From a support answer email:
"If you want the MORROWIND DLC for multiple servers, you have to purchase it multiple times. I realize this isn't the answer you wanted, and I hope this doesn't sour your experience with the game. If you have any other issues, please let us know. We want to help.
Thank you for your continued interest and support. Have a good one.
Warm Regards,
Logan
The Elder Scrolls Online Team"
how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
Accounts are not cross-server, so activating morrowind on one account is in essence the same as activating it for that server. EU an NA are completely separate system-wise, as far as I know.
how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
Accounts are not cross-server, so activating morrowind on one account is in essence the same as activating it for that server. EU an NA are completely separate system-wise, as far as I know.
Exactly my thoughts when I've read the first post.how can this be true for morrowind you apply a code to your account and cannot specify if the code is eu or na so this has to be wrong info from support
I literally cannot understand why would someone make accounts on both NA an EU and juggle between them rather than focusing on one main account and actually made something out of it and their interactions with players there.
If you live in EU, have an EU account. If you live in NA, have a NA account. That's how the system was designed and that's how it's normal.
I literally cannot understand why would someone make accounts on both NA an EU and juggle between them rather than focusing on one main account and actually made something out of it and their interactions with players there.
If you live in EU, have an EU account. If you live in NA, have a NA account. That's how the system was designed and that's how it's normal.