Nothing wrong with a healthy debate, it's all good

Wait a sec, weren't you just saying it wouldn't matter if they're tradeable? Lol No I understand that, was just an example but you get my point

First thing I am going to do in Identity, order the Mad Special...two pizzas

Don't get me wrong, I am not saying I am going to do it, I like to earn my in-game items, but there will be people that will take advantge. There was a big issue not so long back with the very thing in DayZ.

That sounds good, it not being anything to give an unfair advantage, but if these cosmetic items are tradeable in-game I think it will damage the economy. Lets say a rare weapon, like the AK-47 is $500 in-game rather than play and earn that money I could just buy a coffee table for £2.00, trade it with a player for $500 in-game and boom, I got my AK-47 for £2.00

But it is hard earned in-game money, that's what I am getting at lol. The point I am making is players will take advantage of it, why play for X amount of time to earn that in-game money if you can just buy something for a couple of pounds and sell it for a good price in-game.

Apartments will be micro transactions? I thought they were purchased in-game? So it's possible that some purchases might be tradeable in-game?

I hope so Herzog

I guess we will have to agree to disagree James, but I think we have stumbled upon my first question lol.

I like it, doing a little wrong to do right, starting your own business. Nice!

But if you purchase an item for real money and sell for in-game currency you are basically selling in-game currency for real money, just with an item, if that makes sense? Which could potentially affect the trade market/currency a lot.

So the parachutes will be for base jumping, that kind of thing?

Something different from what I have seen so far, I like it. Personally I can't decide, I like the idea of a drug dealer but I want to wait and see what the rewards for each career are before I decide.

Or just shoot you and take your paper lol

True, one thing to think about though is the micro transactions as this could lead to a way of trading currency, so maybe the purchased items should be locked to characters? Just an idea of course, but if you can buy a t-shirt for £3.00 and then go and trade it for $500 in-game I can see it being an issue.

Just to verify as I was wondering myself, they will be generating Steam keys for pledges

Guns will be visible if carried on your personal, at all times, you will be able to hide it in your car though, this is for knowing of a potential threat as I understand it, if you don't want to be arrested, don't carry a gun

It's a good question, just in the wrong forum if you ask here I am sure a Dev will answer it

Hacking in general would be an awesome edition, would kind of remind me of Watch Dogs, I loved that game. If that was to be a career path in Identity I would certainly go for it, but I am not sure how it could be implemented and be fair at the same time.

I am no expert but from my understanding it takes, on average, 3 years to create a game so what these guys have done already is quite a task, I am sure the wait will be well worth it, and then some

I am sure the devs will have a plan to stop people selling for real money, it was one of the most annoying and damaging things in WoW in my opinion, I hope it is nipped in the bud in Identity

A similar post has already been answered hope this helps

Please let there be a Beretta 92FS, it is my favorite weapon of all time! I don't need anything else lol

I really hope Gaming Deluxe are one of them, been with them for a year now, really good support and fair prices in my opinion