Baragorath wrote: »Dear SFBryan18SFBryan18 ✭✭✭✭✭
Everyone is able to estaminate how much money they earn.
Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
If you remove salary for employees and regular maintain ESO costs you will realize that this keeps game on the limit to not go F2P.
Everyone must be important and not only fresh players as what was easy earned can be lost very fast twice.
Must be Loyalty Program in this game as many of us here wish this game never go F2P.
Well, this video just popped up in my subscription feed. Its kinda interesting, and I feel resounds well with gaming as a whole now.
http://youtu.be/ecH4DZmsYH8
Skip to 5m 24s in, because linking doesn't appear to work with timestamps.
Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Baragorath wrote: »Dear SFBryan18SFBryan18 ✭✭✭✭✭
Everyone is able to estaminate how much money they earn.
Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
If you remove salary for employees and regular maintain ESO costs you will realize that this keeps game on the limit to not go F2P.
Everyone must be important and not only fresh players as what was easy earned can be lost very fast twice.
Must be Loyalty Program in this game as many of us here wish this game never go F2P.
The face people make when i tell them the game releases content only for new players even being sub based is priceless :P.
Until now , the response after that is always something similar to "Hell , i will never buy this game".
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Baragorath wrote: »Dear SFBryan18SFBryan18 ✭✭✭✭✭
Everyone is able to estaminate how much money they earn.
Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
If you remove salary for employees and regular maintain ESO costs you will realize that this keeps game on the limit to not go F2P.
Everyone must be important and not only fresh players as what was easy earned can be lost very fast twice.
Must be Loyalty Program in this game as many of us here wish this game never go F2P.
The face people make when i tell them the game releases content only for new players even being sub based is priceless :P.
Until now , the response after that is always something similar to "Hell , i will never buy this game".
Which of course is a complete lie. Really, it was a dog, but you make it sound like it is everything. Way to screw your own game if that is what you are telling people.
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »Well, this video just popped up in my subscription feed. Its kinda interesting, and I feel resounds well with gaming as a whole now.
http://youtu.be/ecH4DZmsYH8
Skip to 5m 24s in, because linking doesn't appear to work with timestamps.
That was incredibly stupid. Can I have my 5 minutes back please. (and yes, I will admit that I clicked on it because she was cute, but that wore off really quickly)
Nox_Aeterna wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Baragorath wrote: »Dear SFBryan18SFBryan18 ✭✭✭✭✭
Everyone is able to estaminate how much money they earn.
Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
If you remove salary for employees and regular maintain ESO costs you will realize that this keeps game on the limit to not go F2P.
Everyone must be important and not only fresh players as what was easy earned can be lost very fast twice.
Must be Loyalty Program in this game as many of us here wish this game never go F2P.
The face people make when i tell them the game releases content only for new players even being sub based is priceless :P.
Until now , the response after that is always something similar to "Hell , i will never buy this game".
Which of course is a complete lie. Really, it was a dog, but you make it sound like it is everything. Way to screw your own game if that is what you are telling people.
Nope , it is true.
This is not even a matter of opinion really , a vanity item is part of the content of the game. It only exists inside this game , it is part of its code...
You can argue that it is not relevant content to you , but not that something that belongs inside the game is not part of its content no matter how small or insignificant it is.
Usually i dont even need to especify what , it is enough to tell people that , still , even when i do tell them what it is , when a person understand that could only be beginning of them giving much more later , they also say they will never buy it.
SgtPepperUK wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »
I don't think anyone has their hand out asking for free stuff considering they a) bought the game and b) are paying a subscription each month.
I mean, would you suggest we should have been charged for, let's say, Craglorn? After all, I can pretty much guarantee the development of that took a hell of a lot more time and investment than creating the Whiterun Wolfhound.
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »Nox_Aeterna wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Baragorath wrote: »Dear SFBryan18SFBryan18 ✭✭✭✭✭
Everyone is able to estaminate how much money they earn.
Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
If you remove salary for employees and regular maintain ESO costs you will realize that this keeps game on the limit to not go F2P.
Everyone must be important and not only fresh players as what was easy earned can be lost very fast twice.
Must be Loyalty Program in this game as many of us here wish this game never go F2P.
The face people make when i tell them the game releases content only for new players even being sub based is priceless :P.
Until now , the response after that is always something similar to "Hell , i will never buy this game".
Which of course is a complete lie. Really, it was a dog, but you make it sound like it is everything. Way to screw your own game if that is what you are telling people.
Nope , it is true.
This is not even a matter of opinion really , a vanity item is part of the content of the game. It only exists inside this game , it is part of its code...
You can argue that it is not relevant content to you , but not that something that belongs inside the game is not part of its content no matter how small or insignificant it is.
Usually i dont even need to especify what , it is enough to tell people that , still , even when i do tell them what it is , when a person understand that could only be beginning of them giving much more later , they also say they will never buy it.
It may be "true" by your definition, but it is a gross exaggeration and you can't predict the future. If a person wasn't going to buy the game over this, then they weren't going to buy it anyway. It is the same thing as the faux claims that someone won't shop at Hobby Lobby anymore because they disagreed with the recent supreme court ruling. Either they never shopped there to begin with, or they will be back within a few weeks.
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »SgtPepperUK wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »
I don't think anyone has their hand out asking for free stuff considering they a) bought the game and b) are paying a subscription each month.
I mean, would you suggest we should have been charged for, let's say, Craglorn? After all, I can pretty much guarantee the development of that took a hell of a lot more time and investment than creating the Whiterun Wolfhound.
They absolutely do have their hand out asking for free stuff. They were not entitled to the promotional trinket for steam no matter what anyone argues.
Baragorath wrote: »Here you have:
750.000 subs x 15 EUR = 1.125.000 EUR monthly
$ perl -le 'print 75000*15.00; print 750000*15.00;' 1125000 11250000
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »They absolutely do have their hand out asking for free stuff. They were not entitled to the promotional trinket for steam no matter what anyone argues.
Holycannoli wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »They absolutely do have their hand out asking for free stuff. They were not entitled to the promotional trinket for steam no matter what anyone argues.
The point is there shouldn't be a promotional trinket exclusively for new Steam players. That's the issue here. It's the fact that it's exclusive to new players only, and that rubs current players the wrong way. I'll link this again:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIDaEWwjcC8
"Even kids know it's wrong to treat new friends better than old friends"
Like I said earlier it's often the case that some content or items are exclusive to old players, like Everquest's mananstone and thex dagger which were removed from the game but any that players already obtained were kept, or trinkets given out to beta testers. New players usually (but not always) accept it. They weren't around for them and they understand that.
But to make trinkets exclusive to new players only? Who does that? I've never heard of such a thing until now. In every case where something was available to new players but old players missed out on there was a way for old players to obtain it. Take STO's unique bridge officer added to the revamped Fed tutorial. At first old players couldn't obtain it because they already did the old tutorial, but very soon the BO was made available through an NPC. Doesn't matter that the BO may not be worth using, it's the fact that they knew it was wrong to make it exclusive to new players (or characters).
tl;dr: It's usually OK to make content exclusive to old players, but it's never OK to make content exclusive to new players.
Holycannoli wrote: »txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »They absolutely do have their hand out asking for free stuff. They were not entitled to the promotional trinket for steam no matter what anyone argues.
The point is there shouldn't be a promotional trinket exclusively for new Steam players. That's the issue here. It's the fact that it's exclusive to new players only, and that rubs current players the wrong way. I'll link this again:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIDaEWwjcC8
"Even kids know it's wrong to treat new friends better than old friends"
Like I said earlier it's often the case that some content or items are exclusive to old players, like Everquest's mananstone and thex dagger which were removed from the game but any that players already obtained were kept, or trinkets given out to beta testers. New players usually (but not always) accept it. They weren't around for them and they understand that.
But to make trinkets exclusive to new players only? Who does that? I've never heard of such a thing until now. In every case where something was available to new players but old players missed out on there was a way for old players to obtain it. Take STO's unique bridge officer added to the revamped Fed tutorial. At first old players couldn't obtain it because they already did the old tutorial, but very soon the BO was made available through an NPC. Doesn't matter that the BO may not be worth using, it's the fact that they knew it was wrong to make it exclusive to new players (or characters).
tl;dr: It's usually OK to make content exclusive to old players, but it's never OK to make content exclusive to new players.
ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »The wolfhound vanity pet is a limited-time bonus available only to those who buy the Imperial Edition of The Elder Scrolls Online through Steam.
txfeinbergsub17_ESO wrote: »You know else is funny about that video. The kid who didn't get the ice cream acted like more of an adult than most of the people on this forum when they weren't going to get a virtual dog. Most of the people whining about this went into full blown temper tantrum mode with arms and legs flying through the air.
So what does that say about your video compared to this forum?
smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »Every game in the history of ever has done limited time and exclusive offers. Just because you don't like your exclusive monkey doesn't mean you are entitled to someone else's exclusive wolfhound.
smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »how is this still being debated?
It really blows my mind. It's a virtual pet. You are not entitled to every stupid promotional vanity item they release. It has no effect on your gameplay. For the love of god, they even folded and offered to provide a brown dog at a later date, and you are still crying and stomping your feet.
There is just no reasoning with some people.Logic is lost here.