@xVinji24x Actually, your idea about class selection is not so far-fetched. I played another F2P game called ArcheAge, where there was a high degree of character customisation.
https://archeage.gamepedia.com/Character_creation
"The class system of ArcheAge consists of ten skillsets, from which players can select three to create one of the 120 possible classes."
https://archeage.gamepedia.com/Classes
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Character customization goes a long way. We all know there will be what individuals consider cookie cutter builds.
Since I have never played ArcheAge (Though I like that concept) I going to use Vanilla WoW and Diablo II in as my examples.
i know this is a little off topic from my post, but I’ll indulge here.
What made Diablo II and WoW so fun. Talent trees in which you could be unique. What is one thing that brought ruin to Diablo III and WoW was removing the ability to make a unique setup. There are other issues but just keeping it to one point for now.
As a gamer, I want to feel as if I’m role playing my character. Like good old D&D. There more immersed in your character and there roll the more fun and imaginative that character becomes.
I also don’t think in the day and age we are in its to much to ask developers to allow for character customization. The more customization allowed the more unique your character becomes.
Character customization means the game will take a lot of disk space . Can we just let those players whom own the skin to download the files only ?😞
I can’t image that character customization uses a lot of space compared to the entirety of any game.
Also, I’m fine with you downloading a skin (character gear/outfit) if I buy it. It’s like that on PUBG for the PC.
*I was unable to find an example on character customization / disc space
Apex Legends was use 15GB disc space before battle pass released and now it take about 25GB . If the contents ingame keep increasing it will become as big as Fortnite and Battlefield .
