Please note that you can turn the token on and off without deactivating the token itself. Deactivating the token is rather pointless.
Theoretically, you should be able to simply turn on the "One-Time Password" in POL, log in, have your Mog Satchel activated from logging on with your token, then logging out, turning off the "One-Time Password" option and continuing on with your life. I believe they stated somewhat vaguely that once you activate your Mog Satchel by logging in with your token's password, it's permanently on, and won't be affected by any other manipulations of your POL Accounts, SE Accounts, Tokens, Content IDs, etc.
Well the one thing you have to remember is that once you create an SE account to register the token to the POL ID, you cannot unlink your Square Enix Membership ID from your POL account, and therefore will need to enter in your SE ID password which by at this time has no option to save. So when you login, you will need to enter it in every single time. You can turn off the token, but you cannot turn off the SE ID password and it will prompt you to enter it every single time you login.
Is that really the problem here? I thought people were worried about not being able to login without their token's one-time password once they used it for the first to activate their Mog Satchel. This is most likely not the case. If the worry/complaints are only about not wanting to enter their SE-Account password in when they log in... christ that's just lazy.
I think his demeanor makes oh so much sense with this information.
Anyways, the price for a Mog Satchel is either $10 + extra month of fees to deactivate/reactivate... or $10 + manually imputting your SE password in from now on.
Either way it's probably worth it.
the only thing i dont like is that when i hit tab, it goes to the checkbox and not the accept button. so i turn off the autosave instead.
Can the people who worship the token/SE just shut up in one single topic? Some of us don't want to use it. It's none of your business. Get over it. Go post in another topic how the security is so awesome and everyone who doesn't use it is a moron who needs to die.
Supposedly people in Texas and areas close have gotten their today. Has anyone actually done the deactivation process and can outline it for us?