malcolmhagger wrote: »I totally agree ^ but who am I to complain about free stuff
I find it to be bad and a waste of money to subscribe for ESO+, especially since that the non-DLC related prices on the crown store is completely ripping you off (personally am regretting buying crowns for mere items right now, that's my stupid fault), and ESO+ isn't worth paying for since you're paying more for really nothing at all except for convenience things...
So, I am really annoyed at this entire event as I think it is a plan to get people addicted to the convenience of having ESO+...
Because people in the free trial of ESO+ will only receive the crater IF they actually subscribe after the trial period.
No.
If you subscribe during the trial, you will receive a crate for each day you are subscribed during the trial.
There is no retroactive reward.
The week delay is to compile lists and then award everything at once instead of in waves.
drakhan2002_ESO wrote: »Yes -- I believe so as well. It's kind of obvious; once people see how convenient the crafting bag is and their bonus to xp...I'll bet they will convert many to becoming ESO+.
As an ESO+ subscriber (on two accounts mind you), to me I absolutely love it and recommend it to anyone playing be they veterans or new to the game. The benefits (to me, my opinion) are well worth the monthly subscription. Heck $30 is a fill up at the gas station to me...to me a month's worth of entertainment convenience is worth it.
Thing is. Convenience isn't worth it for a lot of people, including myself.
For example, I hate the crafting bag and turned it off. Why? Because I don't use all of the crafting skills and I don't keep all of the crafting materials. A lot of materials that I don't use, I just sell to increase my profits. On top of it, the bank offers literally the same kind of convenience that the crafting bag does except for two things: It isn't infinity and it isn't automatic. You have to go to a bank to store it, and to me... That's fine. Especially since crafting materials don't take up too much space.
The other convenience is about freely using the DLCs without needing to buy them, which sounds like a good idea. The problem is that you could literally just spend like 40 dollars to instantly own most of the DLCs (the major ones really, discounting Morrowind) and have them permaly. 40 dollars in ESO+ membership may give you three months, and three months of free crowns is 4,500 crowns... The DLC package is 5,500 crowns which is 40 dollars. It is literally cheaper to buy the DLCS directly than using the free monthly crowns, or buy anything on the crown store.
This means, the only good use to having ESO+ is literally the convenience of having it and the crafting bag. Everything else is literally better if you just buy it directly.