Studies on the topic have suggested that more items will get you more traffic, but fewer comparable items offered will get you more sales.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/carminegallo/2013/04/30/successful-retailers-learn-that-fewer-choices-lead-to-higher-sales
https://hbr.org/2010/12/could-fewer-products-lead-to-m.html
I think the factors are maybe a fair bit different with commodities like digital items that aren't scarce, and given how many role players there are in ESO having lots of costume choices is good because then anyone who joins the game bandwagon later on can still dress the part they need to. It seriously deprives anyone who joins the game later on. I like say Champions Online precisely because I have so much customization choice because that's a core part of the game, and such is true in the Elder Scrolls universe also. It's not really the same as the indecision that comes with deciding which smartphone to buy I feel, and deviates away from precisely WHY people like Elder Scrolls so much. :P
I don't understand why you guys have to remove things from the crown store, when a new player joins the game an opens the crown store and sees a plethora of nice costumes pets and mounts it makes him excited (if the costumer is the kind of which likes to buy that kind of things) and makes him feel like a kid in a candy store!!! This comes from personal experience in other games, please reconsider this decision having more things to show on the crown store is good for business.
"REMOVAL OF EXISTING CROWN STORE ITEMS
In order to make room for new stock, the following items will be retired from the Crown Store on all platforms on May 30th."
"make room for new stock"
You know.... There are brick and mortar stores out there that still somehow manage to have more 'room' than you... and they face the actual problem of dealing with physical items. This is digital, how can you be out of room?
Or maybe it's to "make room for new stock" in the display space available, without you having to scroll to Uranus and back using a console style controller?Sandmanninja wrote: »either a literary phrase or the program code can only handle "X" amount of items of "Y" category. i.e. an array for example. If an array is dimensioned to hold, say, 10 items, something has to go to make 'room' for a new item. But I'm gonna guess it's just a phrase."REMOVAL OF EXISTING CROWN STORE ITEMS
In order to make room for new stock, the following items will be retired from the Crown Store on all platforms on May 30th."
"make room for new stock"
You know.... There are brick and mortar stores out there that still somehow manage to have more 'room' than you... and they face the actual problem of dealing with physical items. This is digital, how can you be out of room?
SlayerTheDragon wrote: »Any ideas on how much the mount will cost? I assume 2500 as with other limited time tiger mounts?
I want to buy some of the things that are being removed. If there is absolutely no intention of having a sale (like there was last time stuff was removed), it would be nice to let us know so we can just buy what we want already instead of waiting to see if there will be a sale.
In order to make room for new stock
In order to make room for new stock, the following items will be retired from the Crown Store on all platforms on May 30th.
Costumes
“Brilliance" Brocade Robes
Doeskin-and-Chamois Woods Wear
Evening Dress
High-Collared Coin Ball Gown
Imperial Battlemage Pack
Imperial Officer Pack
Mages Guild Pack
Soul-Shriven Costume Pack
Mounts
Golden Eye Guar
Palomino Horse
Senche-Lioness
Pets
Daedric Scamp
Helstrom Ancestor Lizard
Shornhelm Shepherd
The Paradox Of Choice - Why too much choice is stressing us outYou know.... There are brick and mortar stores out there that still somehow manage to have more 'room' than you... and they face the actual problem of dealing with physical items. This is digital, how can you be out of room?
The Paradox Of Choice - Why too much choice is stressing us outYou know.... There are brick and mortar stores out there that still somehow manage to have more 'room' than you... and they face the actual problem of dealing with physical items. This is digital, how can you be out of room?
The Paradox Of Choice - Why too much choice is stressing us outYou know.... There are brick and mortar stores out there that still somehow manage to have more 'room' than you... and they face the actual problem of dealing with physical items. This is digital, how can you be out of room?