Class change token? Why so against leveling up another character? Everyone gets enough slots to have every class....heck I have 3 characters in each class.
Thats just my opinion. I bet that ZOS isnt doing it for some technical reason.
Class change would be fine if starting from level 1 again.
Nothing against leveling up a new character.. but with a class change token you don't have to spend 6 months to get your mount back to full, you get to keep all your achievements and any motifs etc that you have unlocked remain on your character.
It makes far more sense to be able to change your profession (ie. I studied to be a Templar but now I want to study the way of the Dragonknight) than to be able to change your race (I was born an Argonian but now I want to chop off my tail, shed my scales and become a High Elf).
And race change is already allowed.
Hello,You are missing my point.
Wrong on both accounts. Even though you pay for the DLC, you can obtain the items through playing the game. Paying for the DLC doesn't give you ***.it is not p2w by releasing new gear and content. It is p2w when behind the dlc are items that are better than the non-dlc ones, and unachievable without them.So in your opinion, every game that has dlc which releases new gear is P2W? Such grand logic.just a side note for u, Ebon is overrated, 1k health isn't going to save a dps's life. You just lose some support abilities like alkosh (which is better and is behind dlc).tanking set - Ebon & Torugs
So, how much gold do you need to win? Beacause that's the end result of Master Writs, in one form or another, right? Do you use that to buy motifs, then?The addition of the new instant 15 days research scrolls is very bad to this game.
I didn't notice any in-game scroll of same value that can be gained through writ vouchers or by other source.
The in-game 1 day research scrolls obtainable by writ vouchers have 20 hours cooldown while the crown research scrolls have no cooldown at all.(This item has no cooldown!).
This is a distinct advantage over non crown store items.
Once a character has researched enough traits it is possible to craft higher end gear and win more master writs on daily writ quests.
More master writs dropped from daily writs=more gold earned per day.
Master writs can be sold for a fine amount of gold or completed.
The vouchers earned through the completion of the writs can be used to buy items from the writ vouchers merchant/s(for example: Transmute station) and then the items can be sold to other players.
I'm worried that the next step will be 30 days crown research scrolls, instant level 50 tokens, instant cp 720/cp cap tokens and so on.
The P2convenience is getting ever closer to P2W.
If the convenience value is greater than the amount of time players are willing to spend to achieve same goals without the usage of the crown store, it is P2W.
P.S - Don't bother quoting me, I don't see a point to argue about this.
It is clear that many forum members are just eager to defend this game from being labeled P2W no matter how close it gets to this definition.
Wrong on both accounts. Even though you pay for the DLC, you can obtain the items through playing the game. Paying for the DLC doesn't give you ***.it is not p2w by releasing new gear and content. It is p2w when behind the dlc are items that are better than the non-dlc ones, and unachievable without them.So in your opinion, every game that has dlc which releases new gear is P2W? Such grand logic.just a side note for u, Ebon is overrated, 1k health isn't going to save a dps's life. You just lose some support abilities like alkosh (which is better and is behind dlc).tanking set - Ebon & Torugs
And 1k health can mean the difference between a 1 shot and staying alive. A massive difference.
& No.rafaelcsmaia wrote: »crowns research scrolls... one could use to become a master crafter in an afternoon
fixed it for you.rafaelcsmaia wrote: »crowns research scrolls... one could use to become a master crafter in a month
I never said any of those items were in the crown store, but if they were, that's where I'd personally draw the line.Crown store item that grants 20% increased damage for 2 hours = P2W
Crown store BiS gear for sale = P2W (I personally wouldn't want ANY gear sold in crown store)
Crown store mounts with above max riding skill stats = P2W
LINE #1
Scroll that reduces time to research a crafting trait ≠ P2W
Pay to reduce time sink from X months ≠ P2W
Pay for storage space ≠ P2W
LINE #2
Paying for max level character = Dumbing down of the game
Paying to change your max level character to a completely different class and race = Dumbing down of the game
Pay for sky shards = Dumbing down of the game
The ONLY thing listed that could be considered as P2W is the crown store item that boosts damage...but I am sorry, did I miss something? Reviewing the crown store revealed no such item...only tri-pots and the like. The rest of the stuff you can get in-game, and so therefore its not P2W, regardless of whether its faster. Again...if your toon can be just as powerful without paying a dime, there is no P2W.
First of all, if you could pay cash to have a faster horse than everyone else, I think that would be pretty clear P2W. Being able to reach your PvP objectives faster than your enemy can easily be the difference between taking an objective or failing.Riding skill has no actual impact on game play other than time spent riding around. If you could use the horse in combat I would agree with you but since you cant, it doesnt count as P2W. And hypotheticals are whimsical carp used to propagate the myth of P2W in ESO. It's nonexistent here so any argument you make to say otherwise is invalid.
Drakkdjinn wrote: »Overtuned gear & classes accessible only via paid content is my line. ZoS has crossed it before.
You don't "win" by having traits researched. You can research all the useful traits for armor and weapons within a few days already, without any scrolls at all, and just about anyone can craft the few good crafted sets in the game. Everything acquired by doing master writs can be bought from other players.
A class change token would be rarely used, and hardly even saves time since you'd still have to level up the class lines again. I'd rather just level an entirely new toon and not pay a fee. Either way, it wouldn't be pay-to-win.
Nothing is p2w in ESO... yet.
QuebraRegra wrote: »rafaelcsmaia wrote: »People seem to shout p2w at numerous things, but what do you consider a p2w feature?
I've been advocating for a token to change class for a while, we already have race change, and some people claim it would dumb the game down.
Now I've seen 5k crowns research scrolls for 15 days of research, that although costly, one could use to become a master crafter in an afternoon, whereas it would take months. Talk about dumbing down.
I'm all for zos making more profit, but I don't see people freaking out over these scrolls, which makes people that invisted in crafting look like they wasted their time and yet they absolutely go nuts on every single class token post.
I REALLY want a class change token!!!!!!! I've made some awesome looking characters (I swear my original characters look better than subsequent one's I've made.. and as there is no way to get the values of the sliders I'm stuck).
That said, how would a class change token be P2W!?!?!? The classes are the classes, changing a class gives no more advantage than making a character of that class. The only thing saved IMHO, is the XP and horse grind.
I need to hear reasoning why we shouldn't have a class change token... Don;'t cry about PVP, I could give a fig if everyone becomes a DK (I have no DKs, nor will I). In fact I think that's a good measure to help ZOS decide what to nerf (if one class seems terribly overpowered.).
.Wrong on both accounts. Even though you pay for the DLC, you can obtain the items through playing the game. Paying for the DLC doesn't give you ***. [...]it is not p2w by releasing new gear and content. It is p2w when behind the dlc are items that are better than the non-dlc ones, and unachievable without them.So in your opinion, every game that has dlc which releases new gear is P2W? Such grand logic.just a side note for u, Ebon is overrated, 1k health isn't going to save a dps's life. You just lose some support abilities like alkosh (which is better and is behind dlc).tanking set - Ebon & Torugs
.[...] If i pay for wood they won't make me my fire. But if i don't pay for wood, i won't have fire at all.
for those 3% cases where a dps will die because it lacked 1k hp, not sure if it's worth losing some powerful set like Alkosh.And 1k health can mean the difference between a 1 shot and staying alive. A massive difference.
Your logic keeps being weird. In your opinion every DLC or expansion that ever released new and better gear would be P2W. What is your point exactly? Are you trying to prove any MMO ever was P2W?.Wrong on both accounts. Even though you pay for the DLC, you can obtain the items through playing the game. Paying for the DLC doesn't give you ***. [...]it is not p2w by releasing new gear and content. It is p2w when behind the dlc are items that are better than the non-dlc ones, and unachievable without them.So in your opinion, every game that has dlc which releases new gear is P2W? Such grand logic.just a side note for u, Ebon is overrated, 1k health isn't going to save a dps's life. You just lose some support abilities like alkosh (which is better and is behind dlc).tanking set - Ebon & Torugs.[...] If i pay for wood they won't make me my fire. But if i don't pay for wood, i won't have fire at all.for those 3% cases where a dps will die because it lacked 1k hp, not sure if it's worth losing some powerful set like Alkosh.And 1k health can mean the difference between a 1 shot and staying alive. A massive difference.
People can pay for faster research times. That doesn't mean they'll do more DPS in PvE or PvP. So I don't see it as P2W, I see it as impatient. P2W in my opinion would be certain crown consumable items give more bonus Stats that our current Major/Minor buff system doesn't. Lets goof and say ZoS added a "Crown Potion of Battle" and makes you deal 10-20% bonus damage in PvP. That would be P2W
pay to catch up and pay to win are very different things. the research scrolls are the former - you trade money for time, rather than for any sort of tangible advantage.