Skins/emotes

[evilcheadar]

Would you like to see purchasable skins, emotes and loot crates in aoe3 DE? I think they are of great importance for the sustained popularity of the game. It would be great for getting the younger kids into aoe3. I would be up to do some aoe3 specific emotes for the developers so they can see what’s possible.

[voigt1240]

Be gone, EA intruder

[caleb15]

No

[evilcheadar]

No

And why not?

[Challenger_Marco]

They said there will be no micro transactions ,so no.

[CuCkO0]

No

[Papist]

I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

[evilcheadar]

I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

[harcha]

I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

[evilcheadar]

I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It’s competitive because players that don’t have time to learn the game will still have a chance against players who play 16 hours a day

[[Armag] diarouga]

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I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It’s competitive because players that don’t have time to learn the game will still have a chance against players who play 16 hours a day

??

[TheNameDaniel]

this is a troll thread right?

[evilcheadar]

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I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It’s competitive because players that don’t have time to learn the game will still have a chance against players who play 16 hours a day

??

You might be closer to the latter group

[evilcheadar]

this is a troll thread right?

?

[caleb15]

No

And why not?

Skins make it harder to distinguish different units (and buildings) quickly. Also, microtransactions bad.

[Riotcoke]

this is a troll thread right?

It's a cheddar thread ofc it is

[Aykin Haraka]

you played too much csgo
rts isn't fps

[fightinfrenchman]

I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It encourages people to go out and be competitive in order to make more money

[chris1089]

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I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It’s competitive because players that don’t have time to learn the game will still have a chance against players who play 16 hours a day

No. It just makes a second tier of players. You have those who have pay to win and those that don't.

[evilcheadar]

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I think customizable uniforms and architecture types would be cool. Alas, I doubt the primitive AoE3 software would be able to handle that.

Obviously loot crates and any other pay to win features are a huge no regardless of whether they're feasible or not.

How about emotes? And some players don’t have all day to get good at the game so some pay to win features could be useful for keeping them interested and competitive.

pay to win is the opposite of competitive

It’s competitive because players that don’t have time to learn the game will still have a chance against players who play 16 hours a day

No. It just makes a second tier of players. You have those who have pay to win and those that don't.

There’s already teirs of players based off how much time they can use on playing primarily.

[evilcheadar]

No

And why not?

Skins make it harder to distinguish different units (and buildings) quickly. Also, microtransactions bad.

But it can add an extra layer of skill in the game. You need to select skins that blend in well with the environment to confuse your opponent.

[gibson]

I wish there were cosmetic items tbh

[evilcheadar]

Imagine a flossing dopp

[RuinousEdge]

Imagine a flossing dopp

Only if we have a dab emote too

[evilcheadar]

Imagine a flossing dopp

Only if we have a dab emote too

It all can be added to the game. Perhaps have some emote micro transactions so the developers can make more money and justify maintaining the game.