So i noticed that the cartel market has an artifact equipment authorization which allows preferred or f2p players to be able to wear purple graded items below level 50. And the authorization item has 2 types, one to unlock for the current character and the other to unlock for all characters on that account. So my question is, say if i have like the max number of characters on my account (which is 6 if im not mistaken), then i buy the artifact equipment authorization which allows all 6 of my characters to wear the purple graded items. So what if i happen to buy another character slot unlock which increases the max characters i have on this account from 6 to 7. Will the 7th character also have the privilege to wear artifact or purple graded items or do i need to buy another artifact equipment unlock for that character as well?
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Oh and if you should call them please come back to the forums and let us know what they tell you since it could be very helpful for other people that come here for information.
Update :
I found this shortly after posting this and it appears that you will be locked out of any CXP should you drop your subscription and go ftp. http://vulkk.com/2016/12/10/swtor-preferred-status-limitations-after-subscription-runs-out-patch-5-0/
What to expect when you drop your SWTOR Subscription
If I am to name every single one, it would take me ages. The sad part is we still don’t really know about all of the new limitations and rules that apply to SWTOR F2P and Preferred statuses after the launch of Knights of the Eternal Throne. Below you will find some of the most important ones related to Galactic Command and other systems in the game. I will be adding more as I learn about them. As you are aware, I am an active subscriber and cannot test this myself, unfortunately.
Thanks to Reddit user flux1 for this interesting and important update.
It appears that Bioware will force all people to subscribe to their game now instead of letting them purchase unlocks for for the content they want. It looks like now Bioware has to stand up and take notice about their subscriptions where as before they were mostly concerned with how much money was being made off of the Cartel Market.