I'd like to raise a point about future subscriptions.

SFBryan18

Imagine all the whining when the dlc content becomes the standard content for everyone to play. You are not paying for the content itself, but to have access to it when it is first released, just like the game. That's what a subscription is. If you think it's too expensive, don't buy it.

phairdon

Actually, I'd be happy to pay extra for dlc. Meaning if my subscription dropped for whatever reason, could still have access. It is, what it is though, so no problem.

jeevin

Wolfshead wrote: »

Again people dont care about read all info about new subscribe system if you are not so damn lazy and go and read FAQ it say clearly :

What are the benefits of ESO Plus membership?

ESO Plus offers members exclusive in-game bonuses, a reoccurring allotment of crowns and access to all downloadable content (DLC) game packs for the duration of membership:

30-day Membership:

1500 crowns at the start of each 30-day membership period
Access to all downloadable content for the duration of membership
Exclusive character progression bonuses for the duration of membership
10% bonus to experience point gain
10% bonus to crafting research
10% bonus to crafting inspiration gain
10% bonus to gold acquisition



90-day Membership:

4500 crowns at the start of each 90-day membership period
Access to all downloadable content for the duration of membership
Exclusive character progression bonuses for the duration of membership
10% bonus to experience point gain
10% bonus to crafting research
10% bonus to crafting inspiration gain
10% bonus to gold acquisition



180-day Membership:

9000 crowns at the start of each 180-day membership period
Access to all downloadable content for the duration of membership
Exclusive character progression bonuses for the duration of membership
10% bonus to experience point gain
10% bonus to crafting research
10% bonus to crafting inspiration gain
10% bonus to gold acquisition

That is high light mean that as long you have a subscribe running you dont have pay any extra to get DLC.

Honest people how about you start read thing before you start post thing that the have answer already it start to get really tried to basically read samething over and over again.

Here is link to there FAQ

Yeah I've read it. It buys you crowns and access to DLC and bonus xp gains. Whatever. The point is if you are only playing ESO for content(who gives a toss about cash/crown store) what is the point of subbing? Zos has already admitted that content updates will likely slow after console launch. So if DLCs only release at say a rate of every four months 4x$15=$60 for the subscription. DLC for most games sell for around $20.

So if you find that a few tokens to buy cash store fluff and a 10% xp boost is worth the extra $10 a month good for you. My crazy logic says, derp, not really. ZOS had better sell a lot of fluff in it's cash store to make up the difference because by my estimate it's gonna be a free ride for everyone with an occasional DLC purchase.

Of course we are yet to see any DLC launch windows or schedules so my estimates could be way off and we may see new DLC every month. But hey it's ZOS we're talking about here.

SoonerMagicEE

That depends heavily on the level of DLC. If it's minor, I could see $20 being the price....but major expansions (aka DLC) can go for much more than that....up to $60. It really depends on the amount/quality of the DLC and the release rate. We do not know anything about that other than it will be slower (how much....who knows?) than a 6 week rate.

If it's every 8 weeks (2 months) at any price less than $30, then it's cheaper to buy each DLC ala carte....but you lose the xp/gold boost (I personally don't like that idea anyways)....as well as some convenience.