trackdemon5512 wrote: »
Except nowhere is it outlined that ESO+ members are somehow magically entitled to better basic game service than non subscribers. OP doesn’t have a valid complaint, esp considering that as @wenchmore420b14_ESO points out the overall TOS includes provisions that have players accepting downtime of any kind.
Agreeing or disagreeing with me? I am lost. Sorry
CaffeinatedMayhem wrote: »If you want to cancel your plus, do. But every gaming community seems to forget that servers, databases, and the human beings that maintain them live in the real world, not a fantasy. Power outages happen, cooling systems blow up, hard drives just die without warning. No company can afford hot swap of everything at all times. If you're going to talk about cloud computing being "always online" you obviously haven't worked in a NOC.(Network Operation Center, the team that's scrambling right now to figure out what happened)
wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »Just in case no one actually read section 6 of the TOS, I'll just leave it here.
wenchmore420b14_ESO wrote: »
What @trackdemon5512 is saying, that we ALL signed the TOS and OP isnt a valid complaint.
Section 6 clearly states that we must accept any down time with out any compensation.
The OP says we deserve full amount of days/hrs of ESO+ covers, but that is not the case.
At launch, when it was sub based, ZoS did give us a few days of free time, but that was their chose, not because we were entitled to it.
Just my 2 drakes.
Huzzah!
I guess law of many countries will not agree with you. Law is above any contracts, TOS etc. The problem is that no one will will go to the court because of such little losses.
trackdemon5512 wrote: »
Except nowhere is it outlined that ESO+ members are somehow magically entitled to better basic game service than non subscribers. OP doesn’t have a valid complaint, esp considering that as @wenchmore420b14_ESO points out the overall TOS includes provisions that have players accepting downtime of any kind.
Nope, you pay for 30/90/180 days of online acces to full game with all content… And you will never get it…. 🤫🤫🤫
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WithMyLaserGun wrote: »Because you signed a contract that included information about maintenance and other downtime.
Because we do not live in a magical world where video games fix and maintain themselves.
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-gb/guides/esoplusguide
For those unsure how it works.
You sign up to membership period not a play period.
You get all the perks continuously in that period and some remain after the period ends.
You get the included crowns upfront.
So for me this is a good deal for us.
Keep complaining and moaning and they will change the terms to keep you moaners happy.
There Is eso plus free events the same as free to play events.
These do not give you the same benefits as paid for base game, chapters or eso plus so are not comparable in that sense.
Eso plus is optional. Eso was pay to play on a subscription basis originally. But was changed for the better.
So there is no elephant in the room.
ESO+ bonuses are worth more than what you're paying for. Let me guess, you won't be happy until you get all the crown crate items for free [snip]USSRTovarisch wrote: »I'm very disappointed with eso+ bonuses
Funny, I see the elephant and so do the rest of the people commenting that it doesn't work for them. For us, especially those of us who have dropped, canceled or never signed up for ESO+, it's not a good deal if they offer a service for a defined period of time and then do not honor that period of time for the service.
You can deny it and post links to guides all you like. It doesn't change the fact that the period of time is described, quite clearly as 30/60/90 days that you are paying for. If during that 30/60/90-day period you are not receiving what you paid for, you're being gypped. If during that period of time the service is offered for free for a length of time, your paid period should be either paused during that free period or extended properly afterwards.
I'm not moaning, or complaining, I'm just not paying. It's that simple. I will continue to buy the chapters I like and the DLC I like. Anything else, is just not value for my money. You're entitled to feel differently and behave differently, as are those of us who are not satisfied with the current terms of their ESO+ membership periods.