You make it sound like a required feature of the the game... it seriously is not.Carbonised wrote: »Extremely overpriced cash milking scheme. I mean, who didn't already see that coming?
Thanks for the info I guess, since we poor EU peasants are still stuck in limbo for another day.
Time to seriously consider whether this game is worth pumping money into *shrug*
Game gives you 2 outfit slots free.
Base sub gives you enough to buy 1 every month without a micro transaction.
It’s nota cash making scheme because no ones gonna pay RL cash to unlock any level of quantity of them
It’s largely irrelevant to the game.nothing in that store gives you power there’s nothing of a requirement to have from that store.
It isn’t a cash grab, as it’s nothing persuasive enough to encourage you to spend cash.
Game gives you 2 outfit slots free.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
I don't get why people are defending corporations and practices like that. The item is ridiculously priced and it's description is misleading. Those people "whining" are doing that in your interest too. If they succeed and something get's changed you'll end up getting a better service too.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
I don't get why people are defending corporations and practices like that. The item is ridiculously priced and it's description is misleading. Those people "whining" are doing that in your interest too. If they succeed and something get's changed you'll end up getting a better service too.
LoL.
I'm not "defending" anyone.
I'm just laughing at the sight of people who spend hours/days/months and now YEARS complaining over and over for something they think is "overpriced", when the solution to the problem is as simple as "don't buy".
All you achieve by insisting so thickheadedly is to confirm to ZOS how much you're eager to have those things and that you'll end up buying it, no matter the price.
You're doing everyone a disservice - including yourself.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »
I don't get why people are defending corporations and practices like that. The item is ridiculously priced and it's description is misleading. Those people "whining" are doing that in your interest too. If they succeed and something get's changed you'll end up getting a better service too.
LoL.
I'm not "defending" anyone.
I'm just laughing at the sight of people who spend hours/days/months and now YEARS complaining over and over for something they think is "overpriced", when the solution to the problem is as simple as "don't buy".
All you achieve by insisting so thickheadedly is to confirm to ZOS how much you're eager to have those things and that you'll end up buying it, no matter the price.
You're doing everyone a disservice - including yourself.
lordrichter wrote: »Honestly, there are two issues here...
1) It is overpriced as a single character item, and for that reason, people who think that should not purchase it.
2) ZOS does not make it plainly evident that it is character, not account-wide. (at least, last time I looked) People that do not notice the rather subtle clues might purchase one thinking that it is account-wide. This is a reasonable assumption, given the high price. That sort of defeats the first option where the player declines to buy it because it is over-priced.
So far, ZOS has decided not to take action on either of these.
Buyer beware, and all that ***, yes, but that doesn't make it any less.... unwelcome... on the part of ZOS.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »Honestly, there are two issues here...
1) It is overpriced as a single character item, and for that reason, people who think that should not purchase it.
2) ZOS does not make it plainly evident that it is character, not account-wide. (at least, last time I looked) People that do not notice the rather subtle clues might purchase one thinking that it is account-wide. This is a reasonable assumption, given the high price. That sort of defeats the first option where the player declines to buy it because it is over-priced.
So far, ZOS has decided not to take action on either of these.
Buyer beware, and all that ***, yes, but that doesn't make it any less.... unwelcome... on the part of ZOS.
I believe that most people in this thread are just complaining about outfit slots being "too expensive". They're not that much concerned about the commercial message being blurred (in this case : it's one character only, not account-wide).
I'm being snarky about the "too expensive" point, since, as i said, the answer is simple ("don't buy").
The second point (the blurry commercial message) is a different story, and I would get on my high horse about it if it were about something more serious (like : food, shelter, etc.) . The thing is, ZOS is a business company. I may - or may not - appreciate the people in there (Rich, Gina, Jess, Kai, etc.) but the company, as a whole, is what it is : a business company. It became clear to me with the "Chapter vs. DLC" vocabulary trick back in 2017 with Morrowind. No amount of whining will ever change that level of hypocrisy. Some people at ZOS may - or may not - be trustworthy, but the company as a whole entity isn't.
That makes such posts like "ZOS, still nothing ?" also laughable.
The only answer to the 1st issue ("too expensive") is "don't buy" and the only answer to the 2nd issue (unclear information) is "beware and don't buy". But "ZOS? Still nothing ?" ... really... ?
so 12 characters total x 13,500 crowns per character plus 1500 crowns for the 4 character slots above base 8 in the first place (6k crowns total) is a grand total of. . .
one hundred and sixty eight thousand crowns 168,000
Dusk_Coven wrote: »so 12 characters total x 13,500 crowns per character plus 1500 crowns for the 4 character slots above base 8 in the first place (6k crowns total) is a grand total of. . .
one hundred and sixty eight thousand crowns 168,000
With 18 toons cap now that's 243k Crowns = probably less than 48.6M gold pieces (because they are giftable) = potentially $0
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Outfit slots should cost only 750 crowns, anything else is extortion-level pricing.
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Outfit slots should cost only 750 crowns, anything else is extortion-level pricing.
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Outfit slots should cost only 750 crowns, anything else is extortion-level pricing.
Ydrisselle wrote: »DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Outfit slots should cost only 750 crowns, anything else is extortion-level pricing.
That would be still too much, even for an account-wide unlock.
Two to three dollars per slot for all characters on an account is what you'd pay in other MMOs.
But ESO isn't an MMO. It's a single player game with a whale farm attached.
Even discounted as they have been occasionally they are still outrageously expensive.
Increasing the appeal of returning to single player games.
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Outfit slots should cost only 750 crowns, anything else is extortion-level pricing.
That would be still too much, even for an account-wide unlock.
Maybe they could give an extra account-level slot for Plus membership... still wouldn't offset the ridiculous cost of the slots.
Morgha_Kul wrote: »So... I went over to Star Wars: The Old Republic Online, and looked to see how much it would cost for an outfit slot for a single character. It's 120 cartel coins.
Now, 250 cartel coins costs $2.99. That means a 120 cartel coins would cost around $1.50 (actually slightly less).
It is 1500 crowns for an outfit slot for a single character here at ESO. For me to get 1500 crowns costs $18.99.
So, in one game it's $1.50. Here, it's $18.99. That's rather a staggering difference for exactly the same service. To make it match up in value, they would need to make them around 150-200 crowns for a single character outfit slot. THAT I would be willing to pay. I'll never EVER pay that ridiculous price, more than 1200% higher than other games.
(that would be like paying about $15 for a Mars bar)