ESO+ and Housing Limits

eovogtb16_ESO

Hello!

I just wanted to see how people felt about this. I have purchased every content in the game and have a few houses but I do not subscribe to ESO+. My manors are bare, they actually feel empty with the limit there is on objects in houses without ESO+. Without ESO+ you can only place half of the items that you can with ESO+ in your house. I don't feel like this should be a thing?

I canceled my subscription to ESO+ years ago when the performance of the game has progressively gotten worse with the feeling no return to the norm it was back in 2016, and have somehow been surviving without it. I do have no problem subscribing to games but only if I am getting something back in return and it feels like my money isnt being put into the areas it should be, just in pumping out new content instead of fixing what is already here. I would have no problem subscribing again if the game was playable in areas like Cyrodiil or HM Trials (I have all HM achievements multiple times including godslayers and dawnbreaker now (not trying to flaunt just trying to show my issue with subscribing)).

Sorry for the rant but mainly I just wanted to see how people can cope with the minimal housing decorating that you can achieve without ESO+ when people with ESO+ are at the point where they also need more room in their housing. It doesn't seem fair that people without subscribing that have spent a lot of money on this game are still punished in areas like housing.

Ajaxandriel

I agree, there should be an "Unlock Maximal Furniture" token to buy with crowns (maybe let's say, 500 or 600 crowns per house) available in the ZoS Shop.

(I say this as an ESO+ suscriber myself.)

VaranisArano

Here's ZOS' last official comment on housing item limits: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/512076/february-2020-furnishing-limit-status-update

I don't think anyone is particularly happy with that, but that won't change the technical constraints ZOS appears to be working with.

Jaimeh

eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »

Hello!

I just wanted to see how people felt about this. I have purchased every content in the game and have a few houses but I do not subscribe to ESO+. My manors are bare, they actually feel empty with the limit there is on objects in houses without ESO+. Without ESO+ you can only place half of the items that you can with ESO+ in your house. I don't feel like this should be a thing?

I canceled my subscription to ESO+ years ago when the performance of the game has progressively gotten worse with the feeling no return to the norm it was back in 2016, and have somehow been surviving without it. I do have no problem subscribing to games but only if I am getting something back in return and it feels like my money isnt being put into the areas it should be, just in pumping out new content instead of fixing what is already here. I would have no problem subscribing again if the game was playable in areas like Cyrodiil or HM Trials (I have all HM achievements multiple times including godslayers and dawnbreaker now (not trying to flaunt just trying to show my issue with subscribing)).

Sorry for the rant but mainly I just wanted to see how people can cope with the minimal housing decorating that you can achieve without ESO+ when people with ESO+ are at the point where they also need more room in their housing. It doesn't seem fair that people without subscribing that have spent a lot of money on this game are still punished in areas like housing.

Crown exlusive houses are already insanely expensive, they should either come with extended slots for those without ESO+, or an option to buy (a cheap) upgrade. It's ridiculous to pay more money for a house, than what an actual chapter is worth, especially considering the fact that without ESO+ you only get half the slots, and that all recent house releases have been absurdly large. Aside from that, the only solution is to take advantage of ESO+ trials whenever they happen to decorate the rest of the slots, because even if the trial ends (or a subscription runs out), you can still keep your decorated house at double capacity, you just can't add anything (same as bank, etc.).