Crafting bag is the main bonus for me, it let me play without thinking much about inventory, auto loot is very convenient.AManNamedJain wrote: »The only point that should matter in this thread is that ESO+ members get free access to DLC. Yes, other games charge for xpacs, and yes, most ESO+ members mainly use it for the craft bag. But the point of contention here is that ZOS has sold a product to us, and is now saying that the same product is now somehow different. If Morrowind comes with ESO as a literal CORE then how does it not fall under the category of DLC?
If i had known that i would fall out of eligibility to access *all* future DLC then i would have probably bought the each of the expansions along the way. Now I sitting here, having spent real money on the wrong product, like a stooge.
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old_mufasa wrote: »
Duragon_Darko wrote: »Sorry, but as an MMO player since Ultima online, I'm 43 years old now and have ZERO issue with this. It's not a stupid DLC that we can burn through in 4 hours (see Thieves Guild, Brotherhood, Orcinium). It an entirely new expansion.... and like ALL other MMO's, you are required to purchase it.
If you're really this bent out of shape on the extra cost you shouldn't be playing on a subscription anyway.
If you think the subscription is too expensive, then you should double think about not spending 300 bucks on a video game system or 700 on a PC, and focusing on your mortgage (or rent for some) because you're obviously broke as ***.
bearclawmcbainb16_ESO wrote: »NovaShadow wrote: »I'll just leave this here:
Notice where it says ALL downloadable content.
(http://gamerlogic.nickchevalier.com/news/elder-scrolls-online-drops-subscription-console-release-date-announced/)
The fact that they've since changed it to crown store only DLC's is simply a technicality to allow them to call future content 'expansions' and exclude them from the crown store so they can charge extra money.
I just don't understand how so many people are caught up in the hype and are overlooking it.
This^^
Band Camp statements: To state "But this one time I saw X doing X... so that justifies X" Refers to the Band camp statement.
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Am I right in saying, that the ESO+ players will still get everything - just not the collection edition addons like the bear, horse, gear, etc....
£40.00 for the expansion - after 2 years of ESO Plus Membership.
Edit1: YOU CAN NOT BUY THIS EXPANSION WITH CROWNS!!!! ONLY CASH.
Edit2: Another question @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_MattFiror
You specifically mention, in the ESO+ Purchase page, that I will receive ALL Future DLC Content. How will I be receiving ALL of this future DLC Content, when it's locked behind a paywall being Morrowind. You do not exclude additional content via expansions - so legally - I think you have to provide the Morrowind access from a DLC perspective (Disclaimer - not a lawyer)
Edit3: @ZOS_GinaBruno Has stated there will be an update for ESO+ Subscribers tomorrow. We shall see.
That's it, I'm done. Have fun folks but I'm certainly not paying for this.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »An ESO Plus membership will not grant you access to The Elder Scroll Online: Morrowind content. As this is an entirely new Chapter of ESO, you'll need to purchase one of the five editions. If you already own ESO, though, you can purchase the Morrowind Upgrade or the Morrowind Collector's Edition Upgrade directly from online stores (The Elder Scrolls Online Store, Steam Store, Xbox Store, or PlayStation Store).
Tie a trial to it, tie a highly-anticipated zone to it, tie battlegrounds to it, and force everyone to buck up.
RP'ers, PvE'ers, PvP'ers all caught in the gambit.
Well played.
It's in simple writing and since Morrowind is not in the crown store therefore we pay.ESO Plus™ is our premium membership service. Sign up now to receive in-game benefits that let you get the most out of your journeys in Tamriel. Members receive increased experience, faster crafting progression and bonus gold, along with access to all DLC Game Packs available in the Crown Store./
DaveMoeDee wrote: »Seems absurd to not give access to people with a sub. If they don't, that would mean 3 straight quarters where the people with subs did not get access to a new paid DLC. That would basically mean that people are just paying for a crafting bag. $15 * 9 months for a crafting bag. $135 in less than a year for a crafting bag.
WalkingLegacy wrote: »IF Morrowind is a true expansion, what is everyone upset for?
15 bucks a month gets you some decent perks and keeps the game healthy.
A legit expansion has traditionally always cost real money or is ESO everyone's first MMO? This is honestly the first MMO I have seen anyone think their 15 bucks a month nets them a free expansion.
As long as Morrowind is a true expansion with loads to do and explore - a box cost is legit.
Another question @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_MattFiror
You specifically mention, in the ESO+ Purchase page, that I will receive ALL Future DLC Content. How will I be receiving ALL of this future DLC Content, when it's locked behind a paywall being Morrowind. You do not exclude additional content via expansions - so legally - I think you have to provide the Morrowind access from a DLC perspective
(Disclaimer - not a lawyer - not have I checked these "new" Additional Requirements that seems to be a recent addition....)
Another question @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_MattFiror
You specifically mention, in the ESO+ Purchase page, that I will receive ALL Future DLC Content. How will I be receiving ALL of this future DLC Content, when it's locked behind a paywall being Morrowind. You do not exclude additional content via expansions - so legally - I think you have to provide the Morrowind access from a DLC perspective
(Disclaimer - not a lawyer - not have I checked these "new" Additional Requirements that seems to be a recent addition....)
It is an expansion, not a DLC. Expansion is the same as a sequel but connecting the 2 games.
Duragon_Darko wrote: »@old_mufasa
... not a bait and switch. ZOS has never said expansions were included. Only DLC content. I've never seen them confirm to an expansion being included, it's never typed anywhere, only future DLC content.
... OP is LITERALLY complaining that after 2 years of paying for a sub, he still has to shell out more cash to purchase it. That pretty much means it's about money. Then, in bold, types that ZOS has said all future DLC's will be included.... then makes the assumption that all DLC's actually include expansions, which is false of course.
... OP then goes on about how it's word trickery and is going to leave.
... then, every third post is about shelling out more money.... and at some point or another, or maybe even a different thread, one person even complains that the expansion is too expensive.
.... the entire premise behind the thread is about money. So please, let me "educate" myself more and dive into the entire thread again on this laughable "bait and switch" theory, on how us subscribers "only" get Orcinium, Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, Homestead, all for free with a craft bag that actually allows us to be master crafters without 800 mules all during a year where ZOS actually looked at the game itself and said "wow, know what, the players are right, let's go with One Tamriel" and ALL THE WAY THROUGH getting an additional 1500 crowns each month for even EXTRA stuff.
You're right, there is a bait and switch. It's the bait that ZOS would get mature and competent players and instead got switched to immature whiners who want everything for free or feel entitled for their "massive" deposit of $180 a year.
Thanks though. Appreciate the feedback.
This is straight from the storeIt's in simple writing and since Morrowind is not in the crown store therefore we pay.ESO Plus™ is our premium membership service. Sign up now to receive in-game benefits that let you get the most out of your journeys in Tamriel. Members receive increased experience, faster crafting progression and bonus gold, along with access to all DLC Game Packs available in the Crown Store./
Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »While I tend to agree that ESO+ needs some revamp I can't wrap my head around "only a few hours more."
AFAIK Orsinium was advertised with 20h gameplay. Morrowind with 30. That's 50% more. It's one thing to say that's 30 hours are not enough but it's false to say it's comparable to Orsinium.
ThoraxtheDark wrote: »DaveMoeDee wrote: »Seems absurd to not give access to people with a sub. If they don't, that would mean 3 straight quarters where the people with subs did not get access to a new paid DLC. That would basically mean that people are just paying for a crafting bag. $15 * 9 months for a crafting bag. $135 in less than a year for a crafting bag.
yep, you basically are paying for a craft bag.. anddddd thats how they get you.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »An ESO Plus membership will not grant you access to The Elder Scroll Online: Morrowind content. As this is an entirely new Chapter of ESO, you'll need to purchase one of the five editions. If you already own ESO, though, you can purchase the Morrowind Upgrade or the Morrowind Collector's Edition Upgrade directly from online stores (The Elder Scrolls Online Store, Steam Store, Xbox Store, or PlayStation Store).
Okay... I've been expecting this
But... we were promised 4 DLC (or "major updates") / year ... are we still getting a DLC or a major update in Q2/2017, separate from "Morrowind" and included with ESO+ or purchasable in crowns - or even free, like Homestead ?
Good questions. We'll be getting into this more tomorrow - stay tuned for an article on our website that should give some insight.
daedalusAI wrote: »ThoraxtheDark wrote: »DaveMoeDee wrote: »Seems absurd to not give access to people with a sub. If they don't, that would mean 3 straight quarters where the people with subs did not get access to a new paid DLC. That would basically mean that people are just paying for a crafting bag. $15 * 9 months for a crafting bag. $135 in less than a year for a crafting bag.
yep, you basically are paying for a craft bag.. anddddd thats how they get you.
I'm still pondering why people are throwing money at ZOS for a crafting bag which could be done just fine using your bank and/or multiple characters as mules.
And considering the bigger picture: the current game with all its issues and the behavior(or non-existent behavior) of ZOS employees for me is only worth the 24€ I paid for the gold edition - and not a single dime more.
The whole thing about naming morrowind DLC or expansion is just an arbitrary technicality to force all the willing lambs who paid a monthly fee for a crafting bag and empty promises to pay again.
I'm not familiar with the english law which is applicable in this case - but their advertised perks of ESO+ should provide current subs with a target for potential legal actions.
Edit: ZOS uses the word chapter and avoids the terms DLC and expansion. If you consider that SW:TOR only releases new content called chapters which are only accessible if you are a sub the wording used is shady at best.
Good questions. We'll be getting into this more tomorrow - stay tuned for an article on our website that should give some insight.
Was there ever an article from ZoS on this?