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@AsePlayer said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/835914#Comment_835914
That's quite the straw man argument you got there.
thats...not what a straw man argument is. He said he doesn't like the events and feels DBD is getting worse. You can disagree with him, but that doesn't make it a straw man lol. Maybe google terms before you use them?
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@Squoose said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/835618#Comment_835618
You're sounding like someone who just cannot respond with a valid argument.
WhAT dO yOu MEaN??? ItS jUsT PiXEls 4head??? Also heres 20 posts on how the spirit nerf ruined my life.
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@thesuicidefox said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/835642#Comment_835642
Right but even if they COULD it wouldn't solve the problem of the black market. There will be people who did not get the memo things were deactivated and then get ripped off still.
Not that it matters, but if someone knows the game well enough to know the black market dealers, they probably read the dev updates lol.
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Honestly yeah. It's a horrible decision. Really insulting to people who endured their awful events. The thing is most people don't have exclusives, or they're jealous of people who had exclusives so this makes them happy, while BHVR completely disregards people who are for the most part the devs largest and longest supporters. The funny things exclusives will still exist, like Diatech Nea, Bloodletting, selling legacy accounts, Ohmwrecker Wraith ect. If they truly gave everyone EVERYTHING I would not be as upset, but now the few exclusives I have mean nothing and the events I grinded through were worthless.
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@PoisonN said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/835603#Comment_835603
For real? I really don't care. You should do the same. It's not healthy when you think that you are special just because you have something that not everyone else has. The worst part is that we're talking about video games.
Alright good for you but some of us value the time we invest in something
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@PoisonN said:
It's just... cosmetics. I mean, it supposed to be that serious? You sound a little overreacting about something virtual
Literally the entire game is virtual. That's a terrible argument. So if you lost all your progress, would you be okay with that? What if you worked really hard to P3 a character, and behavior just tells everyone now every character is P3. Would you be happy with the time you spent grinding blood webs?
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@Nobsyde said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/835465#Comment_835465
I think some of you don't really get why those items are now given away: to contrast the black market - that can even lead to exploitation.
Charms are earned through playing, not from codes, there won't be a market for that.
This being said, Devs already answered that they still haven't decided what will happen to charms, but (and this is my opinion now) they will probably be available to buy - but even if that happens it will be a long time after they are available through the Rift.
In other words, just enjoy your time exclusive cosmetics - when they will be available for anyone you'll be able to earn new ones :)
I don't know why everyone thinks I'm talking about buying a code. I actually traveled to get a Science Fair Claudette, and I earned the event exclusives through gameplay. Arguable the events are more gameplay based than charms, as you can just pay $70 and earn everything.
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Also the logic with event cosmetics is extremely inconsistent. So earning legacy guarantees it will remain exclusive, but earning rewards from Howling Grounds and Summer BBQ means nothing? It's not like these cosmetics have a code associated with them. There's no way to sell them. If you are truly concerned about the black market, there are still people selling Diatech Nea for $2000, Ohmwrecker Wraith and Bloodletting for $500+. So maybe give everyone those as well.
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@Peanits said:
Deactivating all codes means deactivating the ones that were already used (so people who did already use them would lose them). That's out of the question.
I do understand your point, but it was also unfair for a console player to go to a convention and leave empty handed because the codes only worked on Steam. If you had those codes before, you got exclusive items to wear for a few years before anyone else.
For the Bloodletting shirt, it's not being included. That was given out through a promotion with the merch store and required you to purchase something. Since you had to buy something to get it, it wouldn't be right to give it out for free. Showing up at a booth and spending money for it are two different things.
Can you make a statement as to whether charms earned in the rift will remain exclusive?