ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Hi everyone!
Just a heads-up that we are waiting to get some details from the Twitch stream and will be sending out Drops once we have them. Also, the Twitch extension was not required to be eligible for the Drops. As long as you were on PC/Mac (sorry console players we're working on it), linked your ESO and Twitch accounts, and were watching the BE3 stream while logged into Twitch, you should be eligible. For the other Drops, you just needed to link your Twitch and Bethesda.net accounts and watch the B33 stream while logged into Twitch. Hope that helps alleviate some of the concern!
The_Protagonist wrote: »Thanks a lot for clarifying @ZOS_JessicaFolsom
The_Protagonist wrote: »Thanks a lot for clarifying @ZOS_JessicaFolsom
This tweet from Bethesda still makes it seem like extension was needed:
"If you watched our #BE3 stream on Twitch using our event extension, we are working to get the ESO/Legends/Quake Drops out to everyone that participated. Current ETA for delivery is either late today or tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience! Thank you for watching!"
- link to tweet.
I wonder which variation is the legit one: needed or didn't need the extension.
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The_Protagonist wrote: »Thanks a lot for clarifying @ZOS_JessicaFolsom
This tweet from Bethesda still makes it seem like extension was needed:
"If you watched our #BE3 stream on Twitch using our event extension, we are working to get the ESO/Legends/Quake Drops out to everyone that participated. Current ETA for delivery is either late today or tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience! Thank you for watching!"
- link to tweet.
I wonder which variation is the legit one: needed or didn't need the extension.
The_Protagonist wrote: »Thanks a lot for clarifying @ZOS_JessicaFolsom
This tweet from Bethesda still makes it seem like extension was needed:
"If you watched our #BE3 stream on Twitch using our event extension, we are working to get the ESO/Legends/Quake Drops out to everyone that participated. Current ETA for delivery is either late today or tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience! Thank you for watching!"
- link to tweet.
I wonder which variation is the legit one: needed or didn't need the extension.
I got up in the middle of the night (EU) … for nothing … cancelled my subscription, time to move on.
Juju_beans wrote: »LiquidPony wrote: »LiquidPony wrote: »Geroken777 wrote: »Geroken777 wrote: »The article specifically said thatAlsoIs there anything I need to do to ensure I get the Drops?
To ensure you'll be able to get the content be sure to take a few minutes to link both your Elder Scrolls Online and Bethesda.net accounts to your Twitch account.Anyone who accesses our Twitch extension during #BE3 (via Twitch.TV/Bethesda or Twitch.TV/Twitch) will be enrolled to receive a special Twitch Drop package featuring items for The Elder Scrolls Online, Quake Champions and The Elder Scrolls: Legends.
For anyone who didn't see the extension could've just swapped their browser. I had no issues using Firefox Quantum whilst having AdBlock enabled.
I personally don't see any issue here.
"This doesn't affect me personally so I don't care."
Thanks for your input.
If that is how you understand it . The article clearly stated what you need to do. Even before the show started, there were people precisely explaining step by step on what you should do too.
That's evidently not true, there was zero guidance about the extension or how to use it, to turn off adblock etc. Maybe buried in some multiple page forum thread, posted by a normal forum user so no one would know to look there?
I tried it on two separate browsers and I'm assuming it didn't work because I had adblock, I didn't see anywhere to turn that off.
Let's be honest, nobody is even sure you have to use the extension to get the drops, apparently the extension FAQ said it wasn't necessary which I know contradicts the original article, but who really knows right now?
It worked OK for me on Windows using Chrome with uBlock Origin and on OSX with Firefox and AdBlock Plus. I'm not sure why an adblocker would block Twitch extensions, to be honest ... it's not like it was reaching out to known ad-serving domains or anything.
I understand the frustration but this seems more like a Twitch/browser/addon technical issue than something Bethesda/ZOS did wrong.
I don't know, seems like there a lot of people that had trouble getting it to work, and a fair amount of people that didn't even know anything about the extension at all. The communication could've been much better.
Not knowing about the extension seems like user error.For the first time ever, we will have an official Twitch extension to enhance your viewing experience – complete with trivia, polls and an opportunity to get free items for some of your favorite titles!
That’s right: free stuff. Anyone who accesses our Twitch extension during #BE3 ...
The entire thing was predicated on using the extension.
And I'm sure there were people who legitimately could not get the extension to work, but again, that seems to me to be a technical issue with Twitch or browsers or addons, rather than something Bethesda needed to address.
Technical issues aside it was pretty self-explanatory. Link the accounts as instructed, log in to Twitch, go to the Bethesda stream, the extension popped up and asked for permission to access my Twitch account, bada-bing bada-boom, done.
From reading over posts it seems people either needed to 1) turn off their ad blockers, 2) refresh their browsers or 3) use a browser that supported the extension.
And trying to do all that 5 minutes before the stream started is just asking for trouble because if it doesn't go all smoothly you have no time to fix it.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Hi everyone!
Just a heads-up that we are waiting to get some details from the Twitch stream and will be sending out Drops once we have them. Also, the Twitch extension was not required to be eligible for the Drops. As long as you were on PC/Mac (sorry console players we're working on it), linked your ESO and Twitch accounts, and were watching the BE3 stream while logged into Twitch, you should be eligible. For the other Drops, you just needed to link your Twitch and Bethesda.net accounts and watch the B33 stream while logged into Twitch. Hope that helps alleviate some of the concern!
Ydrisselle wrote: »
SilentRaven1972 wrote: »I was going to be watching anyway, so anything I get is just a bit of a bonus. Them making fun of themselves with the Skyrim "ad" and that tiny teaser for ES6 made it all worth it, goodies or no goodies