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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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Honestly, the rewards are pretty useless
It’s better than nothing and whether it’s useless or not depends on the person. Someone could probably use a free make-over kit 😄
At least on my secondary account I don't have the back piece yet. The rewards aren't mind-boggling, but decent enough for me to let a twitch stream run in the background, even though I don't like twitch and this account linking business. But I'm a sucker for free stuff. 😏
Same. I also just keep it in running in the background. Twitch has never been my thing.
I've got Wings years ago, I had backpack and tshirt outfit already that was in the previous drop. There should be a way to turn skins duplicates into transmutation charges and exchange for all these damn express npc services into statuettes or at least boosters.
Oh sorry I forgot there are far more important changes than QoL needs that piled over last decade. Like removing butt, breasts and high heels from Watchknight.
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if game would have its code available on github for everyone to contribute.
I mean when you buy the expac you get the skins as items that you then have to delete by typing out their entire name... sometimes I wonder if they test these things
Well, you can link item in the chat and then remove the brackets to speed up things but that shouldn't be done like this. If skin gets unlocked upon landing in the inventory, item should be salvageable/destroyable without type-to-confirm window
They do test things but they're blinded by rose-tinted glasses and biased in favor of their creations which are of course prefect. And frankly, that happens to most devs nowadays.