Hello,
I would like to suggest an adjustment regarding the Legacy tattoo that was awarded to players of Version 1.0. Currently, the tattoo is only available to characters that were originally created in the 1.0 era.
As someone with a Legacy account, I deeply value the recognition of being part of the game’s early history. However, the limitation means that if I create a new character today, they are not able to receive the Legacy tattoo, even though my account qualifies as Legacy.
My suggestion is:
Allow the Legacy tattoo option to be applied to all characters on a Legacy account, not just those created during Version 1.0.
This would preserve the exclusivity of the tattoo (since it still only applies to Legacy accounts), while giving longtime supporters the freedom to enjoy this unique cosmetic across their entire account. Many players, like myself, create alts or new characters over the years, and being able to carry that legacy mark forward would be very meaningful.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
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I would like to suggest an adjustment regarding the Legacy tattoo that was awarded to players of Version 1.0. Currently, the tattoo is only available to characters that were originally created in the 1.0 era.
As someone with a Legacy account, I deeply value the recognition of being part of the game’s early history. However, the limitation means that if I create a new character today, they are not able to receive the Legacy tattoo, even though my account qualifies as Legacy.
My suggestion is:
Allow the Legacy tattoo option to be applied to all characters on a Legacy account, not just those created during Version 1.0.
This would preserve the exclusivity of the tattoo (since it still only applies to Legacy accounts), while giving longtime supporters the freedom to enjoy this unique cosmetic across their entire account. Many players, like myself, create alts or new characters over the years, and being able to carry that legacy mark forward would be very meaningful.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
Continue reading...