if i lend my discs to my friend to install the game?

Jordaaa4n4

will he be able to make an account to play on it with me

Jordaaa4n4

could he just buy 60 days pre-paid time card

Socratic

Yes I believe so, but he would have to pay for the game registration code.

Jordaaa4n4

Socratic wrote: »

Yes I believe so, but he would have to pay for the game registration code.

so could he just buy a 60 day subscription and then he will be able to play?

robert.jernbergnrb19_ESO

No, He needs the game code, and the only way to get that is to buy the game.

Jordaaa4n4

robert.jernbergnrb19_ESO wrote: »

No, He needs the game code, and the only way to get that is to buy the game.

can you buy a game code without buying the game?

icengr_ESO

He can buy a digital version on the main site. then instead of downloading from the that site just install from your disks. then he can sign on using the account he created when he bought the digital version.

darkkterror_ESO

Jordaaa4n4 wrote: »

robert.jernbergnrb19_ESO wrote: »

No, He needs the game code, and the only way to get that is to buy the game.

can you buy a game code without buying the game?

UUhhmm...a game code is the game. It represents the fact that you have purchased a license entitling you to play the game.

Socratic

You can buy the codes from online sites that will send you it via email, but yea he needs to purchase this in order to create an account to play.

Jordaaa4n4

Socratic wrote: »

You can buy the codes from online sites that will send you it via email, but yea he needs to purchase this in order to create an account to play.

what websites?

Heskey

I'm not sure if the people above are just blindly assuming that your friend is trying to piggy-back the game for free, but certainly if ESO is anything like games in recent years, then this will be the case:

1.) Your friend will need his own CD key to create an account - this can be done by purchasing the physical or digital edition of the game.
2.) Your friend should be able to install the client off your CDs, but won't be able to log in until he has his own CD key, and thus account.
3.) On the off-chance that things have changed in recent years, your friend may need a CD key to commence the installation process, but in any case he should be able to use your CDs.