Imagine as a Roblox developer if you had to buy Roblox premium in order to make a game. That sounds like such an unreasonable premise doesn’t it? Roblox is supposed to be a platform where anyone can create anything (appropriate), so why is it that non-premium Roblox users can create full-fledged games but they can’t even create a measly shirt?
This idea would be incredibly easy to implement. All you have to do is remove the barrier to making clothing. We have already seen many barriers already lifted for non-premium users such as making and owning groups, and being entitled to a 70% cut of marketplaces sales revenue they make for their games instead of the traditional 10% back in the day, so this seems like another logical step in the process.
Some concerns I feel you would have would be about the clothes stealing problem. Some may try to argue that by removing the paywall, this would open the floodgates for massive amounts of stolen and botted clothing to go on the market. I would argue that it is Roblox’s responsibility to crack down on stolen clothing, and that a paywall is not the solution. Stolen clothing on Roblox is a huge problem already as is and removing the paywall would not make it significantly worse than it already is.
I feel that the benefits of removing the paywall on Roblox greatly outweighs the drawbacks. As of right now, non-premium Roblox users can only make T-Shirts but I think that this right should be extended to other articles of clothing.
