Unseen upcoming Crown Store items

Merlin13KAGL

Same stuff, different skin, more $.

wenxue2222b16_ESO wrote: »

Barmaid outfit - nice alternative to the wedding dress for your open minded male Nord character.

@wenxue2222b16_ESO screams too much mead + lost bar bet...

Runhent

Guars We need more guars!

Dekken_Blake

I think this was mentioned, but I would love to see disguises able to be added to the collections menu. I have a ton of costumes. Soon I'll have to make an argonian mule named Walk-in-Closet.

wenchmore420b14_ESO

wenxue2222b16_ESO wrote: »

Please hurry up and reskin that bristleback piggie so I can have my very own Shornhelm Sow please. My provisioner really needs a portable food supply.

So now the super exclusive Pet Pig will no longer be exclusive? NOOOOOO! Please Zos, stop making loyal players, those who beta tested from first beta, who paid a year of sub's to "beta" test game for you, feel like second rate citizens. Exclusives should stay exclusive!! Please remember us who have been here since the beginning! Thank you!!

wenchmore420b14_ESO

Wow! I just logged in after posting my possible disappointment in offering exclusive pets in crown store, and Lo & Behold, the "monkey" was no longer in store!! Thank You Zos for listening to your player base!!

Rosveen

wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »

wenxue2222b16_ESO wrote: »

Please hurry up and reskin that bristleback piggie so I can have my very own Shornhelm Sow please. My provisioner really needs a portable food supply.

So now the super exclusive Pet Pig will no longer be exclusive? NOOOOOO! Please Zos, stop making loyal players, those who beta tested from first beta, who paid a year of sub's to "beta" test game for you, feel like second rate citizens. Exclusives should stay exclusive!! Please remember us who have been here since the beginning! Thank you!!

Erm, the pig was given out at a convention. It isn't a measure of loyalty, but who lived the nearest and could come. I bought mine on eBay.

Phinix1

So, why are these not available at the launch of Tamriel Unlimited? Have they been removed?

ItsGlaive

They haven't been added yet. None of this stuff was on the PTA either, it's all been data mined. So possible additions to come down the road

BlackEar

wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »

Wow! I just logged in after posting my possible disappointment in offering exclusive pets in crown store, and Lo & Behold, the "monkey" was no longer in store!! Thank You Zos for listening to your player base!!

It will probably be added at a later point.

Enodoc

wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »

Wow! I just logged in after posting my possible disappointment in offering exclusive pets in crown store, and Lo & Behold, the "monkey" was no longer in store!! Thank You Zos for listening to your player base!!

It wasn't there to start with. These are "Unseen, Upcoming" Crown Store items. Also, it's a different monkey.

VelJharig

I'll put in a vote of interest in the Senche-cloud leopard. I would definitely get one if those are made available.

bellanca6561n

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

Rykoth

Hopefully these are items that get introduced sooner than later. DAT Bard and Noble outfit are mine!

doggie

Lokking forward to the "Noble ***", that's just up my alley.

Enodoc

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

I couldn't give you an Agree and an Awesome, so take the Awesome and here is my Agree

bellanca6561n

Many thanks

And in case that YouTube video doesn't play when you click on the image (it's not working for me for some reason) here's the link simply as a link...

ESOBetaClose

Kragorn

bellanca6561n wrote: »

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

I agree with you the monkey has no meaning and makes no statement about me as a person or a player.

Sadly many who are complaining about the possibility about it appearing in the Store want to flaunt it over those who don't have it and try to wrap themselves in a warm glow of superiority.

Actually, I rarely use the monkey, I think the scuttler has more character .. if I could choose I'd likely have a cat, their animations are a lot more life-like IMO than most of the other pets.

crislevin

I will take a pug please.

BlueViolet

Enodoc wrote: »

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

I couldn't give you an Agree and an Awesome, so take the Awesome and here is my Agree

Have mine too
I'll never forget the first time a friend bugged me to go to Cyrodil in the first beta I participated in. I dragged my feet for so long about it, but finally went and that very first time we went to siege a keep with a group was indeed epic.
The end of beta celebrations were great fun!

I like my monkey, because he's cute, because he reminds me of a really fun time, and that my strong dislike of PvP was changed for me in at least one MMO. I'm not particularly worried if one ends up in the store - the influx of said Angry Joe's and Raging Francis's don't have the terrific experiences of those very early ESO days that I do.

Pappa

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Snip

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

I'm guessing the end of beta celebration took place last week?

Kronosphere

great another 2 guar to buy. even im sure sure if that sarcasm or not, havent decided=P already cant pick between the 2 guar i have =P

Kova

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

Thank you. Just got that warm feeling. I remember when I first signed in to the game....Took two hours....excitedly bounced through the whole fug bucked thing. There may never be actual loyalty appreciation, but no one will be able to take away the feeling of experiencing something you never knew you wanted for the first time.

Quintal

So our ''loyalty rewards'' aren't gonna be unique? ZOS excellent move, keep sh***** your loyal customers.....SHAME ON YOU!

@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom

Mountain_Dewed

I think Mannimarco should be an optional mount.

Sotha_Sil

New crown store items don't seem that appealing (panther will serve its purpose I guess)

mcurley

Nice, can't wait to have a Senche to ride around. That retriever looks cool too

Saturn

Kaizxen wrote: »

I like how the rest of the vanity pets have descriptive two-word names to make them sound epic, and then...

lizard



The poor little guy doesn't even have description text.

He doesn't need one. He is lizard. All hail. /kowtow

bellanca6561n

Kova wrote: »

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

Thank you. Just got that warm feeling. I remember when I first signed in to the game....Took two hours....excitedly bounced through the whole fug bucked thing. There may never be actual loyalty appreciation, but no one will be able to take away the feeling of experiencing something you never knew you wanted for the first time.

Damn, that was well said!

Taz

No ZOS! Not more costumes! I only have so many characters!

...what am I saying. MORE COSTUMES, ZOS. MORE.

prototypefb

bellanca6561n wrote: »

Never argue with people's feelings....just don't.

Folks who want a visible marker as early adopters - it's understandable if ephemeral.

But allow me to offer what I believe made being an early adopter worth more than a damned monkey...which I never used

1. I, and a group of good friends, got to experience an expansive, expensive new, new, new online game from before the beginning. Before Angry Joe and raging Francis and all the knock it until you drop knuckleheads had their dubious say.

2. The quests were much harder and often done in groups, the systems had yet to be sussed out by so-called Theorycrafters and nary an add-on existed to tell you where every lorebook, skyshard, or harvest node was located.

3. People wore armor and looked like warriors...we simply didn't know any better.

4. The first time you beheld a keep siege on Cyrodiil it felt epic in the true sense of the word and the fights were fun because everyone was learning how.

5. Add your own special feeling of new game excitement here that comes once and not again.

And, if you don't remember just how exciting it was, this may help.....an end of beta celebration in Daggerfall...

https://youtu.be/RtAvJECkXW0

This genre has precious few debuts. We got in on one. The monkey....that simply serves to identify one early adopter to another.

end of beta? when is that?