Guardian_Angel671 wrote: »@ZOS_Kevin I put in a ticket about this also but not sure if I did it correctly. My ticket is 250107-000367 I think. I just tried again & no clue how it did. Is the event still going?
Just passed your ticket along to customer service. So they should be getting to it soon to assist.
The same way any product available for free via a promotion has limited availability. The fact that it's digital makes no difference. If a vendor offers unlimited free instances of a digital product, then obviously they'll lose money.How does the supply of pixels for a mount become "limited availability"?
This is making less and less sense the more I look into it.
There is a way to get the mount for people who bought the game through the store. Move the steam64_api.dll file from the zenimax game client folder and this will enable the Nvidia app to find your ESO launcher. Click play from nVidia app. This will open the eso launcher. Put the dll back in the folder and click play on the launcher, this will launch eso. Click play once more in Nvidia app and this will show the game as "running" on the launcher. Play for an hour and the redeem code should get added eventually. It worked for me and I purchased the game through eso website.
Just to clarify; Did the people that did get the reward code actually stream their 50 minutes? Or just play for 50 minutes without streaming but launching the game from the Nvidia app?
I've played for over an hour but no redeemable rewards as of yet. Wondering if I did it wrong.
There is a way to get the mount for people who bought the game through the store. Move the steam64_api.dll file from the zenimax game client folder and this will enable the Nvidia app to find your ESO launcher. Click play from nVidia app. This will open the eso launcher. Put the dll back in the folder and click play on the launcher, this will launch eso. Click play once more in Nvidia app and this will show the game as "running" on the launcher. Play for an hour and the redeem code should get added eventually. It worked for me and I purchased the game through eso website.
Kiyakotari wrote: »I did this a couple times over the weekend, even re-installed my Steam installation of ESO (I have the game through Steam, but I generally use the ESO launcher and just bypass Steam) to integrate with the NVIDIA App. I have an NVIDIA GTX in my computer. At this point, I'm kind of at a loss. I played for well over an hour each time.