[quote] • Stop building your game around monetization. Instead, build a fun game, then add monetized cosmetics for players who engage deeply and grind. The game should feel rewarding before it feels profitable.[/quote] I want to add to that: I'd buy a lot more cosmetics if I could buy them individually. I'm tired of buying a whole Eververse set just for the gloves or the helmet; when purchase comes with something I [b]don't[/b] want, I'm way more reluctant to buy. If I could buy individual pieces, just the pieces that I want, I'd probably buy a lot more. Hell, Bungie could even charge a small premium for individual pieces and make the bundle look like a discount by comparison, I'd spend more, Bungie would get more. I understand Bungie's monetization policy, and it makes sense on paper, you want to aim for the biggest sale possible, but I very rarely participate in that system, the prices are just too steep for me. I'd be much more comfortable spending 350 silver on a single piece I know I'll like and use, than spending 1,500 silver on a full set and ignoring 4/5ths of what I bought. Sell individual pieces for a small premium, make the complete set look like a discount, the whales get what they want, and the minnows can afford to participate in the system. Also let us try on shaders in Eververse, I've been burned too many times before. That's another reason I'm reluctant to spend, I don't always know what I'm going to get. Sorry to soapbox, I just wanted to chime in on that.