes aside from the sealing part. We see her fly around and shoot a bunch of photon blade like projectiles, yet all we can do is use one photon art, block/counter and the normal swordbeam attack when we use it.

Sad that this still hasn't happened, they added descriptions for things people specifically asked for like some of the crafting furnishing items, but most things in this game still have no description. Pretty much every item has some kind of lore or backstory about what the weapon is/how it came to exist in the JP version. But all it says here is this item is equipable as a sword. The description would also make the choice of renaming Slave weapons to Raven weapons seem strange though, as there are other words that would actually make more sense than the original name of Slave that make no reference to slavery (as a demon is basically imprisoned in these weapons, words like imprisoned, confined, and sealed would make more sense, with sealed literally being in part of the descriptions).