I'd like to know this as well, as I would prefer to purchase the expansion from Steam.

TimotheusFlavii wrote: »

I would like to know this as well... I am really considering buying the physical edition, but only if I can link the Morrowind expansion to my existing steam account.

Ditto. I'm a Steam user who wants his Dwemmer Big Daddy statue.

ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »

If you purchased ESO through Steam, you should get the Morrowind upgrade on Steam as well. We have a small help article that will direct you to the right place: https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/37479/

I don't think you understand the question here (at least the question for some of us). We're Steam users who want to be able to buy the $100 physical collector's edition and link it to our Steam accounts. That edition is not for sale in the Steam Store. So does that mean if we buy it, we can't link it to our Steam accounts?

I second this question, want to know answer too.

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

I think she answered it tho folks.

It's a required purchase via steam regardless of intent

The only way you can buy physical is to buy it....sale the codes and buy the steam Morrowind digital upgrade

Well, if that's case, no Dwemmer Big Daddy for me. At least it'll save me $60 that I can spend on blackjack and hookers instead.

lohworm wrote: »

I read this too late : I bought original ESO through Steam but preorder through ESO store !
It appears normaly in my ESO account summary
Let's wait june and see..

Same, I jumped the gun. I hope there will be an easy resolution like, "apply your code here" and let it be done with.

Pallmor wrote: »

ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »

If you purchased ESO through Steam, you should get the Morrowind upgrade on Steam as well. We have a small help article that will direct you to the right place: https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/37479/

I don't think you understand the question here (at least the question for some of us). We're Steam users who want to be able to buy the $100 physical collector's edition and link it to our Steam accounts. That edition is not for sale in the Steam Store. So does that mean if we buy it, we can't link it to our Steam accounts?

I'm not in that situation. But I still want to know whether I can buy the expansion wherever I want or if I am forced to buy it through Steam, because I bought the original game from Steam in 2014. Are you saying that I "should" buy it from Steam or that I "must" buy it from Steam ? @ZOS_GinaBruno .
If you're forcing me to buy from one retailer instead of having a choice, that would definitely be illegal, at least in Europe. I bought the game on Steam in 2014 because it was cheaper than anywhere else at that time - but if that means I'm forever tied to Steam for any further purchase regarding ESO, that's abusive. I want to be able to purchase it wherever I see fit, for price or convenience reasons. The system alrady "forced" me to buy crowns via Steam, and that was already abusive, but at least crowns weren't supposed to be available "everywhere you buy games". This DLC is supposed to be available "everywhere you buy games", thus I don't want to be forced to buy it where Steam wants me to.

This ESO/Steam "link" has been buggy and fishy from the early beginning, ZOS. It's high time you made some transparency and clear, detailed explanations.

The way you would add the physical copy of the game (like the physical CE) is to go into steam and claim a key. This is an option in your account that allows you to do this. You take the key from your physical copy and put in there and it should activate. Now this is assuming this game will be supported for that feature with Steam. Some games are some games aren't. Most games that aren't are ones that where around before Steam was even a thing and they've been adding those games to the list of acceptable keys.

Hi @ZOS_GinaBruno , we will have the expansion in june which means in the exact time of the summer sale,does it mean steam's players will have a discount?

There is also another matter I would like to discuss about.
As someone who already bought 2 dlcs(before the 4 dlcs mega pack) I find it very expensive to buy the rest of the them and also the new expansion separately , I would love if you will offer a fair deal to buy them.
I assume there are many more people who compromised and bought only part of your b2p content and due to the amount of new content you added are now willing to buy what's remained.
Obviously this is just a suggestion though I'm afraid many people including me will miss many of your finest b2p content and you will lose our money:(

My Steam and ESO accounts are linked. I don't see why entering the code from the physical CE either in Steam, or in my ZOS account wouldn't grant me access to the content. I really doubt this would be an issue in this day and age.

TreeHugger1 wrote: »

Hi @ZOS_GinaBruno , we will have the expansion in june which means in the exact time of the summer sale,does it mean steam's players will have a discount?

There is also another matter I would like to discuss about.
As someone who already bought 2 dlcs(before the 4 dlcs mega pack) I find it very expensive to buy the rest of the them and also the new expansion separately , I would love if you will offer a fair deal to buy them.
I assume there are many more people who compromised and bought only part of your b2p content and due to the amount of new content you added are now willing to buy what's remained.
Obviously this is just a suggestion though I'm afraid many people including me will miss many of your finest b2p content and you will lose our money:(

@TreeHugger1

The gold dlc crown pack is the same as the Morrowind update less SoTH dungeons. $39

Others like myself purchased each at release and some as a bundle vs the dlc gold pack so we spent around $20-$39 per dlc

Perspective...it's not any more expensive now that it was

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

The gold dlc crown pack is the same as the Morrowind update less SoTH dungeons. $39

You mean, the Morrowind "upgrade" includes IC + Orsinium + TG + DB + SotH ? Someone who has the bare base game and upgrades with "Morrowind" has the full entire game including everything ?

Kevin_of_Devinshire wrote: »

I'm going to say the answer is yes: Picture to show how:

That's very kind of you but you're not ZOS and you're just guessing, unfortunately.

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

The gold dlc crown pack is the same as the Morrowind update less SoTH dungeons. $39

You mean, the Morrowind "upgrade" includes IC + Orsinium + TG + DB + SotH ? Someone who has the bare base game and upgrades with "Morrowind" has the full entire game including everything ?

No, the Morrowind "pack" only includes the base game and the Morrowind expansion.

I believe he was drawing a comparison between the cost of the current Morrowind pack and the previous game + DLC purchase option.

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

The gold dlc crown pack is the same as the Morrowind update less SoTH dungeons. $39

You mean, the Morrowind "upgrade" includes IC + Orsinium + TG + DB + SotH ? Someone who has the bare base game and upgrades with "Morrowind" has the full entire game including everything ?

@anitajoneb17_ESO

No thats not what I mean because that is incorrect.
if you upgrade the base game, you get Morrowind...thats it


EVERYONE PLEASE JUST GO read the article and then go to purchase it on the platform you prefer. Its very straight forward in terms of the digital purchase.