Crown Store Item Wish List

SirGabenOfSteamia

Armory furniture bundle. A bunch of weapon racks, wall mounts, mannequins, and display cases etc. We don't even have to be the ones to fill them. Just default some poopy iron swords, armor and shields in there, I'd take it either way.

Krainor1974

For housing:
Smaller versions of a cyrodiil outpost or a resource tower on a hill top with a large open basement. some land around them to place tents etc

ad4mss

Cloaks, harvesting fields for houses, class change token, more often release of new mounts, mats carry assistant, character screen background themes.

BlueViolet

I haven't read all 80 pages, so I don't know if it has been mentioned, but I'd really love a Hagraven Polymorph please.

Minyassa

More long hairstyles for everyone!

jaschacasadiob16_ESO

Dredyni's dress.



If she and Llayne Sadri were romanceable, just like in Skyrim... that would be awesome.

Saoirse_Siobhan

jaschacasadiob16_ESO wrote: »

Dredyni's dress.

@jaschacasadiob16_ESO This was the Cyrod Patrician Formal Gown, and was retired from the Crown Store on all platforms on June 3. It may return in the Crown Crates one day.

CrisXD

Can we have a Silt Strider mount please!?

emilyhyoyeon

AefionBloodclaw wrote: »

Suggestion for the crown store: My friend just turned into a werewolf, but he's a Khajiit. He suggested how about a skin that allows Khajiit werewolves to look like were-cats instead? That would be cool, there would also be the future possibilities of other were-skins

tbh that doesn't really seem like it makes sense - I've seen other people talk about this before. by this reasoning, an altmer turning into a werewolf would be a were-elf, not a were-wolf; a nord turning into a werewolf would be a were-human, etc. Khajiit aren't cats, anyway, and they have elven blood with feline appearances ranging in severity. A werecat would be a completely different creature than a werewolf. Werecat/were-whatever skins would have to be available for all races

AlienSlof

Human races by that definition would have to be weregorillas.

LastAyleidKing

Can we please get the treasure hunter outfit back? I hate the whole retiring policy in general but this month seems awfully weak in terms of content. If I missed it the first time and it agitates me they won't just take my money and give it to me

RANKK7

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

Krainor1974

Where's the Vampire lord skin at ?
It should of been released after the Werewolf lord, but that would been common sense.

ProfesseurFreder

I missed your Halloween polymorphs for the last two years running, and am determined not to let that happen again! So -- although I'm sure you have something new planned (and I look forward to it!), I would appreciate a couple or more of the older ones making a return appearance.... and **NOT** in Crown Crates, please.

While the poster above was unfortunately rude about it, he does have a point in that there are lots of us willing to give you money for these things, who will not under any circumstances buy crown crates.

We understand that you need content to fill the crates for those who buy them, but why should that rule out throwing the rest of us a bone now and then? How about one costume or polymorph "from the vault" for a limited time, one a month?

jaschacasadiob16_ESO

TheWhiteDarkness wrote: »

jaschacasadiob16_ESO wrote: »

Dredyni's dress.

@jaschacasadiob16_ESO This was the Cyrod Patrician Formal Gown, and was retired from the Crown Store on all platforms on June 3. It may return in the Crown Crates one day.

jaschacasadiob16_ESO

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!

I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

I have been working in the game industry. These in-game app are based on the concept of impulse purchase. Being limited in time gives them a huge value. The crates... the trick is this: once you get a user to purchase one, they will buy more. It is just a matter of getting him to make the purchase once.

Anyone in the data department of the game industry can confirm you that.

RANKK7

jaschacasadiob16_ESO wrote: »

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!

I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

I have been working in the game industry. These in-game app are based on the concept of impulse purchase. Being limited in time gives them a huge value. The crates... the trick is this: once you get a user to purchase one, they will buy more. It is just a matter of getting him to make the purchase once.

Anyone in the data department of the game industry can confirm you that.

Sure, I agree, AND in the meantime they lose money from people who don't buy crates, while the ones who buy crates will continue to buy crates because, as you rightly stated in short, they are addicted.

Zos is not the Gordon Gekko of the game studios as some delusional fans like to think they are, they are doing very quetionable-to-utterly wrong decisions in pretty much all departments, from gameplay (not even being able to separate development and fixes of pve and pvp skills pissing off too much people), to advertising, to housing, to the Crown Store management as in this case of limited time items with no comeback.

Forum is filled with no crates-addicted begging for items to temporary return and all those people is cash they are turning down.

idk

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

The above statement is incorrect. Zos had plenty of industry data when they began designing the crown store and have accumulated even more data from the playerbase here that speaks volumes to support how they are doing it now works.

Using limited time items as an example, if it did not draw a large amount of sales, significantly more than other items, Zos would have stopped offering such limited time items.

We can all choose for ourselves if we like the tactic or not, but that does not mean it is not returning a great profit nor does it indicate incompetence.

idk

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

The above statement is incorrect. Zos had plenty of industry data when they began designing the crown store and have accumulated even more data from the playerbase here that speaks volumes to support how they are doing it now works.

Using limited time items as an example, if it did not draw a large amount of sales, significantly more than other items, Zos would have stopped offering such limited time items.

We can all choose for ourselves if we like the tactic or not, but that does not mean it is not returning a great profit nor does it indicate incompetence.

RANKK7

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

The above statement is incorrect. Zos had plenty of industry data...

That's quite correct since I know how much I would spend if old costumes and accessories were available, then I could multiply that number for the number of users complaining about the same thing plus expensive mounts (in which personally I'm not so interested, I prefer other items) and the total it's not the kind of money they should turn down, not in the slightest.

I truly hope they have some ability to analyze "industry data", sometimes I highly doubt they even have some kind of quality assurance above all.

At any rate a good company look for customers feedback and I gave mine to them.
The resume is pretty much this I wrote above:

RANKK7 wrote: »

Zos is not the Gordon Gekko of the game studios as some delusional fans like to think they are, they are doing very quetionable-to-utterly wrong decisions in pretty much all departments, from gameplay (not even being able to separate development and fixes of pve and pvp skills pissing off too much people), to advertising, to housing, to the Crown Store management as in this case of limited time items with no comeback.

Forum is filled with no crates-addicted begging for items to temporary return and all those people is cash they are turning down.

You are very confident ZOS is doing the greatest job with all their "industry data", making the right decisions, I'm not.

It's plenty of companies that make wrong decisions, that's what marketing analysts are for, now I doubt they have a good Quality Assurance since all the mess in this game, why would I think they have good Marketing Analysts?

Zos, read users feedback at least.

CMFan1966

I would really, really like to see nixads of different colors. I have the red one and the orchid one. I'd pay good money for one of every color imaginable. I just love them. Sometimes I swear they are speaking English to me! LOL!

Skullstachio

How about an armoured skeleton polymorph that lets you look like a skeleton wearing the armour you have currently equipped because the normal skeleton polymorph gained from still rise village does not let you do that.

(Kinda like a skeletal underskin of sorts.)

Wulfy

I would love a Minotaur and Werewolf polymorph. Also more short hair options for females.

Wolfkeks

I would love if they could bring back the black camel. Missed that one sadly but it looks so dope

DaveMoeDee

RANKK7 wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

The above statement is incorrect. Zos had plenty of industry data...

That's quite correct since I know how much I would spend if old costumes and accessories were available, then I could multiply that number for the number of users complaining about the same thing plus expensive mounts (in which personally I'm not so interested, I prefer other items) and the total it's not the kind of money they should turn down, not in the slightest.

I truly hope they have some ability to analyze "industry data", sometimes I highly doubt they even have some kind of quality assurance above all.

At any rate a good company look for customers feedback and I gave mine to them.
The resume is pretty much this I wrote above:

RANKK7 wrote: »

Zos is not the Gordon Gekko of the game studios as some delusional fans like to think they are, they are doing very quetionable-to-utterly wrong decisions in pretty much all departments, from gameplay (not even being able to separate development and fixes of pve and pvp skills pissing off too much people), to advertising, to housing, to the Crown Store management as in this case of limited time items with no comeback.

Forum is filled with no crates-addicted begging for items to temporary return and all those people is cash they are turning down.

You are very confident ZOS is doing the greatest job with all their "industry data", making the right decisions, I'm not.

It's plenty of companies that make wrong decisions, that's what marketing analysts are for, now I doubt they have a good Quality Assurance since all the mess in this game, why would I think they have good Marketing Analysts?

Zos, read users feedback at least.

We can all give our person perspectives, but that is not data.

For example, if all mounts are in the store at the same time, (1) players are less likely to make impulse buys as they would for limited offers and (2) vanity items would be competing with one another. Instead of thinking "will I regret not having this mount if I don't buy it in this window," players will ask themselves "which mounts do I like the most." That can easily lead to less sales.

Don't think that because we can think of lines of reasoning that support a strategy does not mean that we understand how a particular market works. This is especially true when your motivation is getting the items you want and ZOS motivation is profit margin. Beware of motivated reasoning.

ProfesseurFreder

I want these things for my alchemy lab:


But especially this thing:


Oh, and if you could animate it, that would be grand....

RANKK7

DaveMoeDee wrote: »

RANKK7 wrote: »

Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »

RANKK7 wrote: »

@ZOS, BRING BACK items at times in the store.

Your marketing department need to wake up and analyze, other than the profit from limited time items, the loss!

Limited time items strategy surely bring income, what you seem unable to CONSIDER is the loss.

Your marketing people, they should know better than me that more important of what give profit, is what do NOT return profit!

There are many users who won't spend a dime on crates whatever you like to present them and put into them, you are NOT profiting from this kind of users at all, there a LOT of costumes we would buy if they were available but you turn down our money.

Too much people asking for a comeback of mounts, costumes, accessories, whatever you liked to retire because of INCOMPETENCE, this is the only word to define such strategy with no comeback in the store!


I would take the time to calculate how much you are losing from me (if that would be of use, but it won't since you seem to not care so much) then multiply that loss for a great number of users and you should feel ashamed of your marketing strategy.

The above statement is incorrect. Zos had plenty of industry data...

That's quite correct since I know how much I would spend if old costumes and accessories were available, then I could multiply that number for the number of users complaining about the same thing plus expensive mounts (in which personally I'm not so interested, I prefer other items) and the total it's not the kind of money they should turn down, not in the slightest.

I truly hope they have some ability to analyze "industry data", sometimes I highly doubt they even have some kind of quality assurance above all.

At any rate a good company look for customers feedback and I gave mine to them.
The resume is pretty much this I wrote above:

RANKK7 wrote: »

Zos is not the Gordon Gekko of the game studios as some delusional fans like to think they are, they are doing very quetionable-to-utterly wrong decisions in pretty much all departments, from gameplay (not even being able to separate development and fixes of pve and pvp skills pissing off too much people), to advertising, to housing, to the Crown Store management as in this case of limited time items with no comeback.

Forum is filled with no crates-addicted begging for items to temporary return and all those people is cash they are turning down.

You are very confident ZOS is doing the greatest job with all their "industry data", making the right decisions, I'm not.

It's plenty of companies that make wrong decisions, that's what marketing analysts are for, now I doubt they have a good Quality Assurance since all the mess in this game, why would I think they have good Marketing Analysts?

Zos, read users feedback at least.

We can all give our person perspectives, but that is not data.

For example, if all mounts are in the store at the same time, (1) players are less likely to make impulse buys as they would for limited offers and (2) vanity items would be competing with one another. Instead of thinking "will I regret not having this mount if I don't buy it in this window," players will ask themselves "which mounts do I like the most." That can easily lead to less sales.

Don't think that because we can think of lines of reasoning that support a strategy does not mean that we understand how a particular market works. This is especially true when your motivation is getting the items you want and ZOS motivation is profit margin. Beware of motivated reasoning.

The "data" thing was bought by another user I was replying, while his confidence in ZOS marketing analysts and strategies overall seems great, mine is very low, that's pretty much all.
@Zos, make old items do a comeback from time to time in the Store, you are turning down money, wake up.

jaschacasadiob16_ESO

RANKK7 wrote: »

Sure, I agree, AND in the meantime they lose money from people who don't buy crates, while the ones who buy crates will continue to buy crates because, as you rightly stated in short, they are addicted.

Zos is not the Gordon Gekko of the game studios as some delusional fans like to think they are, they are doing very quetionable-to-utterly wrong decisions in pretty much all departments, from gameplay (not even being able to separate development and fixes of pve and pvp skills pissing off too much people), to advertising, to housing, to the Crown Store management as in this case of limited time items with no comeback.

Forum is filled with no crates-addicted begging for items to temporary return and all those people is cash they are turning down.

Data tells us that the people investing in the crates is a tiny fraction of the ESO population. Interestingly, that small fraction generates almost all the in-game purchases made with crowns. Some game companies actually assign to items a drop probability that is calculated based on your need of that specific object.

ZOS won's share data with us. But trust me, the purchases we make through the store are nothing comparared to the income made through crates. The fact that some customers, like you, get angry and unhappy at this leads to impulse purchases of crates.

That's how it works...

RANKK7

jaschacasadiob16_ESO wrote: »

The fact that some customers, like you, get angry and unhappy at this leads to impulse purchases of crates think they are truly incompetent turning down my money and others players as well.

Fixed.
They should also realize we are not here to stay for a lifetime, there is competition around and our lives can drives us away from gaming at any moment, there is indeed too much anger among players due to very questionable choices from marketing to gameplay mess; they better pay a little of attention to all this anger.

Oreliane

- As was said above : More long hairstyles, a side braid like this :

- Housing : A boat as home would be nice