Rayya_Blackheart wrote: »Won't this whole thing be void when Tamriel One is released? PvP excluded.
Rayya_Blackheart wrote: »Won't this whole thing be void when Tamriel One is released? PvP excluded.
No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Then you don't want to play ESO. This is the way it has been since launch. In fact until the Adventurer's Pack was released with the Crown Store it was even worse. Now you want to side-step purchases that others have had to make to facilitate your use of a totally optional mechanic? No thanks.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Then you don't want to play ESO. This is the way it has been since launch. In fact until the Adventurer's Pack was released with the Crown Store it was even worse. Now you want to side-step purchases that others have had to make to facilitate your use of a totally optional mechanic? No thanks.
Conservative business decisions by one of the most in my opinion liberal gaming companies on the market. Sure the took over fallout but the freedom they've given their modding community and entitled them to their rights is something that goes down in gaming history. This may be a MMO but the fact remains this game to a certain degree has focused on the ability to play it most optimally. It only makes sense ZOS gives us freedom to switch our kharacters from a nord to a khajiit for example. With a 3000 crown charge which is more than DLC content I feel it's only an incentive for players to have cross faction races if they don't want to buy the imperial bundle for example.
DUTCH_REAPER wrote: »I'm a little confused. Can someone please clear this up? If one already owns any race and any alliance and you buy the token. Can you change your character to a different faction now?
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »Rayya_Blackheart wrote: »Won't this whole thing be void when Tamriel One is released? PvP excluded.
Shhh this thread is getting good.
Smasherx74 wrote: »I know the Imperial DLC is what gives you access to all races and imperial Race I believe, but why not let players change to ANY race if they're paying MORE than the actual DLC costs to change their race. I tried in the PTS when it first went up and noticed this issue so I don't know if it was chanegd.
Personally, I wont change any of my races if I can't switch to say Khajiit on my nord stamplar. I'm also not going to pay for the imperial DLC just to change my race to the race I want AFTER paying 3000 or so crowns just to change the race to begin with. Please tell me everyone agrees on this issue, there is no reason to force players to buy the DLC ontop of their race change just to pick the race they actually want to change to.
Edit: People saying "I paid for all races and I don't want you having it for free", It's not free the race change costs MORE than the dlc does.
Smasherx74 wrote: »I know the Imperial DLC is what gives you access to all races and imperial Race I believe, but why not let players change to ANY race if they're paying MORE than the actual DLC costs to change their race. I tried in the PTS when it first went up and noticed this issue so I don't know if it was chanegd.
Personally, I wont change any of my races if I can't switch to say Khajiit on my nord stamplar. I'm also not going to pay for the imperial DLC just to change my race to the race I want AFTER paying 3000 or so crowns just to change the race to begin with. Please tell me everyone agrees on this issue, there is no reason to force players to buy the DLC ontop of their race change just to pick the race they actually want to change to.
Edit: People saying "I paid for all races and I don't want you having it for free", It's not free the race change costs MORE than the dlc does.
Sorry but no. I paid for the explorer's pack. Doing this makes it void. I also would like the race change which just like you, I will have to pay for. You want any race in any alliance? Buy the explorer's pack like many others did before race change. Then buy the race change if you want to get your sick furry fetish in on the ebonheart side. A spoiled baby and a weirdo at the same time. Don't come by those often.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Edit: People saying "I paid for all races and I don't want you having it for free", It's not free the race change costs MORE than the dlc does.
Sorta kinda maybe not really. While you'll be able to travel to any zone to quest in, your race will presumably still be bound dependent on your faction of choice. For example, while you'll be able to go and quest in Auridon straight away, without the ARAA someone who chooses DC in character creation will still only be able to be a Breton, Redguard, or Orc.Rayya_Blackheart wrote: »Won't this whole thing be void when Tamriel One is released? PvP excluded.
ZOS_DaryaK wrote: »To clarify what appears to be a common misconception once and for all, at least in this discussion:
Purchasing the Imperial Edition (or Imperial Upgrade) earns you the ability to create an Imperial character. It never allowed players to play any race in any alliance. The Imperial character can be in any alliance, however.
In order to play any race in any alliance, players would have had to have either:
The Explorer's Pack which was available on pre-ordered versions of ESO
The Adventurer's Pack which is available in the Crown Store; it's identical to the Explorer's Pack except for the pet.
Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Why not? If you get ARAA, next time you make a character you'll be able to pick the "optimal" race from the get-go rather than having to pay for a race change after you create them, no? You'll save money in the long run.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Why not? If you get ARAA, next time you make a character you'll be able to pick the "optimal" race from the get-go rather than having to pay for a race change after you create them, no? You'll save money in the long run.
IF I play the game casually and want to optimize my build on my only character I should be able to.
GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
DurzoBlint13 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »I know the Imperial DLC is what gives you access to all races and imperial Race I believe, but why not let players change to ANY race if they're paying MORE than the actual DLC costs to change their race. I tried in the PTS when it first went up and noticed this issue so I don't know if it was chanegd.
Personally, I wont change any of my races if I can't switch to say Khajiit on my nord stamplar. I'm also not going to pay for the imperial DLC just to change my race to the race I want AFTER paying 3000 or so crowns just to change the race to begin with. Please tell me everyone agrees on this issue, there is no reason to force players to buy the DLC ontop of their race change just to pick the race they actually want to change to.
"any race, any alliance" was free as long as you preordered on console. The Imperial race is only available with the "Imperial Edition". Both of which can be purchased in crown store now for minimal cost. Why would they tell one group of people they had to pay for something and then turn around and just give it away to another group? They will (and should) keep it as an extra feature available for extra cost.
Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Then you don't want to play ESO. This is the way it has been since launch. In fact until the Adventurer's Pack was released with the Crown Store it was even worse. Now you want to side-step purchases that others have had to make to facilitate your use of a totally optional mechanic? No thanks.
GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Why not? If you get ARAA, next time you make a character you'll be able to pick the "optimal" race from the get-go rather than having to pay for a race change after you create them, no? You'll save money in the long run.
IF I play the game casually and want to optimize my build on my only character I should be able to.
You are able to.
You just have to pay like everybody. As people already said many times:GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Why not? If you get ARAA, next time you make a character you'll be able to pick the "optimal" race from the get-go rather than having to pay for a race change after you create them, no? You'll save money in the long run.
IF I play the game casually and want to optimize my build on my only character I should be able to.
You are able to.
You just have to pay like everybody. As people already said many times:GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Once again, the race change costs 3000 crowns which is not free... nothing is free here, you're trying to tell me those 3000 crowns shouldn't cover a cross faction race change. Considering it is 3000 crowns each time, players who bought Cross faction races are not losing out on anything so long as people who haven't bought it have to buy a Race Change token for 3000 crowns to get cross faction races.
Ep1kMalware wrote: »GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Right. But those people can also roll out a new toon in 6hrs and be maxed level in any faction. Race change looks like something onlt very very desperate people will do. The financial cost is extraordinary, why make it worse.
it baffles me how zeni,ax can do something legitamately aweso,e and people ragw for weeks about it. A valid point has been brought up and everyome is against it? ***'n'hell???
if race change was same price or lower than adventurer's pack I'd be on your side all the way. But until /unless they decrease that price by a significant margin I can't see any reason it should not include any alliance.
Infact, I'd wager that if they shrunk the price to 1500 crowns they'd sell more of both adventurer packs/race changes.
that way I could just keep changimg race on my nb to wood elf in pvp and high elf for vmsa. At the current cost (I already have adventurer's pack, so thats covered) I wont even buy 1 race change.
Ep1kMalware wrote: »DurzoBlint13 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »I know the Imperial DLC is what gives you access to all races and imperial Race I believe, but why not let players change to ANY race if they're paying MORE than the actual DLC costs to change their race. I tried in the PTS when it first went up and noticed this issue so I don't know if it was chanegd.
Personally, I wont change any of my races if I can't switch to say Khajiit on my nord stamplar. I'm also not going to pay for the imperial DLC just to change my race to the race I want AFTER paying 3000 or so crowns just to change the race to begin with. Please tell me everyone agrees on this issue, there is no reason to force players to buy the DLC ontop of their race change just to pick the race they actually want to change to.
"any race, any alliance" was free as long as you preordered on console. The Imperial race is only available with the "Imperial Edition". Both of which can be purchased in crown store now for minimal cost. Why would they tell one group of people they had to pay for something and then turn around and just give it away to another group? They will (and should) keep it as an extra feature available for extra cost.Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Then you don't want to play ESO. This is the way it has been since launch. In fact until the Adventurer's Pack was released with the Crown Store it was even worse. Now you want to side-step purchases that others have had to make to facilitate your use of a totally optional mechanic? No thanks.
I don't get how you can't see this:
1: they altered racial passives, so whatever race you wete, or picked for that reason, is probably gone.
2: it cost MORE than adventurer's pack to begin with, and only applies to 1 character. You don't get to bypass ***. Seriously go compare the teo prices and tell me you thought this through.
Player 1 - Spends 1900 crowns on ARAA and rolls a magicka Altmer DK in Ebonheart Pact.. Realizes he wants to "optimize" his build and switch to stamina so he spends 3000 crowns to race change - he picks Redguards because he has ARAA..
His issue : Made a character he didnt enjoy in the end game,so he wants to switch it up and save all his hard earned progress.
Total investment : 4900 Crowns
Player 2 - Does not want to spend 1900 crowns on ARAA so rolls a magicka Dunmer DK in Ebonheart Pact.. Realizes he wants to "optimize" his build and switch to stamina so he spends 3000 crowns - his choices are Nord, Dunmer, Argonian.
His Issue : Made a character he doesn't enjoy in end game, wants to switch it up and save hard earned progress, however he can only choose from his factions races.
Total Investment : 3000 Crowns
How does this scream "I Pay 3000 Crowns I BETTER be getting a free ARAA!!"
How old are you guys screaming "Race change costs MORE than ARAA so it should be free!!"
Everyone is paying the same price for everything in this game... No entitlement, no freebies.. Same price. Every player. All the time. Every time.
You have no argument here - if you want ARAA then buy it. If you wanted a super sweet optimal build from the get go in your preferred alliance you would have bought it LONG ago, because redguard has been the stamina meta for a while now..
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »
Wanna elaborate? The content pricing should include cross faction races for just that one payment of race change.
I'm factually correct when I say it would not be "free", the change race is twice the price as the dlc for cross faction races, so it's quite justifiable and reasonable to make the sound argument that we should have cross faction races included onto this race change content.
I don't need to elaborate. I already made my case before DaveMoeDee made his post, a post that ignored that you'd already been completely debunked.
But I'll restate the case, since ignoring proof of our incorrectness seems to be a growing movement in today's world: If Person X paid for "Any Race, Any Alliance" and Person Y did not and race change costs the same for both players, and if Player Y gets to use "Any Race, Any Alliance," then Player Y is getting what Player X purchased for free. That's not opinion. That's math.
That doesn't mean it isn't well within ZOS' rights to give it to Player Y for free. That doesn't mean the cost of Race Change isn't high enough to include "Any Race, Any Alliance" in the package. That doesn't mean it's not perfectly fair to give it to Y for free.
All it means is that if X and Y purchase the same package for the same price and Y gets something X already paid for, Y is getting something for free. How much the package costs is irrelevant. Fairness is irrelevant. It's math. It's not an arguable point. It's an issue of fact, not opinion. What you want to be true is false.
(Mind you, I think you have a perfectly good case to make that what you want is fair. But that's not the case you're making. You're making the case that what you want is not getting something for free. That's simply false, and frankly beside the point. Instead, you should argue that you're paying so much you deserve it for free. Yeah, you'll *** off a lot of people who'll disagree with you, but at least you'll be debating opinions, not claiming a falsehood as fact.)Smasherx74 wrote: »No. I didn't buy any race any alliance so it could be freely given out to others
13 of you don't understand the definition of free I'm guessing.
You're paying more than the DLC costs to race change.Smasherx74 wrote: »
So in that case for us who bought the pack earlier, we will be reimbursed the crowns then when buying a race change?
Otherwise we have paid for something that you want for free.
So in that case then for us who didn't buy the Imperial DLC specifically and we want to change our race to Khajiit from Nord, we have to stack another 1000-2000 crowns on top of that 3000 crown purchase to get the race change. Makes sense, I'm not paying for either in that case.
That is really up to you but I am sure a lot of people will pay for it. I don't understand what all the fuss is about, if you want it just buy it like everyone else had to or will have to. And you don't have to buy a race change, you could just buy any race any alliance and make new character. But if you just want to take the easy way it will cost a little more.
I don't want to have to pay for a bundle addition of ESO just to change my race to an optimal race for a build...
Why not? If you get ARAA, next time you make a character you'll be able to pick the "optimal" race from the get-go rather than having to pay for a race change after you create them, no? You'll save money in the long run.
IF I play the game casually and want to optimize my build on my only character I should be able to.
You are able to.
You just have to pay like everybody. As people already said many times:GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Once again, the race change costs 3000 crowns which is not free... nothing is free here, you're trying to tell me those 3000 crowns shouldn't cover a cross faction race change. Considering it is 3000 crowns each time, players who bought Cross faction races are not losing out on anything so long as people who haven't bought it have to buy a Race Change token for 3000 crowns to get cross faction races.
People who have the Explorer Pack or the Imperial Edition paid 1900 Crowns for each of them. Then, they will have to pay 3000 more Crowns if they want to change their character race. That's a total of 4900 Crowns (considering that if you are changing to Imperial you need the Imperial Edition, and if you change for any other race outside your faction you need the Explorer Pack, but you will never need both for changing to another race).
Why exactly do you think you should pay 3000 while they pay a total of 4900?Ep1kMalware wrote: »GivvumBoane wrote: »Burning_Talons wrote: »Look at all the people saying "Ohh i pay you no get" Shutup please
Race change for 1 char costs more then the adventure pack so uh if they want to let them only if they purchase a token
People with the adventure pack have to pay the same price for a race change.
Right. But those people can also roll out a new toon in 6hrs and be maxed level in any faction. Race change looks like something onlt very very desperate people will do. The financial cost is extraordinary, why make it worse.
it baffles me how zeni,ax can do something legitamately aweso,e and people ragw for weeks about it. A valid point has been brought up and everyome is against it? ***'n'hell???
if race change was same price or lower than adventurer's pack I'd be on your side all the way. But until /unless they decrease that price by a significant margin I can't see any reason it should not include any alliance.
Infact, I'd wager that if they shrunk the price to 1500 crowns they'd sell more of both adventurer packs/race changes.
that way I could just keep changimg race on my nb to wood elf in pvp and high elf for vmsa. At the current cost (I already have adventurer's pack, so thats covered) I wont even buy 1 race change.
How about achievements? Alliance war rank? What if you want to change the race of the character who is your master crafter, with all the traits researched? How about riding skill, which someone who is changing races won't level again but someone making a new character will?
People who own the Any Race, Any Alliance Perk have the same potential need to change their race of those who do not own it.
It is not a valid point. The point brought up is empirically wrong. It is someone who wants to pay less than someone else for the same feature, as demonstrated by most people in this thread, while claiming they would pay more. It is simply wrong.