I'm going to be blunt...if you can't afford it, don't play. The game is designed for specific subscription-based model for all its content. As much as there needs to be many improvements, both PvP and PvE, to the game, this is a pay to play game.
"Skyrim/Oblivion" with player cooperation. Most games that give some kind of multiplayer content (Assasin's creed, Crysis, Battlefield, Watchdogs among a 1000 more) don't make you pay extra cash every month to play with other people.
I'm going to be blunt...if you can't afford it, don't play. The game is designed for specific subscription-based model for all its content. As much as there needs to be many improvements, both PvP and PvE, to the game, this is a pay to play game.
Oh but I can afford it. Let me be blunt in return, if you think that paying 14 bucks a month for multiplayer content that is simply not working, is worth it, if you like being riped of, that's your problem. Obviously many people don't think like you seeing how many subs have been dropped in the last month.
I'm just puting a solution out there so players can enjoy the game and decide to pay a subscription to go PVP when they feel like it, or when it's actually working.
If you want to continue giving money for a service that's not provided, that's your problem.
I'm going to be blunt...if you can't afford it, don't play. The game is designed for specific subscription-based model for all its content. As much as there needs to be many improvements, both PvP and PvE, to the game, this is a pay to play game.
Oh but I can afford it. Let me be blunt in return, if you think that paying 14 bucks a month for multiplayer content that is simply not working, is worth it, if you like being riped of, that's your problem. Obviously many people don't think like you seeing how many subs have been dropped in the last month.
I'm just puting a solution out there so players can enjoy the game and decide to pay a subscription to go PVP when they feel like it, or when it's actually working.
If you want to continue giving money for a service that's not provided, that's your problem.
Your point is null. Here's why: any subscription based mmo will have dropped subs the first few months, but the game population still grows because of new players. Those first dropped subscriptions are from people who decided they didn't want to play the game anymore, because it wasn't for them, they didn't like it, couldn't afford it, ect.
Well it won't be old when ZOS admits failure and actually goes FTP. We prolly aint living in the same universe since you're the first person I hear who actually believes this game won't go FTP. Look at all the other MMOS that have come ou lately, 90% have had to go FTP after some time. I hope this game doesn't go FTP but it's unlikely that it won't.People didn't say "delete this please" to censor you, but because this general topic, going free to play, is old. It was old when the game was released, and it's not getting any younger. And it's not just this topic, it's all the topics that come up several times a day on this forum with answers that people just aren't getting in their heads. We are tired of it, hence people saying "delete please".
ESO will not become a Free-to-Play game anytime in the foreseeable future, not even partially FTP. This has been stated on these forums, on IGN, GameInformer, in blog posts, interviews, and has been plastered all over the internet if you look.
EDIT: Your suggestion would kill the Vet zones, Cyrodiil, all group content (the group dungeons, vet dungeons). It would become so hard to find a group for dungeons that people bother paying for it.
What wouldn't be available:
- No Group dungeons (Groto, banished cells).
- Grouping still possible for anchors & World Bosses.
- No Cyrodill (PVP).
- No Craglorn.
- No VR zones (people who want to experience them without subscription can still reroll).
- 3 characters max (1 per faction).
Reasons:
- The content is easily soloable.
- It's a ripoff to pay 60 euros plus a 14 euros monthly subscription to play "Skyrim/Oblivion" with player cooperation. Most games that give some kind of multiplayer content (Assasin's creed, Crysis, Battlefield, Watchdogs among a 1000 more) don't make you pay extra cash every month to play with other people.
- The Higher you go in solo PVE, the more empty the areas are except in grinding spots (following this logic, you could even make VR zones available since everybody is in Craglorn grinding anyways).
- People could actually take the time to enjoy the content instead of rushing to VR12.
- While PVP is broken, people can still play the game even without subscription and then pay.
- While PVP is broken, people don't feel they are just "milk cows" for Zenimax online.
- What if they are fans of ESO and don't give a damn about pvp?
- Did I mention paying 14 euros a month for a game that costs as much as any new game without playing PVP is a ripoff?
What about the updates? The money is for those!
- PVE before VR ranks doesn't recieve new content, it only gets bug fixes, and there are 1000x more bugs than in any ESO game released before, they should be giving us our money back.
I'm going to be blunt...if you can't afford it, don't play. The game is designed for specific subscription-based model for all its content. As much as there needs to be many improvements, both PvP and PvE, to the game, this is a pay to play game.
Oh but I can afford it. Let me be blunt in return, if you think that paying 14 bucks a month for multiplayer content that is simply not working, is worth it, if you like being riped of, that's your problem. Obviously many people don't think like you seing how many subs have been droped in the last month.
I'm not paying my sub so YOU can enjoy a game that I can't.
Paying $15/month just for pvp and vet content would be just asinine. And not all of the current top f2p games started that way, and they get content slower because of the lack of income. Paying for subs means ZoS has to keep giving us fresh content.