Why not have the old exclusive cosmetics purchasable in the store for I.S.? and my 2 cents on spirit
I mean it would make them still able to be earned, everyone whose already earned them keeps them, and the people who haven't earned them still have an opportunity to get them.
atm it just feels like a free cosmetic dump (which hey im not against having a bunch of free cosmetics!) Just wondering why the decision was made to not have them buyable for only ingame currency (ie not Auric cells, so they wouldn't be monetized, only earned)
That being said i am thankful for the changes being made and believe this will only increase game health. Good jobs devs!
Also i feel obligated to ask for fathers glasses and yameyoke amulet be switched in rarity, with the amulet having less of a nerf, but then thats before playing new spirit. I also wish to ask why the spirit wasn't given non-directional audio in phase, which would of made it far harder to guess survivor positions whilst phasing allowing for better mindgames and less prescision on the killers part, unless they were to run stridor. Non directional audio being that the killer wouldn't be aware of what side the survivor is on.
Also on another small side note, buff fixated! its a good perk at the moment, but it could become an incredible counter to spirit if you let it be used whilst injured and crouched! yes this will lead to people being able to crouch faster then a regular walking player, and if using iron will lead to incredible stealth plays, but honestly stealth is an underpreforming portion of the game at the moment and i would like to see a strong buff to it, and therefore a shift in the meta. The devs have already in the past changed urban evasion from working whilst only uninjured to working whilst injured and i've been wondering for a while now on the reasoning behind making fixated work differently despite them going back on their decision in the past. I myself have already pulled off some incredible plays with the perk, however its limited use in the healthy state limits its potential greatly.
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