sapphirecross
01-11-14, 03:55 PM
I'd like to see all players have 2 versions per year: a spring/summer version released in March and a fall/winter version released in September.
All catalogs categorized with different backgrounds:
1. Yellow/standard background for all permanent catalogs, even if they seem seasonal or holiday.
2. Pastel/pink for temporary spring/summer catalogs.
3. Navy/dark for temporary fall/winter.
4. White & gold sunburst or other type pattern for holidays.
All holiday catalogs stay for 1 month after associated holiday then are removed. So Valentine outfits (with holiday backgrounds) removed 14 March, July 4th stuff removed 4 August, etc. We would always know in advance what will get removed when, if it was standardized.
All seasonal stuff kept in seasonal version - so pastel background stuff released in and stays in spring/summer version, navy background stuff released in and stays in fall/winter version. Those items removed from regular version 3 months after season, with anything not getting removed having the standard background instead of seasonal one. So we can prioritize ordering.
All catalogs categorized with different backgrounds:
1. Yellow/standard background for all permanent catalogs, even if they seem seasonal or holiday.
2. Pastel/pink for temporary spring/summer catalogs.
3. Navy/dark for temporary fall/winter.
4. White & gold sunburst or other type pattern for holidays.
All holiday catalogs stay for 1 month after associated holiday then are removed. So Valentine outfits (with holiday backgrounds) removed 14 March, July 4th stuff removed 4 August, etc. We would always know in advance what will get removed when, if it was standardized.
All seasonal stuff kept in seasonal version - so pastel background stuff released in and stays in spring/summer version, navy background stuff released in and stays in fall/winter version. Those items removed from regular version 3 months after season, with anything not getting removed having the standard background instead of seasonal one. So we can prioritize ordering.