Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
While I don't think the OP has any good points to make, your reason for dismissing it is simply not valid.Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
1500 crowns in Danish kr = 99 kr ~ 13 euro 1 month of sub = 99 kr ~ 13 euro
so well by having a sub you get 1500 crowns + all the extras for free
if you sub 3 months at a time you get it even cheaper
can't see why it isn't worth it compared to just buying crowns
fun fact: danish currency is danish crowns so basically I'd just be exchanging crowns
LordSkyKnight wrote: »Want to know what I think? I think you are being a cheapskate. It's 15 dollars. That is hardly anything in consideration what everything else costs these days. They not only give you 1.5k crowns, you give the other bonuses on top of it.
Stop being a cheapskate.
Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
yoda101280ub17_ESO wrote: »1500 crowns in Danish kr = 99 kr ~ 13 euro 1 month of sub = 99 kr ~ 13 euro
so well by having a sub you get 1500 crowns + all the extras for free
if you sub 3 months at a time you get it even cheaper
can't see why it isn't worth it compared to just buying crowns
fun fact: danish currency is danish crowns so basically I'd just be exchanging crowns
You're focusing more on the dollar for dollar, which is important but I'm also factoring in simple practicality. One of the large driving forces behind a pay store is that people want a thing and they want it right then, they don't want to work or save for it. So if I have a sub' I get those 1500 crowns a month. Lets say this is my first month, I see that spiffy 'fire horse' in the store (I forget the actual name) and I want to get it, it's 2500 crowns. Now I can wait for my next monthly stipend or I can spend another $15 now to get another 1500 crowns so I can afford it. That's cool and that works but then on top of that your next month still roles around and you get charged another $15 dollars, so that's now $45 dollars you've spent b/c you wanted that horse and didn't want to wait until next month. Then take the guy with no sub in that same situation, he spends $25 on a 3k crown pack and gets the horse that same day.
Now I realize mileage may vary, over the long term as you exhaust things you might want to buy from the store those crowns you're getting monthly would stack and then it could be a boon or if you're not a new player right now and many things in the store just don't really appeal to you b/c you have cool items from high level content, etc. Personally though right now sub' just doesn't seem appealing to me, essentially you're paying $15 dollars a month for 10% xp bonus.
fromtesonlineb16_ESO wrote: »While I don't think the OP has any good points to make, your reason for dismissing it is simply not valid.Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
There's precious little difference between B2P and F2P, the one-off cost of the game is trivial in the longer term when it comes to the game surviving.
c.p.garrett1993_ESO wrote: »I agree. The cost simply does not match the reward.
$15 is acceptable. I would prefer lower but I can manage this much.
The 10% bonus is negligible at best and when there is no information on DLC or pricing that bonus is useless at this time.
The only thing remaining is the crowns which can be purchased directly for more per dollar.
They desperately need to revise either the price or the bonuses before I would consider a subscription worth purchasing.
Here's my take on the 10% exp bonus.
If I have to grind 10 hours to reach a goal, the bonus shaves off one hour of grinding.
One hour of my time = about $20-50
If I look at it like that it's definitely worth it
c.p.garrett1993_ESO wrote: »I agree. The cost simply does not match the reward.
$15 is acceptable. I would prefer lower but I can manage this much.
The 10% bonus is negligible at best and when there is no information on DLC or pricing that bonus is useless at this time.
The only thing remaining is the crowns which can be purchased directly for more per dollar.
They desperately need to revise either the price or the bonuses before I would consider a subscription worth purchasing.
then don't subscribe and buy the crowns for whenever you want to get something from the crown store? you'd pay more in the end though as suddenly you need to buy crowns for dlc when they release some while those with subs paid less for the same amount of crown store content + they get extras
fromtesonlineb16_ESO wrote: »While I don't think the OP has any good points to make, your reason for dismissing it is simply not valid.Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
There's precious little difference between B2P and F2P, the one-off cost of the game is trivial in the longer term when it comes to the game surviving.
1500 crowns in Danish kr = 99 kr ~ 13 euro 1 month of sub = 99 kr ~ 13 euro
so well by having a sub you get 1500 crowns + all the extras for free
if you sub 3 months at a time you get it even cheaper
can't see why it isn't worth it compared to just buying crowns
fun fact: danish currency is danish crowns so basically I'd just be exchanging crowns
fromtesonlineb16_ESO wrote: »While I don't think the OP has any good points to make, your reason for dismissing it is simply not valid.Honest i stop read after i read F2P ^^ serious ESO is not F2P it is B2P which mean you need to buy the game before you can play when people learn the different F2P and B2P
There's precious little difference between B2P and F2P, the one-off cost of the game is trivial in the longer term when it comes to the game surviving.
Not so trivial, in all honesty. Even before there were micro-transactions, GW survived for years after box and DLC sales.
yoda101280ub17_ESO wrote: »You're focusing more on the dollar for dollar, which is important but I'm also factoring in simple practicality. One of the large driving forces behind a pay store is that people want a thing and they want it right then, they don't want to work or save for it. So if I have a sub' I get those 1500 crowns a month. Lets say this is my first month, I see that spiffy 'fire horse' in the store (I forget the actual name) and I want to get it, it's 2500 crowns. Now I can wait for my next monthly stipend or I can spend another $15 now to get another 1500 crowns so I can afford it. That's cool and that works but then on top of that your next month still roles around and you get charged another $15 dollars, so that's now $45 dollars you've spent b/c you wanted that horse and didn't want to wait until next month. Then take the guy with no sub in that same situation, he spends $25 on a 3k crown pack and gets the horse that same day.
Now I realize mileage may vary, over the long term as you exhaust things you might want to buy from the store those crowns you're getting monthly would stack and then it could be a boon or if you're not a new player right now and many things in the store just don't really appeal to you b/c you have cool items from high level content, etc. Personally though right now sub' just doesn't seem appealing to me, essentially you're paying $15 dollars a month for 10% xp bonus.
coryevans_3b14_ESO wrote: »
Naivefanboi wrote: »sub model is fine as it is.