‼️‼️ This is happening way too often lately. One of my modellers too @414ly_, was recently permanently banned for ''off-platform Robux trading'' after receiving legitimate Robux payments for UGC commission work, and the only ''big'' purchase she made was a 25k Robux gamepass to pay someone else for a commission, so even that was still just dev work.
She has proof of everything, the work, transactions, chats, and files for each commission, but when she contacted support, she just received an automated response with no chance to appeal again.
She’s lost access to the Robux she legitimately earned from work for me and other UGC groups.
Developers should not have to fear losing their accounts, earnings, and years of work simply for paying or being paid for legitimate dev work. This is genuinely threatening the roblox dev ecosystem.
Username: hiresei
Ticket ID: 180605857
@Roblox@robloxdevrel please look into these cases.
hello everyone! 🧵
I've been designing clothes since 2019, so it's been almost 7 years now. I've worked with a lot of big groups & influencers and my group has made over 5M sales. Because of that I think I have enough experience to talk about this as a “2D clothing creator” +
Roblox killed 2D Clothing.
To upload 2D Clothing you must now
- Be ID verified
- Have an active Roblox Plus subscription
- Pay an upload fee of 200 Robux
- Pay a publishing fee of 600 Robux
Roblox is also reducing how much 2D clothing creators make from a 70% cut to a 30% cut.
As someone that used to make 2d clothing designs in my beginning roots, this is a TERRIBLE change. Every sale for a 2d clothing item on the price floor will be only 1.5 ROBUX instead of 3 starting mid July, 1 robux if it doesn't round up.
This would mean it would require over 200 clothing sales to make up the price for uploading ONE 2D asset. It's time to wake up people, this is getting dystopian.
This update feels like a slap in the face to 2D clothing designers who've been part of Roblox since the beginning and helped shape avatar customization.
It was never particularly profitable, and this only makes it worse, discouraging creators from continuing.
Wake up, Roblox!