codybrewer78b14_ESO wrote: »codybrewer78b14_ESO wrote: »I think the price too high, but I planned on buying both at any price. What really makes me mad is they wait until after the sale on crowns to tell us the price?!?! I honestly thought my 9k crowns would be more than enough to cover them and I wouldn't have to purchase additional crowns. Now I have to buy another 1.5k crowns at full price. If I would have known they were going to be so expensive I would have picked up the extra crowns while they were on sale!! Very calculating ZO$. Brilliant.
Don't take this the wrong way, but if what you describe is accurate... you're a tool. You're precisely the type of audience they want. You buy crowns on sale, spend them, then top up again on crowns to buy the strategically launched new bunch of pixels.
In which way can I take you calling me a tool that is right? I subscribe to ESO Plus 6 months at a time which comes with a chunk of crowns. What else am I supposed to do with them? I play the game every day. I expect I will have to pay for that at some point. This will be the first time I buy crowns since the game went buy to play. Not that it matters. I fail to see why buying crowns makes someone a tool.
You will spend $40 getting coffee at Starbucks a week, another $35 eating McDonalds every day for a week, pay $100 for cable television so you can play commercials all day on a television you seldom watch, but complain about this. And you guys wonder why the devs dont take you serious.
This item is a convenience, not a necessity, and should be priced as such. I dont drive a Lamborghini, but I dont fuss about the price either.
You will spend $40 getting coffee at Starbucks a week, another $35 eating McDonalds every day for a week,
You will spend $40 getting coffee at Starbucks a week, another $35 eating McDonalds every day for a week, pay $100 for cable television so you can play commercials all day on a television you seldom watch, but complain about this. And you guys wonder why the devs dont take you serious.
This item is a convenience, not a necessity, and should be priced as such. I dont drive a Lamborghini, but I dont fuss about the price either.
You will spend $40 getting coffee at Starbucks a week, another $35 eating McDonalds every day for a week, pay $100 for cable television so you can play commercials all day on a television you seldom watch, but complain about this. And you guys wonder why the devs dont take you serious.
This item is a convenience, not a necessity, and should be priced as such. I dont drive a Lamborghini, but I dont fuss about the price either.
codybrewer78b14_ESO wrote: »codybrewer78b14_ESO wrote: »I think the price too high, but I planned on buying both at any price. What really makes me mad is they wait until after the sale on crowns to tell us the price?!?! I honestly thought my 9k crowns would be more than enough to cover them and I wouldn't have to purchase additional crowns. Now I have to buy another 1.5k crowns at full price. If I would have known they were going to be so expensive I would have picked up the extra crowns while they were on sale!! Very calculating ZO$. Brilliant.
Don't take this the wrong way, but if what you describe is accurate... you're a tool. You're precisely the type of audience they want. You buy crowns on sale, spend them, then top up again on crowns to buy the strategically launched new bunch of pixels.
In which way can I take you calling me a tool that is right? I subscribe to ESO Plus 6 months at a time which comes with a chunk of crowns. What else am I supposed to do with them? I play the game every day. I expect I will have to pay for that at some point. This will be the first time I buy crowns since the game went buy to play. Not that it matters. I fail to see why buying crowns makes someone a tool.
CraftMaster wrote: »That's disgusting. Should be 50% off for ESO Plus Members at least. Wow was saving my crowns for these but now I'm not so sure. They have to reduce this surely.
If you stocked up on Crowns when they were discounted then you may be in my position with a large pool of crowns to easily purchase these with. The crown packs were fairly well discounted and as such this isn't going to be that bad a purchase. And also, for everyone acting surprised; the glass motif is 5k right? And it's just a motif; these actually have some utility value.
Edit: Seriously people need to wake the *** up and stop defending corporations for obvious profiteering.
Oldmanlawlor wrote: »They only deal in items you steal anyway.
A waste of real money of you ask me.
Edit: Seriously people need to wake the *** up and stop defending corporations for obvious profiteering.
Um, most corporations are 'for profit' entities, they are not 'charities'. ZOS needs to make money, it has investors who want to see a return on investment, as well as ZOS needing revenue to continue paying for content, bug fixes, etc. No company can survive by giving things away, and if you don't like the prices, then don't pay them... but if people WANT the items they offer, then they should pay them. But criticizing a for profit business for charging for items, regardless of whether or not you agree with the price, is just plain silly.
Edit: Seriously people need to wake the *** up and stop defending corporations for obvious profiteering.
Um, most corporations are 'for profit' entities, they are not 'charities'. ZOS needs to make money, it has investors who want to see a return on investment, as well as ZOS needing revenue to continue paying for content, bug fixes, etc. No company can survive by giving things away, and if you don't like the prices, then don't pay them... but if people WANT the items they offer, then they should pay them. But criticizing a for profit business for charging for items, regardless of whether or not you agree with the price, is just plain silly.
Criticizing a company for trying to overcharge someone to fill their coffers is silly, fine the worlds perfect lets all just leave it the way it is...yeh they have to make money but blatantly trying to rip people off is a bad way to go about it.
Edit: Seriously people need to wake the *** up and stop defending corporations for obvious profiteering.
Um, most corporations are 'for profit' entities, they are not 'charities'. ZOS needs to make money, it has investors who want to see a return on investment, as well as ZOS needing revenue to continue paying for content, bug fixes, etc. No company can survive by giving things away, and if you don't like the prices, then don't pay them... but if people WANT the items they offer, then they should pay them. But criticizing a for profit business for charging for items, regardless of whether or not you agree with the price, is just plain silly.
Criticizing a company for trying to overcharge someone to fill their coffers is silly, fine the worlds perfect lets all just leave it the way it is...yeh they have to make money but blatantly trying to rip people off is a bad way to go about it.
Considering that they've already shown that people are willing to pay these prices for mounts, costumes, motifs, XP boosters, etc... it only further justified their pricing. Not saying I agree with the price, just stating that clearly they believe that people will pay this price for convenience items... at least it's account bound and not character bound like mount upgrades.
Every time I saw those prices, a kitten dies....
The point is If this cost 5k crowns, I don't want to imagine how many crowns it'll cost a re-customization of characters or a race change. Because well... Anybody thought that "barber-shop" will be a free in-game feature? Anybody???
Ok... so it seems to be that the vast vast majority are all of the same voice... that the assistants in their current state are not even worth considering at that crazy price (Basically the cost of two entire DLC's... just for a couple of NPC's to put it into perspective).
SO I'll pose you this question...
What could ZoS do to the NPC's which would make you consider them better value???
(Note... BETTER value... 5000 crowns is still WAY too high whatever they do!)
I'll start with the obvious one...
- Make the merchant able to repair armor