They have it built in to state if it will provide the zeta or not.
Some toons have abilities that don't have zetas on lvl 7, others do. It becomes too wordy to state x toons will get lvl 7 and y toons will go to lvl 6.
The clearest way to say if you will get a zeta or not, (instead of assuming cause it brings it lvl 7 you get it,) is stating this LST applies the zeta. Which they do. Could they add the line, this LST doesn't apply zetas/omi? Sure, but currently they dont, and you dont need to be on the forums to see if it will apply them.
This isn't a full failure on CG's part, this is also on the players for not looking for the "this includes zetas" on the side.
It does not say it does not provide this (which it should, because they now have LSTs that give zetas), and a player who is not familiar with LSTs may not know of the "includes..." clause if they haven't yet owned, used or experienced one of such LSTs. As noted, however, regardless of this: it incorrectly labels the upgrades given. As seen in both anniversary LSTs (where they correctly label them, including a zeta clause + icon), and in the inventory LST menu (where it correctly labels zeta-tier abilities going to 6, not 7), it is 100% possible to correctly communicate this information.
Regardless of the aforementioned, this is a failure to communicate in a clear manner, which they have proven they can 100% do exactly that (but did not, on one of their menus). This can be seen in the images attached.
This game is not a stranger to being "too wordy" and that is not an adequate excuse or justification with how new unit kits tend to be very wordy. They already do that, a few lines of extra text on appropriate units won't hurt them nor the player.
It doesn't, which I touched on. I agree it should pop up saying it doesn't includes zetas, but here we are.
I did the anniversary quests and got the Phoenix LST (zeta included) first before using this one, but I feel like that would be most players path as well. There was also the free ones from the webstore and the lvl 50 reward (no zetas,) from when they first dropped. So not much excuse to not have some idea how they work.
I agree its possible to correctly label it, but here we are, and players just needed to apply some critical thinking to see they wouldn't get the zeta.
IMO it is a valid reason. I dont want to open a LST and see a wall of toons that go to 7, and then another wall going to 6. Tokens need to be clean and easy to read. Again, saying this LST includes zeta is the way to do that. I'm sure in the not so distant future, it will correctly show the leveling on that screen.
Kits are absolutely fine to be wordy, cause it is defining how the different kits will interact ( looking at you Baylan)
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