lordrichter wrote: »Hmm.
I hope this doesn't sound too critical, but I think it took me longer to get through the Age Gate than watch the video.
We saw Hlaalu styled armor, saw very small city, saw outskirts. So, i would say it is perfect tease of zone that heating our desire to explore it but at same time doesn't spoiled too much of zone to not ruin exploration feeling.lordrichter wrote: »Hmm.
I hope this doesn't sound too critical, but I think it took me longer to get through the Age Gate than watch the video.
Agreed. I think it was too short, too. I don't expect a 2 minute long video, but 6 seconds showing a town doesn't sound like a 'Travel series'. Slower shots and a montage of about 20 seconds (showing the town itself) is about what I'd expect.
lordrichter wrote: »I hope this doesn't sound too critical, but I think it took me longer to get through the Age Gate than watch the video.
Cool, but what's with the completely absurd video resolution? Also, that was pretty damn short.. too short.
Coolio_Wolfus wrote: »For new eso gamers who only bought the Morrowind preorder and seeing 'tiny' video above...
Well they also need to see of eso/tamriel/nirn since 'someone' decided the pre order's core eso code is also locked until 6/6.
Personally I'm surprised to see a pre-order for new players/content actually locking new players out of the existing game part...
Jemcrystal wrote: »Yeah. I am very happy for the upcoming Morrowind. But kinda embarrassed about the debacle of making players with the base game wait. I can understand why they would assume that they could have accessed the base game content as soon as they purchased.
Coolio_Wolfus wrote: »For new eso gamers who only bought the Morrowind preorder and seeing 'tiny' video above...
Well they also need to see of eso/tamriel/nirn since 'someone' decided the pre order's core eso code is also locked until 6/6.
Personally I'm surprised to see a pre-order for new players/content actually locking new players out of the existing game part...
lordrichter wrote: »Yay for stealth updates. Best to save them up, anyway. Makes better use of the time.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Coolio_Wolfus wrote: »For new eso gamers who only bought the Morrowind preorder and seeing 'tiny' video above...
Well they also need to see of eso/tamriel/nirn since 'someone' decided the pre order's core eso code is also locked until 6/6.
Personally I'm surprised to see a pre-order for new players/content actually locking new players out of the existing game part...
@Coolio_Wolfus
Everywhere it's very clearly written as well as stated that those all inclusive bundles are for "new players" for a June release date. That's why it's labeled as Pre-order.
for $59 any new player could buy the game and most dlc and later pre-order the upgrade
Coolio_Wolfus wrote: »NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Coolio_Wolfus wrote: »For new eso gamers who only bought the Morrowind preorder and seeing 'tiny' video above...
Well they also need to see of eso/tamriel/nirn since 'someone' decided the pre order's core eso code is also locked until 6/6.
Personally I'm surprised to see a pre-order for new players/content actually locking new players out of the existing game part...
@Coolio_Wolfus
Everywhere it's very clearly written as well as stated that those all inclusive bundles are for "new players" for a June release date. That's why it's labeled as Pre-order.
for $59 any new player could buy the game and most dlc and later pre-order the upgrade
@NewBlacksmurf Yes but that was not in the material provided both on-site and to game retailers, so some people bought on faith thinking they could play ESO whilst waiting.
Also why did ZOS bother adding the base game to the Morrowind collectors edition, if new players needed to go out and buy it to play in advance anyway?
Anyway I was surprised that the ESO code for the base game was included with the perk pack, rather than activating the base game and adding itself as a pre-order perk pack code to the account history, the same way it's added as a pre-order upgrade for existing players.