Guild Wars 2

I don’t know about anyone else, but I myself love alts.

One thing I really, really, REALLY hate about alts is keeping track of my account wide gem store purchases, specifically my salvage-o-matics and perm harvesting tools.

I suggest adding a “Gem Store” wardrobe section, where we can withdraw infinite amounts of our gem store account purchases, rather than have to hunt around and shuffle them between alts constantly

This! I would actually purchase those infinite harvesting tools if this was implemented.

Sakri.7234:

This! I would actually purchase those infinite harvesting tools if this was implemented.

I concur.

Sounds interesting…but playing the devil’s advocate here: do you think the rise in one-time only sales would be worth the fact that nobody would actually have to ever purchase a like-item again? While there’s an argument that “you don’t have to buy more than one already” – remember, this wardrobe feature would be a convenience feature, just like having sets purchased on each character.

On another hand, we could use something like transmutation charges to unlock them on the character…but it’d have to be quite a bit in order to balance the charges.

If they made it so that you could buy 1 infinite mining pick, and use it on all your alts without using the bank, the picks would skyrocket in price to make up for it. Remember, they went up (slightly, I know) in price when they went account bound. You don’t really think they’ll stay 1k gems, do you?

hannah mee.7925:

Sounds interesting…but playing the devil’s advocate here: do you think the rise in one-time only sales would be worth the fact that nobody would actually have to ever purchase a like-item again? While there’s an argument that “you don’t have to buy more than one already” – remember, this wardrobe feature would be a convenience feature, just like having sets purchased on each character.

On another hand, we could use something like transmutation charges to unlock them on the character…but it’d have to be quite a bit in order to balance the charges.

I feel the people who would buy multiple are more those who enjoy the collector’s item aspect of it. Adding it to the wardrobe could allow you to see what other items there are to complete your “collection” so to speak