You have no idea. I wish people would stop spreading this stupid rumor, because it just makes fewer people participate, then we really WON'T get the house. Do you seriously think ZOS will just hand it to us if nobody participates?We all will get the house. It is a given. Go get your style pages.
Actually, you didn't read it right. It says "after the community has unlocked all three rewards" OR "the time runs out". Meaning it is possible to run out of time with below three rewards. So the house is NOT a given!markulrich1966 wrote: »After the community has unlocked all three rewards (or the time runs out), all Greymoor players can claim the unlocked items from the in-game Crown Store for free."
Source: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/58773
SydneyGrey wrote: »You have no idea. I wish people would stop spreading this stupid rumor, because it just makes fewer people participate, then we really WON'T get the house. Do you seriously think ZOS will just hand it to us if nobody participates?We all will get the house. It is a given. Go get your style pages.
SydneyGrey wrote: »You have no idea. I wish people would stop spreading this stupid rumor, because it just makes fewer people participate, then we really WON'T get the house. Do you seriously think ZOS will just hand it to us if nobody participates?We all will get the house. It is a given. Go get your style pages.
Can you imagine the press if ZOS has to admit that they failed to motivate their players to participate in an event promoting the latest expansion?
If it wasn't rigged, ZOS would have done something to make digging interesting, like making all the blue and purple treasures available again, or adding new event-leads. Most of us who got Greymoor on release already dug up all treasures and the items they care about. Summerset was "explore the expansion zone " Elseweyr was "kill dragons in our latest expansion" Greymoor is "go somewhere and dig up green treasures". Even if there is a goal, it wont be set very high.
daemondamian wrote: »TLDR: if you focus on antiquities, you miss out on collecting the motifs & style pages.
markulrich1966 wrote: »SydneyGrey wrote: »You have no idea. I wish people would stop spreading this stupid rumor, because it just makes fewer people participate, then we really WON'T get the house. Do you seriously think ZOS will just hand it to us if nobody participates?We all will get the house. It is a given. Go get your style pages.
with all respect, but actually it is you spreading rumors.
The official announcement is pretty clear:
"The faster you dig, the faster the reward will be unlocked!
After the community has unlocked all three rewards (or the time runs out), all Greymoor players can claim the unlocked items from the in-game Crown Store for free."
Source: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/58773
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »daemondamian wrote: »TLDR: if you focus on antiquities, you miss out on collecting the motifs & style pages.
I don't see how, if you do the three dailies and then go dig up stuff, I don't see how you will miss out on your style pages.
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And the purpose of the event is to get people to work together for a communal goal... getting people to hopefully buy the expansion is a side benefit for ZOS.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?
DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?
They're betting on the event being rigged to fail, why ZOS would (supposedly) rig an event to fail is beyond my understanding though. This isn't a carnie event at a state faire.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail. And yeah, I firmly believe that they've got pre-determined milestones to advance the progress bar to if the community doesn't exceed them.
But that's not an arguement for "don't bother doing any Antiquities, it's guaranteed". It's an argument for "just do some while going for your other goals, that'll be enough" and "don't live an utterly unhealthy lifestyle and Grind 18 Hours A Day Every Day, because that kind of absurdity is totally unnecessary."
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?
markulrich1966 wrote: »SydneyGrey wrote: »You have no idea. I wish people would stop spreading this stupid rumor, because it just makes fewer people participate, then we really WON'T get the house. Do you seriously think ZOS will just hand it to us if nobody participates?We all will get the house. It is a given. Go get your style pages.
with all respect, but actually it is you spreading rumors.
The official announcement is pretty clear:
"The faster you dig, the faster the reward will be unlocked!
After the community has unlocked all three rewards (or the time runs out), all Greymoor players can claim the unlocked items from the in-game Crown Store for free."
Source: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/58773
So, reading that again....
All Greymoor players can claim the unlocked items from the crown store for free.
Where does it say the rewards that are NOT unlocked will be available? If the players manage to to unlock all the items before the time runs out, all the items are unlocked. If players DO NOT manage to unlock the items, they will not be unlocked.
So you're claiming that, whether or not players manage to unlock the items, everyone is going to get everything anyway? I do want a source for that one, because the source you cited doesn't say that.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail. And yeah, I firmly believe that they've got pre-determined milestones to advance the progress bar to if the community doesn't exceed them.
But that's not an arguement for "don't bother doing any Antiquities, it's guaranteed". It's an argument for "just do some while going for your other goals, that'll be enough" and "don't live an utterly unhealthy lifestyle and Grind 18 Hours A Day Every Day, because that kind of absurdity is totally unnecessary."
FLuFFyxMuFFiN wrote: »DreamsUnderStars wrote: »Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?
They're betting on the event being rigged to fail, why ZOS would (supposedly) rig an event to fail is beyond my understanding though. This isn't a carnie event at a state faire.
I always feel like they want to see it fail
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »It would be terrible PR for the event to fail.
This is something I don't understand. If a goal's been set, and whether the goal is reached or not is determined 100% by the players, and the players don't reach the goal, why would ZOS get dinged for that?