Malpherian wrote: »You also seem to misunderstand my statements on F2P.
This game will NOT go F2p "Because" it fails.
It "Will" go F2P because it is a more manageable, and profitable system in today's gaming world. It is also the more business intelligent choice for console release. In addition it populates the servers, almost tripling if not quadrupling the consumer base.
AlexDougherty wrote: »Malpherian wrote: »You also seem to misunderstand my statements on F2P.
This game will NOT go F2p "Because" it fails.
It "Will" go F2P because it is a more manageable, and profitable system in today's gaming world. It is also the more business intelligent choice for console release. In addition it populates the servers, almost tripling if not quadrupling the consumer base.
Um, some of us won't touch free 2 play with a twenty foot barge pole.
I played SWTOR but only because it had the sub, which meant I was still playing a sub game, I didn't need to buy stuff to make the game work. If it had been pure F2P it would have required buying buffs to make it work, which I didn't want, and still don't.
If it goes F2P I leave, as it stands currently it can't support the Freemuim system (not enough difference between a Sub and F2P), and while I will play Freemium, I won't play F2P.
I would like to add this to Steam as well.
NOT AS NON-STEAM GAME BUT AS A STEAM GAME with all the tracking features that come with Steam.
Steam is also a great way for my friends to see what i am playing and join me if im playing something they do as well. They cant see me playing ESO without Steam tracking features.
AlexDougherty wrote: »I would like to add this to Steam as well.
NOT AS NON-STEAM GAME BUT AS A STEAM GAME with all the tracking features that come with Steam.
Steam is also a great way for my friends to see what i am playing and join me if im playing something they do as well. They cant see me playing ESO without Steam tracking features.
It ain't happening, sorry but if it was going to happen it would have happened by now.
AlexDougherty wrote: »I would like to add this to Steam as well.
NOT AS NON-STEAM GAME BUT AS A STEAM GAME with all the tracking features that come with Steam.
Steam is also a great way for my friends to see what i am playing and join me if im playing something they do as well. They cant see me playing ESO without Steam tracking features.
It ain't happening, sorry but if it was going to happen it would have happened by now.
Your faith for stagnancy is a bit far out, sorry.
WhiteShepherd wrote: »i just want to use steam to buy the imperial edition. or the future updates since the game is going buy to play.
I can't buy them trough the site because they only allow VISA and other cards.. i don't have these cards because i need to pay 8€ every month to my bank for just having it, even if i don't use it.
as soon as the have SOFORT banking i can buy updates and imperial edition.. steam already has this payment offer, so i can buy more from zenimax, but i think i just won't buy anything then
kassandratheclericb14_ESO wrote: »I don't personally know of a single game that gives you a Steam key when you bought it elsewhere, even if it was before it was released on Steam.
So I doubt they will be doing this. When a game is on Steam they get a cut of the proceeds. It would not be in their best interest or in any agreement they made to do this.
friends_with_the_popenub18_ESO wrote: »kassandratheclericb14_ESO wrote: »I don't personally know of a single game that gives you a Steam key when you bought it elsewhere, even if it was before it was released on Steam.
So I doubt they will be doing this. When a game is on Steam they get a cut of the proceeds. It would not be in their best interest or in any agreement they made to do this.
The Elder Scrolls anthology gave Steam keys, as well as Fallout: New Vegas.
BUMP!
I'm still waiting for the signs on the ground and sky for the possibility of connecting the game with full rights and perks to the STEAM platform.
Anyone agree?
IcyDeadPeople wrote: »
It's already available. You just need to buy a copy on Steam and install, then log in using your original account.