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Opinions on this please?
Duiwel
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So the Doom wolf mount was a limited edition mount, at first.
Then it was made available on the crown crate system ( storm crates ), I know 3 people who got it within 4 crates (good for them!
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I just received a mail with the following title:
Get a Doom Wolf Mount for ESO with The Elder Scrolls Legends – Now Available
So ESO has a new card game ( similar to magic the gathering / Heartstone / Yugi Oh ect. ) it looks quite cool I must say
However... my question is this:
Do you think giving the Doom wolf so much exposure and possibilities for acquisition has lowered the value?
My 2 cents is it has definitely, especially for people who bought it with crowns originally ( like myself ). There are older mounts that are more "valuable" simply because they are not as common as this one due to being given so much exposure.
So what my point is, is this: There should be a bit more diversity with regards to the mounts being put up as "prizes" otherwise it just devalues the product.
Please let me know your thoughts guys
Then it was made available on the crown crate system ( storm crates ), I know 3 people who got it within 4 crates (good for them!
)I just received a mail with the following title:
Get a Doom Wolf Mount for ESO with The Elder Scrolls Legends – Now Available
So ESO has a new card game ( similar to magic the gathering / Heartstone / Yugi Oh ect. ) it looks quite cool I must say
However... my question is this:
Do you think giving the Doom wolf so much exposure and possibilities for acquisition has lowered the value?
My 2 cents is it has definitely, especially for people who bought it with crowns originally ( like myself ). There are older mounts that are more "valuable" simply because they are not as common as this one due to being given so much exposure.
So what my point is, is this: There should be a bit more diversity with regards to the mounts being put up as "prizes" otherwise it just devalues the product.
Please let me know your thoughts guys
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✭✭✭✭✭It depends what people value of the mount.
If you believe having something rare (due to limited supply) adds value then yes this has lowered that.
If you believe the value is in the costs paid, then I am not sure the priced to get it via various means has changed a number of times.
Personally I don't like seeing ZOS/Bethesda give ESO items away to drive sales for other games they produce. So far at least they have stuck to items which have already been available. However I fear for the return of the pets only via one type of purchase.
Getting my hands on the Crony Scrib was a nightmare as the figures they shipped with have long been out of production, I was very lucky to get mine from the clearance sale of the last batch.@Turelus - EU PC Megaserver
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