magnusthorek wrote: »Good to see that, at least indirectly, I'm not the only one thinking that restricting crafting bags for ESO Plus subscribers is one step towards the pay-to-win
I don't see an issue with them being tied to subscriptions. ZOS has needed to incentivize subscriptions beyond the 10% bonuses and the free DLC. I think this is really the right kind of thing to make that subscription worthwhile.
GeneralLee wrote: »To all the subbers who feel superior (i "earn" these bags more than non subbers) you all think subbers contribute more to eso than others because of your subscription ... Well you all seem to forget about one other category of players aka. "whales". I havent subscribed since the switch to the b2p model, but i have spent more than 300 euro (thats equals to around 400dollars i think) on this game in one year time. Thats about twice the amount a subber would spend per year. So why shouldnt I, and any other b2p player, be allowed to perma unlock the bags for a price? We contribute to eso aswell + it would still be an added incentive for subbers to remain subbed if you get the bags for free as long as you remain subbed.
GeneralLee wrote: »To all the subbers who feel superior (i "earn" these bags more than non subbers) you all think subbers contribute more to eso than others because of your subscription ... Well you all seem to forget about one other category of players aka. "whales". I havent subscribed since the switch to the b2p model, but i have spent more than 300 euro (thats equals to around 400dollars i think) on this game in one year time. Thats about twice the amount a subber would spend per year. So why shouldnt I, and any other b2p player, be allowed to perma unlock the bags for a price? We contribute to eso aswell + it would still be an added incentive for subbers to remain subbed if you get the bags for free as long as you remain subbed.
Wanderinlost wrote: »Such *** that they are making this sub only. Ever since this game has come out the damn inventory/loot has been an extraordinary hinderance to play, to such an extent I usually get frustrated and stop playing. 200 inv gets filled after a dungeon or two, bank is overflowing. They have been hinting at crafting bags and changes to VR for a long time so waited. I like playing a few days a month, so a long term sub does not make sense. Buying crowns/dlc does. Then they put the one damn thing I actually needed since this game came out behind a sub. I had high hopes for this game but think it may be time to cut my losses.
GeneralLee wrote: »To all the subbers who feel superior (i "earn" these bags more than non subbers) you all think subbers contribute more to eso than others because of your subscription ... Well you all seem to forget about one other category of players aka. "whales". I havent subscribed since the switch to the b2p model, but i have spent more than 300 euro (thats equals to around 400dollars i think) on this game in one year time. Thats about twice the amount a subber would spend per year. So why shouldnt I, and any other b2p player, be allowed to perma unlock the bags for a price? We contribute to eso aswell + it would still be an added incentive for subbers to remain subbed if you get the bags for free as long as you remain subbed.
And what price would you suggest they let you buy it for?
And you think subscribers don't buy crowns? That's a laugh. I'll be happy to compare invoices with you someday if you so desire
1k is a bit too little considering that a moderately active crafter / compulsive hoarder would have at least 1600 just for armors (2 stacks of 200 of latest metals, wood and fibers).1k stacks instead of the unlimited stacks some items have now
I have rehashed this so many times.
When you outright buy the DLC, your perk is your forever access to it. You get it as long as the game lasts. Your investment can never be taken from you should you stop paying into the game.
Subscribers pay MORE overtime for access to these DLCs, and the moment we stop paying POOF no more access. That investment disappears along with the money we put into it.
Subscribers need a better perk than just three days off our research time, 10% exp bonus, and some gold incentive. These are practically nothing. So we get ONE nice thing for making sure the game has steady revenue every month. Without us this game would cease to exist.
So, stop with the "it's not fair," rhetoric. You want the crafting bag, pay the $15 a month.
And the crowns we get everymonth? Hardly enough to get anything nice. And we're paying more for them on average.
And this whole "privacy" argument about not wanting to use a credit card - go to your local game store, gas station, etc. and go buy an ESO plus card. That's what my boyfriend and I do.
I buy my sub AND buy crowns for the vanity items. Don't argue we don't do the same just because we sub.
AmberLaTerra wrote: »it is subs that make them financially viable.
AmberLaTerra wrote: »it is subs that make them financially viable.
And I'm sure you have a corroborated source saying that ZOS is dependent upon subscriptions to stay in business and that 100% of subscription revenue is going to, quote, "keep up server costs, pay their employees and pay for the development of updates"
Cite it please.
Otherwise you're speculating.
I just read an article related to these bags
http://esoacademy.com/news/infinite-crafting-space-bags/
my question is: what happens if once they are available I subscribe to ESO PLUS and move all my crafting stuff to those infinite bags, then I fill my inventory again with other stuffs, but then after a while I decide I dont wanna pay a monthly fee any longer? what will happen to those crafting mats?