PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
Ariades_swe wrote: »As of now its 15 k steam users online on pc.
Last summer it was max 5k.
Game is doing great.
PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
Not going to happen.Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Not going to happen.Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
EQ and Wow had something ESO doesn't: subscribers.
Without a guaranteed minimum of revenue to support long term projects, ESO is more likely to turn F2P rather than MMO.
It's a sad truth to accept, but if we want ESO to be good, subscriptions must become mandatory, not optional.
Then, ZoS can ditch Crown crates and focus on making goods we can spend our Crowns on which comes with subscriptions.
PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
Awesome nice to see some positivism.....of course the usual suspects will be by to tear it all down soon.
Not going to happen.Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
EQ and Wow had something ESO doesn't: subscribers.
Without a guaranteed minimum of revenue to support long term projects, ESO is more likely to turn F2P rather than MMO.
It's a sad truth to accept, but if we want ESO to be good, subscriptions must become mandatory, not optional.
Then, ZoS can ditch Crown crates and focus on making goods we can spend our Crowns on which comes with subscriptions.
QuebraRegra wrote: »
Let's all wager and revisit this thread in a year and see if we're not already F2P, then it will be announced as a future intention.
QuebraRegra wrote: »
Let's all wager and revisit this thread in a year and see if we're not already F2P, then it will be announced as a future intention.
This very same statement has been made every 3 or 4 months since Beta. I guess if you keep making the same statement every 3 or 4 months, you might be right in decade or so.
QuebraRegra wrote: »
Let's all wager and revisit this thread in a year and see if we're not already F2P, then it will be announced as a future intention.
This very same statement has been made every 3 or 4 months since Beta. I guess if you keep making the same statement every 3 or 4 months, you might be right in decade or so.
PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
QuebraRegra wrote: »Not going to happen.Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
EQ and Wow had something ESO doesn't: subscribers.
Without a guaranteed minimum of revenue to support long term projects, ESO is more likely to turn F2P rather than MMO.
It's a sad truth to accept, but if we want ESO to be good, subscriptions must become mandatory, not optional.
Then, ZoS can ditch Crown crates and focus on making goods we can spend our Crowns on which comes with subscriptions.
I agree with your assessment. I've been in enuff MMOs that made the transition to F2P that I know what that road looks like. Everybody should take a look at that tread where the LOTRO dev talked about the changes to that game and made reference to ESO.
Let's all wager and revisit this thread in a year and see if we're not already F2P, then it will be announced as a future intention.
Greed has NO bounds. In fairness ZOS is like all the other companies, they can make more from the whales with the things like crowns then they can with a sub model which requires them to maintain real value in the game to keep subs. Basically, they can put ESO on cruise control and profit with the standard F2P MMO models just churning out low quality cosmetics, and nickle&dime for QOL features.
How much of Morrowind is actually new fresh development? We know the WARDEN class was already in game since its ALPHA, so that's code from dumpster divingI think battlegrounds were at least a concept early on as well? What's the size of the current dev team? do they have the muscle needed to innovate and generate fresh content to keep the game in at least a B2P mode?
Yep, for now, and the foreseeable future there are definitely new players, but give it a little time and let's see where it goes.
PS4 and PC versions are exceedingly fun and interesting with each update. The expansion later this year will be the icing-on-the-cake.
I started with UO and EQ 18+ years ago. When WOW was released i felt that it was what EQ should have been. I now am getting the same feeling about ESO being the game WoW should have been....
A lot of challenges ahead for ESO, but if they play it right, MMOs maybe back.
Here's to 18 years and 20+ expansions for ESO.
Thanks.
It might go F2P if population drop too low, this is currently not an issue and the the current low purchase price is no huge barrier and reduces a lot of problems. If you can create new accounts for free you will get way more trolls bots and gold sellers.I think that ESO might go F2P in the future. There have been far larger and more popular franchised MMOs that went that way (STO, LOTRO, SWTOR), so it'd be naive to think that ESO is safe simply because it has a large and faithful playerbase. Those other games had no less of a loyal playerbase and they still went F2P. So the question isn't about if ESO will go F2P, but how it could be implemented. I think if it was implemented correctly, a F2P model could still work.
It might go F2P if population drop too low, this is currently not an issue and the the current low purchase price is no huge barrier and reduces a lot of problems. If you can create new accounts for free you will get way more trolls bots and gold sellers.I think that ESO might go F2P in the future. There have been far larger and more popular franchised MMOs that went that way (STO, LOTRO, SWTOR), so it'd be naive to think that ESO is safe simply because it has a large and faithful playerbase. Those other games had no less of a loyal playerbase and they still went F2P. So the question isn't about if ESO will go F2P, but how it could be implemented. I think if it was implemented correctly, a F2P model could still work.