i own them both, but it's still a *** move to require them for an event achievement.
mesmerizedish wrote: »i own them both, but it's still a *** move to require them for an event achievement.
The only other MMO I've played seriously that does holiday events is WoW, and WoW requires the latest expansion to complete all the holiday achievements, so it's not unprecedented.
I think it would be much worse to have a PvP themed event and offer no rewards for the brand new mode of PvP included in the latest content release.
It would be very cool of them if they made the content available to everyone during the event, but that's not something I think anyone is entitled to, especially not just for some achievements.
mesmerizedish wrote: »i own them both, but it's still a *** move to require them for an event achievement.
The only other MMO I've played seriously that does holiday events is WoW, and WoW requires the latest expansion to complete all the holiday achievements, so it's not unprecedented.
I think it would be much worse to have a PvP themed event and offer no rewards for the brand new mode of PvP included in the latest content release.
It would be very cool of them if they made the content available to everyone during the event, but that's not something I think anyone is entitled to, especially not just for some achievements.
here's hoping battlegrounds are working properly by the time the event rolls around.
It's a very bad achievement and something I personally would urge ZOS to reconsider before the event.
People shouldn't be forced to spend money buying an expansion just to complete a holiday event.
imnotanother wrote: »No offense to anyone but let's use a bit of logic and reasoning to understand why these events require the new material.
DLCs, expansions, etc are all part of "the game." The event uses quest, objectives, missions, to complete achievements in the game.
If you only want to play (buy) half the game, then don't expect to get the full experience like everyone else.
You still get special rewards doing the event even if you don't complete all the achievements. So just do it for the special items and double AP
PocketAces13xb wrote: »If you're a completionist then get Morrowind since you'll need that for all the achievements anyway. If you don't care about missing out on Morrowind achievements then you shouldn't care about missing out on a "holiday event" achievement.
Smokinroses wrote: »imnotanother wrote: »No offense to anyone but let's use a bit of logic and reasoning to understand why these events require the new material.
DLCs, expansions, etc are all part of "the game." The event uses quest, objectives, missions, to complete achievements in the game.
If you only want to play (buy) half the game, then don't expect to get the full experience like everyone else.
I definitely understand what your meaning, part of me definitely agrees with that.. but still doesn't excuse the point of a "Holiday Event" when only certain people can play. Not many are fortunate to afford the Chapter even if it's a "small price" to pay. That's still unfair to many of us, and still can't understand why they put it as a "Holiday Event" because in all honesty it's not festive for some. Other's will argue because they have ALL the DLC's plus the new Chapter. So of course they will argue and be on ESO's side on this and argue they have no problem with the event. If they were on the other side and not having the "Morrowind" Chapter or Imperial DLC.. Then they'd be pretty upset too.
It's just the fact that a lot will be left out ...and in order to complete the event achievements we'd have to pay 35$ (to upgrade) plus the extra either crowns or purchase of the crowns...for Imperial DLC. And when the events over, and you are finally are able to get both, you won't be able to complete it so you'd be stuck with un-earned achievements that could of been avoided. So this event is pretty expensive and unfair. That's what i'm trying to stress, this really isn't a "Holiday Event" more so just a money event for ESO. Not trying to dis ESO because I really do love this game it's so addicting, and I do understand that they need an income, and that eventually many will be getting Morrowind. But just the fact that it's REQUIRED in order to play this so called "Holiday Event" it shouldn't be played that way. All the other "Holiday Events" weren't played that way.. At least when they did the Anniversary for Osirum and for Thieves Guild, they didn't have achievements whether just more so bonuses for playing in the area's, and that I totally understand and agree with. But this so called "Holiday Event" is a bit misleading. lol
That's why I was mentioning making a make shift Battleground and something different for the Imperial District thing, for the "Holiday Event", so it's FAIR to everyone...But I do understanding what you are saying though, I really do. Just isn't fair for a "Holiday Event" with ESO talking about wanting everyone to get together on these event's they create...yet many will be left out. lol Just isn't right, nor fair.
imnotanother wrote: »PocketAces13xb wrote: »If you're a completionist then get Morrowind since you'll need that for all the achievements anyway. If you don't care about missing out on Morrowind achievements then you shouldn't care about missing out on a "holiday event" achievement.
Exactly. Good point.Smokinroses wrote: »imnotanother wrote: »No offense to anyone but let's use a bit of logic and reasoning to understand why these events require the new material.
DLCs, expansions, etc are all part of "the game." The event uses quest, objectives, missions, to complete achievements in the game.
If you only want to play (buy) half the game, then don't expect to get the full experience like everyone else.
I definitely understand what your meaning, part of me definitely agrees with that.. but still doesn't excuse the point of a "Holiday Event" when only certain people can play. Not many are fortunate to afford the Chapter even if it's a "small price" to pay. That's still unfair to many of us, and still can't understand why they put it as a "Holiday Event" because in all honesty it's not festive for some. Other's will argue because they have ALL the DLC's plus the new Chapter. So of course they will argue and be on ESO's side on this and argue they have no problem with the event. If they were on the other side and not having the "Morrowind" Chapter or Imperial DLC.. Then they'd be pretty upset too.
It's just the fact that a lot will be left out ...and in order to complete the event achievements we'd have to pay 35$ (to upgrade) plus the extra either crowns or purchase of the crowns...for Imperial DLC. And when the events over, and you are finally are able to get both, you won't be able to complete it so you'd be stuck with un-earned achievements that could of been avoided. So this event is pretty expensive and unfair. That's what i'm trying to stress, this really isn't a "Holiday Event" more so just a money event for ESO. Not trying to dis ESO because I really do love this game it's so addicting, and I do understand that they need an income, and that eventually many will be getting Morrowind. But just the fact that it's REQUIRED in order to play this so called "Holiday Event" it shouldn't be played that way. All the other "Holiday Events" weren't played that way.. At least when they did the Anniversary for Osirum and for Thieves Guild, they didn't have achievements whether just more so bonuses for playing in the area's, and that I totally understand and agree with. But this so called "Holiday Event" is a bit misleading. lol
That's why I was mentioning making a make shift Battleground and something different for the Imperial District thing, for the "Holiday Event", so it's FAIR to everyone...But I do understanding what you are saying though, I really do. Just isn't fair for a "Holiday Event" with ESO talking about wanting everyone to get together on these event's they create...yet many will be left out. lol Just isn't right, nor fair.
The servers stay up (aka we are able to play the game) by purchasing expansions, dlcs, and subscriptions.
If you willing choose to not help support the future expansion of the game, then why expect to have the game catered to you?
Question because I haven't reviewed it on pts - do these specific achievements mean anything? Are they locking some dyes or titles from you?
Although even if they do....there're HEAPS of titles in Morrowind, also 2 awesome tattoos, a personality, 2 costumes(3 with preorder one), a pet and at least 2 unique furniture pieces. There're also a LOT of achieves, and I mean a lot. And you have to pay to get all of this stuff. No one is forcing you to pay obviously but if you want it you'll have to. The whole chapter/dlc debate aside, they can't exactly release new content for free and/or not provide any achievements concerning it ever just because some people don't buy it. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm truly sorry for people who can't afford Morrowind(though I'd say they have bigger issues than being unable to complete a few achievements =x) but why should they limit future events for everyone else because of them?
makerofthings wrote: »This event may nudge me into doing some PVP. I expect to get killed.......a lot.
makerofthings wrote: »This event may nudge me into doing some PVP. I expect to get killed.......a lot.
Fortunately, dying in PvP is pretty harmless - you take no damage to your gear and you just respawn at keep/base or camp