WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »Watching the twitch recording...Armored War House? Whoever made up that screen with the Collector goodies screwed up.
If Morrowind comes with a new tutorial, I wonder what's going to happen to the Soul Shriven in Coldharbour tutorial...
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Damn, I've just started playing and I bought the game on a bargain (during this christmas the gold edition was a mere 30€) and so far I've enjoyed it so much I am willing to purchase additional content but... I wanted to buy crowns to spend on expansions and DLCs, that felt fun. I could choose whether I preferred content or cosmetics and stuff... Now I really have to spend 40€ for the expansion?
I mean, if the area is just as big as Vvanderfell and as dense in quests was in Morrowind, ok, I'm game, but seeing the actual Tamriel map, it's approximatively as large as two areas from the alliance zones. Which is not that huge... I just don't know. It does not feel like it's worth purchasing for money: I'd rather get the crowns and evaluate whether to buy that or not later... But I can't. That's a sad thing
@ZOS_GinaBruno So does this mean that if someone buys just the Morrowind Digital Edition, they basically get ESO for free alongside it? I mean in terms of people who haven't yet purchased the game. It would be a pretty big incentive for people who have yet to give it a try I guess!ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »If you purchase the full version of ESO: Morrowind (meaning, not the upgrade) then yes, it's basically a stand-alone game. You get access to all Morrowind content in addition to the full base game of ESO. If you upgrade, then you keep everything you currently have but just gain access to all content from Morrowind, including the new Warden class, Battlegrounds, etc.
@ZOS_GinaBruno So does this mean that if someone buys just the Morrowind Digital Edition, they basically get ESO for free alongside it? I mean in terms of people who haven't yet purchased the game. It would be a pretty big incentive for people who have yet to give it a try I guess!ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »If you purchase the full version of ESO: Morrowind (meaning, not the upgrade) then yes, it's basically a stand-alone game. You get access to all Morrowind content in addition to the full base game of ESO. If you upgrade, then you keep everything you currently have but just gain access to all content from Morrowind, including the new Warden class, Battlegrounds, etc.
Looking at the buy page, it says Morrowind Digital Edition £39.99. So that includes ESO? (Since this isn't an upgrade version)
@ZOS_GinaBruno So does this mean that if someone buys just the Morrowind Digital Edition, they basically get ESO for free alongside it? I mean in terms of people who haven't yet purchased the game. It would be a pretty big incentive for people who have yet to give it a try I guess!ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »If you purchase the full version of ESO: Morrowind (meaning, not the upgrade) then yes, it's basically a stand-alone game. You get access to all Morrowind content in addition to the full base game of ESO. If you upgrade, then you keep everything you currently have but just gain access to all content from Morrowind, including the new Warden class, Battlegrounds, etc.
Looking at the buy page, it says Morrowind Digital Edition £39.99. So that includes ESO? (Since this isn't an upgrade version)