EnemyOfDaState wrote: »Refuse2GrowUp wrote: »So much sense of entitlement; so much whining. What has the world come too?!?!
I was always againts free to play or buy to play method.
So get the subscription? You have three options. Buy the DLCs. Keep up a subscription. These allow you to gain access to the content that rewards the best gear. You're for subscription? Go with that. No one is saying you have to let it lapse.
I think he was saying he was against the crowd that Free to Play and Buy to Play attract.
I do not think a company is gonna develop a AAA game that is free somehow, and nor should they.
Not sure what OP is getting at, however have explained the fundamentals of why earlier.
Maybe gaming is not for you OP
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »Refuse2GrowUp wrote: »So much sense of entitlement; so much whining. What has the world come too?!?!
I was always againts free to play or buy to play method.
So get the subscription? You have three options. Buy the DLCs. Keep up a subscription. These allow you to gain access to the content that rewards the best gear. You're for subscription? Go with that. No one is saying you have to let it lapse.
I think he was saying he was against the crowd that Free to Play and Buy to Play attract.
I do not think a company is gonna develop a AAA game that is free somehow, and nor should they.
Not sure what OP is getting at, however have explained the fundamentals of why earlier.
Maybe gaming is not for you OP
When Gido stoops to Reddit for a user-made flowchart, you know the forum's gone *** *** mad.
I give up. I don't give a *** anymore. *** if you do *** if you don't so I'll see you all in ***.
*throws hands up*
*guard confiscates forum sweetroll*
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »Refuse2GrowUp wrote: »So much sense of entitlement; so much whining. What has the world come too?!?!
I was always againts free to play or buy to play method.
So get the subscription? You have three options. Buy the DLCs. Keep up a subscription. These allow you to gain access to the content that rewards the best gear. You're for subscription? Go with that. No one is saying you have to let it lapse.
I think he was saying he was against the crowd that Free to Play and Buy to Play attract.
I do not think a company is gonna develop a AAA game that is free somehow, and nor should they.
Not sure what OP is getting at, however have explained the fundamentals of why earlier.
Maybe gaming is not for you OP
People say eso is not pay to win but it is, thats what im getting at and if we have to pay subs or buy DLCs why they switched to buy to play model then ? To continue grabbing cash and not fixing anything while stall people with false promises ?
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »EnemyOfDaState wrote: »Refuse2GrowUp wrote: »So much sense of entitlement; so much whining. What has the world come too?!?!
I was always againts free to play or buy to play method.
So get the subscription? You have three options. Buy the DLCs. Keep up a subscription. These allow you to gain access to the content that rewards the best gear. You're for subscription? Go with that. No one is saying you have to let it lapse.
I think he was saying he was against the crowd that Free to Play and Buy to Play attract.
I do not think a company is gonna develop a AAA game that is free somehow, and nor should they.
Not sure what OP is getting at, however have explained the fundamentals of why earlier.
Maybe gaming is not for you OP
The thing I don't get about the B2P or F2P community is how people can play the game for over a year and still complain like they didn't get their monies worth?
KingYogi415 wrote: »You guys never played destiny huh?
Without the latest expansion everything you own is useless and you are locked out of everything.
ESO like life is pay to play.
You have everything you paid for.
Nothing less nothing more.
JoseDelgadoCub17_ESO wrote: »Breaking news WoW is pay to win because people that bought the expansion can get 10 levels higher then me.
https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
@Duiwel This is why non-subscription MMO's are inherently drawn to pay-to-win type systems. This is why Matt Firor said, when justifying the sub model prior to launch said...https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
They eventually went with another model, and they are making those sacrifices they weren't will to make before.
@Duiwel This is why non-subscription MMO's are inherently drawn to pay-to-win type systems. This is why Matt Firor said, when justifying the sub model prior to launch said...https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
They eventually went with another model, and they are making those sacrifices they weren't will to make before.
Molag Kena shoulders drop from undaunted chests rewards. They will also be able to be purchased for gold or AP.
You can also subscribe to ESO plus and benefit temporarily from the DLC's without having to buy them.
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »OP I get the feeling this is your first MMO if that is your opinion on DLC expansions...
Are you telling me if you board a plane with an economy class ticket and walk past first class & business class you will make a scene and say you are denied access because you paid for a plane ticket and want the same treatment?
I will explain it in a simplified way:
MMO games work as follow:There is a base game ( ESO that you purchased ) Then over time DLC's / Expansion packs are released to add content, sometimes these are free ( almost never ), but usually you have to pay for them. I will give you a listed example now: LotROnline base game has about : 6 expansion packs that you need to pay for ( note that you are locked out of the content if you didn't buy it ) This is not a pay to win scenario because you are not losing, you are merely not allowed access to the content OP. There is a big difference... Guild Wars 1 had 3 expansions, some with new classes and skill lines that made your character very OP if you put the work in, is that pay to win for you also? Because of new content being released? OP you need to look at this with a more mature point of view which is : You own the base game, do you have access to every feature of the base game - yes or no ? Do other players who also just have the base game have advantages over you if they use the crown store - yes or no ? Point proven they have no advantages over you, the fact that you are missing out on new content is by no means pay to win. You are choosing not to have access to the new content, no MMO will ever give you every expansion for free because you bought their base game a couple of years ago. This is a business after all. Guild Wars 2 - expansion was only free to people who already owned the game as a promotional thing ( I owned it but missed out on getting it ). WoW - 5 expansions released so far, Legion coming later this year makes it 6. Tell me OP will it be pay to win if everyone who doesn't buy Legion gets locked out of content from it? I hope my examples shed some light onto this and made you realise how flawed your way of thinking is concerning pay to win
A final example: You buy a car, you only buy the base model - no special engine, no special radio, nothing... Your friend doesn't buy the car now, waits a year and buys the newer faster racing model. ( the upgrade ). You have the option to turn in your car but you will have to pay X amount to seal the deal, Is that unfair now? Certainly not. (btw the friend is any person who subs)
You obviously didnt understand what im saying also i played all those games you mention but they were honest at least. ZOS always advertising falsely its ESOTU tamriel unlimited ! but everything is limited and if we need to pay to be able to actually play this game then there is no any diffrence with sub model thats what im trying to say..
I dare you to find a single quote from Zenimax saying you would have access to all the dlc items if you didn't buy the dlc. They didn't hide anything you just decided to believe whatever you wanted.
these are cheap tactics and un ethical on my eyes obviously your moralities are diffrent...
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »OP I get the feeling this is your first MMO if that is your opinion on DLC expansions...
Are you telling me if you board a plane with an economy class ticket and walk past first class & business class you will make a scene and say you are denied access because you paid for a plane ticket and want the same treatment?
I will explain it in a simplified way:
MMO games work as follow:There is a base game ( ESO that you purchased ) Then over time DLC's / Expansion packs are released to add content, sometimes these are free ( almost never ), but usually you have to pay for them. I will give you a listed example now: LotROnline base game has about : 6 expansion packs that you need to pay for ( note that you are locked out of the content if you didn't buy it ) This is not a pay to win scenario because you are not losing, you are merely not allowed access to the content OP. There is a big difference... Guild Wars 1 had 3 expansions, some with new classes and skill lines that made your character very OP if you put the work in, is that pay to win for you also? Because of new content being released? OP you need to look at this with a more mature point of view which is : You own the base game, do you have access to every feature of the base game - yes or no ? Do other players who also just have the base game have advantages over you if they use the crown store - yes or no ? Point proven they have no advantages over you, the fact that you are missing out on new content is by no means pay to win. You are choosing not to have access to the new content, no MMO will ever give you every expansion for free because you bought their base game a couple of years ago. This is a business after all. Guild Wars 2 - expansion was only free to people who already owned the game as a promotional thing ( I owned it but missed out on getting it ). WoW - 5 expansions released so far, Legion coming later this year makes it 6. Tell me OP will it be pay to win if everyone who doesn't buy Legion gets locked out of content from it? I hope my examples shed some light onto this and made you realise how flawed your way of thinking is concerning pay to win
A final example: You buy a car, you only buy the base model - no special engine, no special radio, nothing... Your friend doesn't buy the car now, waits a year and buys the newer faster racing model. ( the upgrade ). You have the option to turn in your car but you will have to pay X amount to seal the deal, Is that unfair now? Certainly not. (btw the friend is any person who subs)
You obviously didnt understand what im saying also i played all those games you mention but they were honest at least. ZOS always advertising falsely its ESOTU tamriel unlimited ! but everything is limited and if we need to pay to be able to actually play this game then there is no any diffrence with sub model thats what im trying to say..
I dare you to find a single quote from Zenimax saying you would have access to all the dlc items if you didn't buy the dlc. They didn't hide anything you just decided to believe whatever you wanted.
these are cheap tactics and un ethical on my eyes obviously your moralities are diffrent...
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »EnemyOfDaState wrote: »OP I get the feeling this is your first MMO if that is your opinion on DLC expansions...
Are you telling me if you board a plane with an economy class ticket and walk past first class & business class you will make a scene and say you are denied access because you paid for a plane ticket and want the same treatment?
I will explain it in a simplified way:
MMO games work as follow:There is a base game ( ESO that you purchased ) Then over time DLC's / Expansion packs are released to add content, sometimes these are free ( almost never ), but usually you have to pay for them. I will give you a listed example now: LotROnline base game has about : 6 expansion packs that you need to pay for ( note that you are locked out of the content if you didn't buy it ) This is not a pay to win scenario because you are not losing, you are merely not allowed access to the content OP. There is a big difference... Guild Wars 1 had 3 expansions, some with new classes and skill lines that made your character very OP if you put the work in, is that pay to win for you also? Because of new content being released? OP you need to look at this with a more mature point of view which is : You own the base game, do you have access to every feature of the base game - yes or no ? Do other players who also just have the base game have advantages over you if they use the crown store - yes or no ? Point proven they have no advantages over you, the fact that you are missing out on new content is by no means pay to win. You are choosing not to have access to the new content, no MMO will ever give you every expansion for free because you bought their base game a couple of years ago. This is a business after all. Guild Wars 2 - expansion was only free to people who already owned the game as a promotional thing ( I owned it but missed out on getting it ). WoW - 5 expansions released so far, Legion coming later this year makes it 6. Tell me OP will it be pay to win if everyone who doesn't buy Legion gets locked out of content from it? I hope my examples shed some light onto this and made you realise how flawed your way of thinking is concerning pay to win
A final example: You buy a car, you only buy the base model - no special engine, no special radio, nothing... Your friend doesn't buy the car now, waits a year and buys the newer faster racing model. ( the upgrade ). You have the option to turn in your car but you will have to pay X amount to seal the deal, Is that unfair now? Certainly not. (btw the friend is any person who subs)
You obviously didnt understand what im saying also i played all those games you mention but they were honest at least. ZOS always advertising falsely its ESOTU tamriel unlimited ! but everything is limited and if we need to pay to be able to actually play this game then there is no any diffrence with sub model thats what im trying to say..
I dare you to find a single quote from Zenimax saying you would have access to all the dlc items if you didn't buy the dlc. They didn't hide anything you just decided to believe whatever you wanted.
these are cheap tactics and un ethical on my eyes obviously your moralities are diffrent...
Asking for money to access new content that they have to pay people to make is a cheap tactic? Like did you actually think you were going to pay $60 or however much you spent on the game and have access to every piece of content released for the next 5-10 years or however long this game exists? How would that even work?
EnemyOfDaState wrote: »EnemyOfDaState wrote: »OP I get the feeling this is your first MMO if that is your opinion on DLC expansions...
Are you telling me if you board a plane with an economy class ticket and walk past first class & business class you will make a scene and say you are denied access because you paid for a plane ticket and want the same treatment?
I will explain it in a simplified way:
MMO games work as follow:There is a base game ( ESO that you purchased ) Then over time DLC's / Expansion packs are released to add content, sometimes these are free ( almost never ), but usually you have to pay for them. I will give you a listed example now: LotROnline base game has about : 6 expansion packs that you need to pay for ( note that you are locked out of the content if you didn't buy it ) This is not a pay to win scenario because you are not losing, you are merely not allowed access to the content OP. There is a big difference... Guild Wars 1 had 3 expansions, some with new classes and skill lines that made your character very OP if you put the work in, is that pay to win for you also? Because of new content being released? OP you need to look at this with a more mature point of view which is : You own the base game, do you have access to every feature of the base game - yes or no ? Do other players who also just have the base game have advantages over you if they use the crown store - yes or no ? Point proven they have no advantages over you, the fact that you are missing out on new content is by no means pay to win. You are choosing not to have access to the new content, no MMO will ever give you every expansion for free because you bought their base game a couple of years ago. This is a business after all. Guild Wars 2 - expansion was only free to people who already owned the game as a promotional thing ( I owned it but missed out on getting it ). WoW - 5 expansions released so far, Legion coming later this year makes it 6. Tell me OP will it be pay to win if everyone who doesn't buy Legion gets locked out of content from it? I hope my examples shed some light onto this and made you realise how flawed your way of thinking is concerning pay to win
A final example: You buy a car, you only buy the base model - no special engine, no special radio, nothing... Your friend doesn't buy the car now, waits a year and buys the newer faster racing model. ( the upgrade ). You have the option to turn in your car but you will have to pay X amount to seal the deal, Is that unfair now? Certainly not. (btw the friend is any person who subs)
You obviously didnt understand what im saying also i played all those games you mention but they were honest at least. ZOS always advertising falsely its ESOTU tamriel unlimited ! but everything is limited and if we need to pay to be able to actually play this game then there is no any diffrence with sub model thats what im trying to say..
I dare you to find a single quote from Zenimax saying you would have access to all the dlc items if you didn't buy the dlc. They didn't hide anything you just decided to believe whatever you wanted.
these are cheap tactics and un ethical on my eyes obviously your moralities are diffrent...
Asking for money to access new content that they have to pay people to make is a cheap tactic? Like did you actually think you were going to pay $60 or however much you spent on the game and have access to every piece of content released for the next 5-10 years or however long this game exists? How would that even work?
pretty funny how you pay 60 for the base game and like 30 for a damn mounts
OP I get the feeling this is your first MMO if that is your opinion on DLC expansions...
Are you telling me if you board a plane with an economy class ticket and walk past first class & business class you will make a scene and say you are denied access because you paid for a plane ticket and want the same treatment?
@Duiwel This is why non-subscription MMO's are inherently drawn to pay-to-win type systems. This is why Matt Firor said, when justifying the sub model prior to launch said...https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
They eventually went with another model, and they are making those sacrifices they weren't will to make before.
@Duiwel This is why non-subscription MMO's are inherently drawn to pay-to-win type systems. This is why Matt Firor said, when justifying the sub model prior to launch said...https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
They eventually went with another model, and they are making those sacrifices they weren't will to make before.
I understand that and I know theives guild was suppose to be added to the base game, but this game also wasn't planned to go free to play. Regardless of what their initial intentions/ plans were things happened that were eout of their control and their business department made a call to pull sub and go for cash store in order to keep the ship afloat. Take SWTOR - it was dying as a sub based MMO, yet as a F2P / (with an extremely expensive cash shop) it lives still with a small but healthy population. So while it saddens me that I have to pay for small DLC packs like thieves guild I am an adult and I understand these things happen.
BUT given this information OP do you have a job? Do you do things for free? Since you told Gidorick don't waste his breath, ESO:TU has employees who work and pay for electricity, internet and food. Do you think you buying the game almost 2 years ago is enough to pay for all of that forever?
OP I am curious what country you are from which has such a poor exchange rate that you feel you are being misled by having to pay for DLC to be able to participate in new content... It is not a "cheap tactic" it's called business 101, god
jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »Someone doesnt know what pay to win means. Pay to win means you pay for something that you cannot get any other way. This does not include the purchase price of the game nor DLC price or expansion price. So lets say they sold a weapon better than any you could find or craft. Its only available in the store. THAT is pay to win. Not xp boosts or anything like that.
jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »@Duiwel This is why non-subscription MMO's are inherently drawn to pay-to-win type systems. This is why Matt Firor said, when justifying the sub model prior to launch said...https://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-online/news/elder-scrolls-online-will-come-monthly-subscriptioMatt Firor wrote:Going with any other model meant that we would have to make sacrifices and changes we weren't willing to make.
They eventually went with another model, and they are making those sacrifices they weren't will to make before.
I understand that and I know theives guild was suppose to be added to the base game, but this game also wasn't planned to go free to play. Regardless of what their initial intentions/ plans were things happened that were eout of their control and their business department made a call to pull sub and go for cash store in order to keep the ship afloat. Take SWTOR - it was dying as a sub based MMO, yet as a F2P / (with an extremely expensive cash shop) it lives still with a small but healthy population. So while it saddens me that I have to pay for small DLC packs like thieves guild I am an adult and I understand these things happen.
BUT given this information OP do you have a job? Do you do things for free? Since you told Gidorick don't waste his breath, ESO:TU has employees who work and pay for electricity, internet and food. Do you think you buying the game almost 2 years ago is enough to pay for all of that forever?
OP I am curious what country you are from which has such a poor exchange rate that you feel you are being misled by having to pay for DLC to be able to participate in new content... It is not a "cheap tactic" it's called business 101, god
If they hadnt went buy to play you would be paying $15 a month plus $25 for the DLC. They never said anything about it being free ever.