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its a SmAlL StUdIo, its still EaRlY AcCeSs.
There are very slight differences between the various armour pieces, especially head armour.
Sure, it would be nice to have the option for transmogrifying if that's your prefered way of approaching these games.
Personally I never understood why it's important how our characters look in these isometric ARPGs. There are very rarely cutscenes or closeups of our characters when we play these types of games.
The exact same reason hit feedback, skill/spell audio, and visual clarity are important. It's been a key part of the genre since its inception and a lot of focus goes into the design for it. Even PoE does it, although they don't make anything flashy to deliberately encourage MTX...
Of course, PoE is F2P so that's ok. Something like that would be atrocious in a game you have to pay to play.
Lel, dat Diablo IV killer.