CountEdmondDantes wrote: »Okay, in the name of full disclosure, this is the e-mail I just received from Zach marking the ticket as solved:
Greetings,
Thank you for your patience and cooperation through this process. After a thorough investigation, we have been able to successfully restore your Elder Scrolls Online account!
Keep Your Blades Sharp Friend,
Zach B.
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
Better than some of the other e-mails I've seen.
Yes it would be. But for some inexplicable reason, Morrowind isn't just an on/off flag for an account. It's a completely different account type.kportob16_ESO wrote: »Wouldn't the solution be to revoke Morrowind access? This is not the way to run an early access program, and the callous response to it was ridiculous. Compensation is in order, IMO.Someone on the UESP Discord summed this up quite well:
What people would do is preorder the game, then apply for the digital code to get access to the game and stuff for early access, and then cancel the pre-order and keep the expansion since they got the digital code. I imagine a large number of people tried to get a free copy of Morrowind out of it, and as always, innocent people got caught by them trying to stop people from being [redacted].