Stinkyremy wrote: »How do we get the aardvark pet?
It is only oroborus crates on thee drops
I guess I thought the pet giveaway was meant to be, you know, a giveaway. Not a contest to see who could spend the most money in what amounts to an auction to buy it.
Stinkyremy wrote: »How do we get the aardvark pet?
It is only oroborus crates on thee drops
Streamers will be giving away codes. So check out anyone on the list above and you should have a shot at getting one.
Stinkyremy wrote: »Stinkyremy wrote: »How do we get the aardvark pet?
It is only oroborus crates on thee drops
Streamers will be giving away codes. So check out anyone on the list above and you should have a shot at getting one.
Why on earth would I EVER voluntarily watch a twitch streamer.
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HedgeHugger wrote: »So selling the Vvardvark then.
I was wondering why it wasn't in a crate like most of the other pets through Twitch.
I did reread the blurb and it does say streamers are giving away the pet. not giving it to the highest bidder. Can't trust anyone these days!.
I don't mind ZOS using Twitch events for giveaways / drops.
But...
This seems like Streamers are just using it as a cash grab.
IMHO this is not a good thing for ZOS customers (players).
I don't mind ZOS using Twitch events for giveaways / drops.
But...
This seems like Streamers are just using it as a cash grab.
IMHO this is not a good thing for ZOS customers (players).
I agree that a streamer who links the giveaway code to a monetary achievement related to the streamer is ... less than optimal. I have watched that streamer, and while I disagree with what he is doing, it does make a certain amount of sense, in context. In other words, I don't think there is, shall we say, 'evil intent' here.
As far as I know, he is the only one who did that. I am not sure what rules are in place for the streamers, and it would be somewhat interesting to find out if anything changes.
As for the whole "cash grab" part of this, I have to say that, while the term is pejorative, part of the purpose of this is to build stream engagement, which will result in secondary benefits for the streamers. Part of that will be monetary. I am certainly not opposed to that. Not even a little bit.
Live streaming games is work. Some of them just coast along, but others put effort into it and rise through the ranks to stand out. They are investing time and money into something that others want to watch and spend their time and money on. If they are doing good enough to make honest money at it, then that is great.
James-Wayne wrote: »Ive been watching the ESO stream team for weeks and no one is giving a pet away, what a terrible an event! I should have been playing the game instead, waste of time.