#Battlepass

1 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)

exotic narwhalBOT
sacred lichen
#

already suggested and def not.

#

people would do everything to do cosmetics, and how do u think moonsworth gets money? by people puchasing lunar+ and cosmetics

#

duplicate suggestion and never happening

wicked valley
#

also like there are only so many cosmetics and stuff u can give

#

before ur pretty much just giving everything for free

tardy shell
#

Definitely not, it would completely damage the economy and you easily buy the battle pass and get a lot of free cosmetics

#

Not to mention, Lunar right now has 4 free cosmetics, and every month they release things like that for you to get, Not to mention, you can get cosmetics in #🏆︱leveling

#

Aside from why you say it would make the client more alive, if it's literally the #1 Minecraft client

manic venture
# tardy shell Definitely not, it would completely damage the economy and you easily buy the ba...

Hey, I see your point, and I understand your concern about the impact on the economy and the accessibility of cosmetics. Lunar Client does already offer a great selection of free cosmetics and regular updates, and that’s definitely a strong aspect of the client.

That being said, my idea for a Battle Pass isn’t to replace or devalue the current system, but rather to add an extra layer of engagement for players who are interested in completing challenges and earning more exclusive or seasonal rewards. The key would be balancing it so that it doesn’t disrupt the existing economy. For example, the free Battle Pass track could still offer some fun rewards without overwhelming players who prefer to earn their cosmetics through leveling.

The goal isn’t to make cosmetics easier to obtain overall, but rather to give players something new and exciting to work toward each season, while keeping the current system intact for those who prefer it.

I think a Battle Pass could fit in well alongside the current structure without taking away from what makes Lunar Client special!

balmy birch