Considering all you need to do is register and log in, what's the assurance this is going to be won by an active player who cares about the game?
I already have friends who left long ago and have zero care for the game reinstalling and signing up. They will log in once a day then out again to go play other games.
Register for the #ESO #MillionReasonsToPlay $1,000,000 (USD) Giveaway via the online entry form below using the same email address you used to create your ESO account.
I need to write this also in the official thread just to relieve my frustration.
At the beginning there was a disbelief regarding this whole lottery thing but also an interest and excitement after all. But when I saw that Poland, as well as most of other countries, is not eligible to participate, I have to reconsider whether to continue to play this game or not. Not because of this game is bad (I really love it) and not because of the simple fact I cannot participate (there don't need to be such a lottery at all) but I feel extremely discriminated and 'worse' than other players. Many players now may quit the game because of that feeling. ZOS, don't you really care about all of your fans and do you really need to differentiate players in this way? If it is a joke, it's a really bad joke. But if it's true, you really may lose some of your loyal players who feel a disgust right now.
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Yes it sucks if you're not in an eligible country but there's nothing ZOS can do about it. (Except maybe they shouldn't have held the contest at all.) @ZOS_GinaBruno I suggest putting in your OP that the restrictions are based on government laws and are out of ZOS' control.
Yes it sucks if you're not in an eligible country but there's nothing ZOS can do about it. (Except maybe they shouldn't have held the contest at all.) @ZOS_GinaBruno I suggest putting in your OP that the restrictions are based on government laws and are out of ZOS' control.
Getting untrusted connection warning message when I try accessing the entry form or rules on firefox... not sure how to proceed. Is it just me?
Yeah it's funny that NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN is the first line of their Terms, but it's technically not true. Legally it's true because you don't have to pay to directly enter the contest, but technically you have to purchase the game. How's that for a legal loophole?Yes it sucks if you're not in an eligible country but there's nothing ZOS can do about it. (Except maybe they shouldn't have held the contest at all.) @ZOS_GinaBruno I suggest putting in your OP that the restrictions are based on government laws and are out of ZOS' control.
For Floridians, here's the first thing they tripped over in Florida law:
(e) To require an entry fee, payment, or proof of purchase as a condition of entering a game promotion.
You know how most big corporate contests (radio, McDonald's, Coke, etc) all have a "No Purchase Necessary" option? This one doesn't. You have to have a valid ESO login, which means you are required to spend money to participate in this contest. This is a lottery.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »This is the official discussion thread for the blog article #ESO #MillionReasonsToPlay $1,000,000 (USD) Giveaway. Good luck to everyone!
twogirls_onebenny wrote: »For those of you who cannot use Google, I have done most of the legwork for you.
https://www.dlapiper.com/~/media/Files/Insights/Publications/2014/03/Prize_Promotions_of_the_World_Handbook_booklet_V12.pdf