Visigothette wrote:How did it "make the gameplay worse" LOL
If they want to keep it vanilla and not allow you to change it, that's fine. But it's not a good thing. It's an archaic game design from ten years ago. Grow up, the industry and the rest of us have.
I don't think it necessarily made the gameplay worse, since it was strictly a cosmetic change. However it could be argued that it lowered the overall value players put into the game. It's one of those personal decisions that one should put a considerable amount of thought and effort into. When that thought and effort is removed because one can simply change it repeatedly on a whim with little or no drawback, the inherent value of it is lowered. It's a similar concept with all the suggestions involving respeccing: lowering the cost or simply making it free; i.e.: "Why bother putting thought and effort into choosing my talents when I can just reset them whenever I want?"
Mugo wrote:Let's just face the fact, guys are lazy for this sh*t. Pity, good idea shot down. Oh well.
Less to do with lazy and more to do with emulating the vanilla experience as much as possible. If it didn't exist in vanilla, there's a good chance it won't exist here. That's not to say exceptions can't be made, but one shouldn't expect something to be implemented just because "It's a good idea." If it gives the perception of being lazy, that's simply after the fact.
SanderP wrote:Maybe you want to consider this in the future, I bet many people will use this gladly. Better than losing people mad about their characters appearance.
Why would someone "get mad" with their character's appearance? Unless if you were completely uninvolved with your character's creation (E.g.: Sharing, gifted, or buying accounts, etc.), you have total control over how they look. The only exception I can think of is as you level up and reach end game, you decide you don't like how your character looks with the gear you've acquired, in which case, that goes back to what I was saying about putting thought and effort into creating your character; they will be what you stick with from level 1 all the way to 60 so ensure it's something you can see yourself enjoying.