Will the Console game be $1.99 instead of $19.99 (current price is $20 less now)

NewBlacksmurf

With the new option to buy on STEAM and the prices on other websites and in stores, will the console transfer folks be able to buy thee game for a lot less than $20.

The $30 off is no longer a deal as the game is $29.99

I assume the console players moving from PC to console would for sure not be charged for the imperial edition again but I have to ask, will we?

Also, please let us know how the transfer will work. (Another post since the last was ignored)
-Does the PC account have to be active in order to transfer a character?
-Can a guild leader be transferred or do they have to give up GL privileges to be transferred?
-Is our entire bank inventory copied over or just the characters inventory?
-Will all pets, mounts transfer AND stay on the PC version?
-If a player wants to go back to PC with their character is there a time-frame that they can go back or are they stuck on the console?


*Can we just copy the entire account please?

ers101284b14_ESO

The game is still $60. It will be $60 on console at release. Digitial sales are higher than Physical sales so people have sales to get rid of inventory. Highest sub numbers are in the first month. After about 2-3 months of it being on console it will most likely drop in price on things like Gamestop and there will be sales on PSN and XBL. But the sales won't last forever.

NewBlacksmurf

ers101284b14_ESO wrote: »

The game is still $60. It will be $60 on console at release. Digitial sales are higher than Physical sales so people have sales to get rid of inventory. Highest sub numbers are in the first month. After about 2-3 months of it being on console it will most likely drop in price on things like Gamestop and there will be sales on PSN and XBL. But the sales won't last forever.

Not sure if we are talking about the same game. The PC version of TESO is no longer $59.99 in may places online for a digital copy.

The console versions are listed as $59.99 for those who do not own the PC version. There is no listed price for the conversion from PC to console. The deal that lasted until June 30 was a $20 cost.

My question is will the price adjust in line with the reduction of the PC price. Those who brought the game prior more than likely paid $59.99

The value of the game is dropping thus shown in the reduction in price on many online outlets.

ers101284b14_ESO

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

ers101284b14_ESO wrote: »

The game is still $60. It will be $60 on console at release. Digitial sales are higher than Physical sales so people have sales to get rid of inventory. Highest sub numbers are in the first month. After about 2-3 months of it being on console it will most likely drop in price on things like Gamestop and there will be sales on PSN and XBL. But the sales won't last forever.

Not sure if we are talking about the same game. The PC version of TESO is no longer $59.99 in may places online for a digital copy.

The console versions are listed as $59.99 for those who do not own the PC version. There is no listed price for the conversion from PC to console. The deal that lasted until June 30 was a $20 cost.

My question is will the price adjust in line with the reduction of the PC price. Those who brought the game prior more than likely paid $59.99

The value of the game is dropping thus shown in the reduction in price on many online outlets.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=elder+scrolls+online+download&rh=i:aps,k:elder+scrolls+online+download

These 2 are game codes meaning digital download

http://www.amazon.com/The-Elder-Scrolls-Online-PC-Mac/dp/B0081Q58AW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405635605&sr=8-1&keywords=elder+scrolls+online

This on the other hand is the physical

Physical is selling less because of the rise in digital. If you get 10000 copies of a game but only 1000 people bought the physical and 9000 people on the digital you would clearance it out to get it out of the way too.

discosoc

I think you guys are severely overestimating the chances of a console version getting released within the next year. By the time they do get released (if ever), they'll probably consider them brand new games with an MSRP of $59.99 because they may as well.