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Smite 1 will not be carrying over player owned skins into Smite 2. The reason behind that is it would take 246 years for 1 person to port them all over... or 8 weeks per skin in the game Something that caused a little backlash, so the Devs explained...

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A continued explanation of players getting legacy gems for future purchases and such

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It’s definitely not ideal, but putting a face and bigger reason to it helps, at least they’re compensating what they can to players and Smite 1 will always be an option Thanks to Smite's executive producer, Alex Cantatore for the answer

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If any game devs wanna have conversations like this about your game hit my line!

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CS2 gets a lot of hate (a lot of it rightfully so) but major props to the @CounterStrike devs for figuring a way to port the skins over

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@CounterStrike Agreed but I think CS is in a very different situation where skins have real life value and not porting could have ended their game

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You don't own your skins in these games, you're only renting them. It even says in the terms of service.

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So instead of taking the time to work on it just rob your fanbase

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Overwatch 2 and CSGO did this right, imagine losing hundreds of skins forever :/

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Give people currency credit for their skins then. Also why are you spread Eagle my guy 😅

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Yeah bro, for sure, for sure. Let's not kid ourselves, it does not take that long to port already existing skins to the new game -- at least some of them. If it takes you 8 weeks to port an already existing model, it's time to hire new artists.

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