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Why are y'all complaining about 40$?
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probablyafk✭✭✭$40 Morrowind:- 1 new player class
- 1 new zone
- 1 new trial
- 2 new PvP arenas (new mode of PvP play)
$50 Legion- 1 new player class
- 5 new zones
- 2 (+1) new raids
- 2 new PvP arenas
- PvP overhaul (including entire new abilities just for PvP)
- Class revamp for all existing classes
- 10 new dungeons
- World Quest chain
- New Mythic+ dungeon difficulties for all content
- New Story Content Specific Zone
- Artifact Weapons for each class (new ways to play)
- Class Halls (including massive amounts of quests)
- New Transmog system, Profession Revamp, Animations and more ...
Who's complaining about the price? It's what we get for that money that's the problem.Edited by probablyafk on February 4, 2017 2:13AM4 -
Mojmir✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭probablyafk wrote: »$40 Morrowind:- 1 new player class
- 1 new zone
- 1 new trial
- 2 new PvP arenas (new mode of PvP play)
$50 Legion- 1 new player class
- 5 new zones
- 2 (+1) new raids
- 2 new PvP arenas
- PvP overhaul (including entire new abilities just for PvP)
- Class revamp for all existing classes
- 10 new dungeons
- World Quest chain
- New Mythic+ dungeon difficulties for all content
- New Story Content Specific Zone
- Artifact Weapons for each class (new ways to play)
- Class Halls (including massive amounts of quests)
- New Transmog system, Profession Revamp, Animations and more ...
Who's complaining about the price? It's what we get for that money that's the problem.
This,if I were complaining about prices,but I'm not.
Once again,
Hopefully with the recent post from Gina they'll decide to add something to ESO+ to entice me back to subbing my 3 accounts.1 -
SwimsWithMemes✭✭✭✭The reason a lot of ESO+ subs are annoyed is because we were renting current DLC, and receiving crowns per month. Now, with these crowns per month (which was the way to "cash out" of being a sub - you could stop your sub, and purchase the DLC you wanted!), I can't even use them on the new content. In fact, I've basically been told that my sub will accrue less value - if there is less content for my crowns to buy each year (New chapter every year!).
Other subbed players may keep up their sub for the craft bag, but is it really worth the ~130USD per year?4 -
Acrolas✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭It's probably less the $40 upgrade and more that this $100 special edition box is going to become the yearly meta instead of an anniversary one-off. Which, you know, I'm okay with. At least there's a growing tangible aspect to the game. Even when it goes down in a dumpster fire, I'll still have some nicely-done physical mementos.
It's also probably a bit of when somebody said, quote, "We can't say anything just yet about Q3 and Q4 but there will be a lot of cool stuff coming and I am really looking forward to engaging the community more than we have in the past and if you are a superfan coming to stuff like this you will know stuff first and early and be able to work with us on it."
So apparently everybody who was blindsided by the Chapter direction isn't a superfan. It probably feels a bit like our collective dollars are now going to bend to the will of a tiny, tiny few members of this community. Which could be great or horrible. Probably a little of both. But, you know, if somebody had engaged the community more maybe the expansion wouldn't have been a huge deal. But that somebody has "engaged" the community by hiding and not even being able to be named at this point. An action which contributed to turning day one marketing for Morrowind into an absolute cluster ***.
I think it's respectful at this point to be transparent with us because all their little game surprises are getting datamined anyway. Why not let us all have some insight into the process? That $100 box set might feel like a *** bargain if we could have actually viewed all the work going into this. ESO is not a movie. It is an experience. At least, it should be. Let one update segue into the next with a series of previews, developer blogs, and other communication that engages us while still keeping the continuing story a relative mystery.
Engagement adds value. They have to realize that eventually.signing off3 -
Wifeaggro13✭✭✭✭✭
✭probablyafk wrote: »$40 Morrowind:- 1 new player class
- 1 new zone
- 1 new trial
- 2 new PvP arenas (new mode of PvP play)
$50 Legion- 1 new player class
- 5 new zones
- 2 (+1) new raids
- 2 new PvP arenas
- PvP overhaul (including entire new abilities just for PvP)
- Class revamp for all existing classes
- 10 new dungeons
- World Quest chain
- New Mythic+ dungeon difficulties for all content
- New Story Content Specific Zone
- Artifact Weapons for each class (new ways to play)
- Class Halls (including massive amounts of quests)
- New Transmog system, Profession Revamp, Animations and more ...
Who's complaining about the price? It's what we get for that money that's the problem.
Exactly the Morrowind expansion is worth about 25 $ 30 tops0 -
Mojmir✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭subtlezeroub17_ESO wrote: »Vocal minority.
admin
Hi everyone,
We’re so excited to be bringing The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind to you a little later this year, and hope Matt’s article that was published a couple days ago cleared up some questions you had about our future plans for Chapters and DLC game packs. In addition to bringing new Chapters to you during the second quarter of each year, we do plan to continue offering DLC game packs during the other three quarters which will still be available to ESO Plus members as part of your subscription.
We're currently exploring new ways to add even more benefits to the ESO Plus membership in addition to what we currently offer, and would love to hear any ideas you have in this thread. We look forward to hearing what you suggest, and thank you for your feedback and continued support!
Edited by ZOS_GinaBruno on February 3, 2017 5:29PM
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Balamoor✭✭✭✭✭
✭probablyafk wrote: »$40 Morrowind:- 1 new player class
- 1 new zone
- 1 new trial
- 2 new PvP arenas (new mode of PvP play)
$50 Legion- 1 new player class
- 5 new zones
- 2 (+1) new raids
- 2 new PvP arenas
- PvP overhaul (including entire new abilities just for PvP)
- Class revamp for all existing classes
- 10 new dungeons
- World Quest chain
- New Mythic+ dungeon difficulties for all content
- New Story Content Specific Zone
- Artifact Weapons for each class (new ways to play)
- Class Halls (including massive amounts of quests)
- New Transmog system, Profession Revamp, Animations and more ...
Who's complaining about the price? It's what we get for that money that's the problem.
sounds like you miss WoW...
Apples and oranges really, WoW is the game that revolves around raiding, there is literally nothing else to do but maybe PVP and that's getting to be a big maybe....in ESO you never have to touch a Raid Dungeon, Crafting actually matters I have been playing the hell out of it since launch and still haven't done everything. Anyway I'm not complaining about dollar per content because I'm happy with the bonuses and extras they are giving.
My notion of value is as valid as anyone else so screams of Rip off aren't going to do much to the vast majority that has made up their minds, though I do think it pisses off some of the folks that want to see the game fail.4 -
Wifeaggro13✭✭✭✭✭
✭probablyafk wrote: »$40 Morrowind:- 1 new player class
- 1 new zone
- 1 new trial
- 2 new PvP arenas (new mode of PvP play)
$50 Legion- 1 new player class
- 5 new zones
- 2 (+1) new raids
- 2 new PvP arenas
- PvP overhaul (including entire new abilities just for PvP)
- Class revamp for all existing classes
- 10 new dungeons
- World Quest chain
- New Mythic+ dungeon difficulties for all content
- New Story Content Specific Zone
- Artifact Weapons for each class (new ways to play)
- Class Halls (including massive amounts of quests)
- New Transmog system, Profession Revamp, Animations and more ...
Who's complaining about the price? It's what we get for that money that's the problem.
sounds like you miss WoW...
Apples and oranges really, WoW is the game that revolves around raiding, there is literally nothing else to do but maybe PVP and that's getting to be a big maybe....in ESO you never have to touch a Raid Dungeon, Crafting actually matters I have been playing the hell out of it since launch and still haven't done everything. Anyway I'm not complaining about dollar per content because I'm happy with the bonuses and extras they are giving.
My notion of value is as valid as anyone else so screams of Rip off aren't going to do much to the vast majority that has made up their minds, though I do think it pisses off some of the folks that want to see the game fail.
That's not true we want this game to succeed . But we want an MMO, not a Single player RPG online. if you never touch a trial or a dungeon what is it you actually do in ESO?3 -
Skinzz✭✭✭✭✭I spent over $1000 on crown store items so $40 is nothing... just hope the game gets fixed by then.Anybody got a group? LFG, anybody? Hello?2 -
SnuggleMePlease✭✭✭SnuggleMePlease wrote: »I understand that you ESO+ subscribers are quite heated, and reasonably so, but to everyone who is not a sub, why are you guys all so mean to Zenimax about paying for more content?? It is a LARGE amount of stuff with the upgrade, so in my mind, it SHOULD be a bit higher in cost. Also, people are acting like 40$ is some MONSTEROUS price, which really isn't (again, if you are paying for ESO+, I completely understand).
What you mean to say is that $40 dollars is no big deal for you. Thank you for coming to the forums to flaunt your economic privilege, although not everyone is in your financial situation. Please think about this before posting such nonsense.
But on the other side of the coin your coming on this forum crying poverty... which is your situation, so I can't wrap my head around the fact that you are just doing the same thing...
I come from a background where $5 was a big deal... my parents were immigrants who worked 2 jobs each... and trust me they were not "privileged" enough to be sitting around playing a video game... so you having the time to come on a forum and bemoan the fact that $40 is a big deal is pretty disingenuous... if it is a" big deal" then like a previous poster said, it might be time to better your situation by maybe furthering your education and getting a better job so that $40 would not be a "big deal"
When did I say anything about my personal situation? What I was calling for was an awareness that this community is made up of many individuals of varying economic backgrounds. I said nothing about my own situation.
Since you seem so interested, however, I'm an American, full-time student who also works part-time. In the little free time that I have left outside my classes, homework, job, and family commitments, I do enjoy playing ESO and coming to chat on the forums about topics that I feel are worth discussing. Obviously, this isn't a very lucrative field. I specified the fact that I am American because a college education in the US tends to be very expensive, which means I have very little left over for extraneous purchases after paying for tuition, food, housing, textbooks, etc.
However, you missed the point entirely in your attempt to spread vitriol. It isn't about me, or any single individual for that matter, so much as it is about having an understanding that there are many members of the community that come from economic backgrounds that can only be described as tense. We should be considerate of that fact.Where have I ever said they shouldn't be playing the game, but bemoaning the fact that they can't afford something, and then calling someone else privileged for being able to afford the said thing is disingenuous... If you can play the game within the constraints of your economic situation and it makes you happy then more power to you, but if you cannot afford to allot $40 or whatever price they charge, then its pretty... simple play the part of the game that you have been enjoying up to now and can afford and not the new content...
Your argument essentially boils down to, "If you can't afford something, then sit down and shut up." Yeah, how about no? How about you sit down and stop impeding those who are only asking for a little bit of conscientiousness and compassion?Edited by SnuggleMePlease on February 4, 2017 4:42AM"Heavy-bearded Y'ffre, speak through me. Tell us of the time before time. Let the story grow in me. Let my heart echo to the pounding of your feet along the story-lines, the bones of the world. I will walk Your steps, and know Your story."
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Ojustaboo✭✭✭✭✭
✭You come to these forums and it is the same handful of people crying about something......anything, yet ESO is pretty much universally praised on fan and for profit gaming news sites, it has won MMO of the year for two years straight. A small handful of it's past awards include:- Digital Trends: Best MMO
- Game Critics Award: Best Role Playing Game
- Game Informer: Best MMO Game
- IGN: Best MMO Game
- Just Push Start: Best MMO of E3 2013
- OnlineWelten: Best E3 RPG
- PC Gamer: Most Valuable Game
- The Escapist: We Love It Award
- WarCry: Best MMO
But if you listened to the hate machine on these forums the game is a broken mess with deserted servers and Scrooge McDuck is running the Company on the Bill Gates greed plan.
It's laughable really.
Again people are entitled to their opinion. So someone with a different opinion to you is part of the hate machine? How does that make any sense?
I don't think any one that has complained about this issue has slagged off the game or said they are leaving, thereby making your entire post meaningless.2 -
Ojustaboo✭✭✭✭✭
✭subtlezeroub17_ESO wrote: »Vocal minority.
Doesn't matter if it's just one person, they should be able to say their opinion without condescending remarks from others.
Could just as easily say it's a vocal minority sticking up for Zos in every one of these threads as it seems to also be the same people over and over again.
And see post 128 above. A vocal minority can make a difference. Sometimes they shouldn't, sometimes everyone benefits when they do, as in this case.
Edited by Ojustaboo on February 4, 2017 8:33AM2 -
Lagencie✭Spectral_Lord wrote: »I wish I had your life where 40 bucks is an insignificant amount of cash. For me it's damn near a month's worth of food.
what do you eat ... Beans and Rice??
40 Bucks i pay at least once a month for an amazing meal at the steak house2 -
LordTareq✭✭✭✭✭Imho 40€ (60€ without base game purchased) is excessive for an expansion you can almost buy an entire triple A game for that. When the choice is Morrowind or Mass Effect 4 and they cost roughly the same, I'm not going for Morrowind.1
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sevomd69✭✭✭✭✭
✭SnuggleMePlease wrote: »SnuggleMePlease wrote: »I understand that you ESO+ subscribers are quite heated, and reasonably so, but to everyone who is not a sub, why are you guys all so mean to Zenimax about paying for more content?? It is a LARGE amount of stuff with the upgrade, so in my mind, it SHOULD be a bit higher in cost. Also, people are acting like 40$ is some MONSTEROUS price, which really isn't (again, if you are paying for ESO+, I completely understand).
What you mean to say is that $40 dollars is no big deal for you. Thank you for coming to the forums to flaunt your economic privilege, although not everyone is in your financial situation. Please think about this before posting such nonsense.
But on the other side of the coin your coming on this forum crying poverty... which is your situation, so I can't wrap my head around the fact that you are just doing the same thing...
I come from a background where $5 was a big deal... my parents were immigrants who worked 2 jobs each... and trust me they were not "privileged" enough to be sitting around playing a video game... so you having the time to come on a forum and bemoan the fact that $40 is a big deal is pretty disingenuous... if it is a" big deal" then like a previous poster said, it might be time to better your situation by maybe furthering your education and getting a better job so that $40 would not be a "big deal"
When did I say anything about my personal situation? What I was calling for was an awareness that this community is made up of many individuals of varying economic backgrounds. I said nothing about my own situation.
Since you seem so interested, however, I'm an American, full-time student who also works part-time. In the little free time that I have left outside my classes, homework, job, and family commitments, I do enjoy playing ESO and coming to chat on the forums about topics that I feel are worth discussing. Obviously, this isn't a very lucrative field. I specified the fact that I am American because a college education in the US tends to be very expensive, which means I have very little left over for extraneous purchases after paying for tuition, food, housing, textbooks, etc.
However, you missed the point entirely in your attempt to spread vitriol. It isn't about me, or any single individual for that matter, so much as it is about having an understanding that there are many members of the community that come from economic backgrounds that can only be described as tense. We should be considerate of that fact.Where have I ever said they shouldn't be playing the game, but bemoaning the fact that they can't afford something, and then calling someone else privileged for being able to afford the said thing is disingenuous... If you can play the game within the constraints of your economic situation and it makes you happy then more power to you, but if you cannot afford to allot $40 or whatever price they charge, then its pretty... simple play the part of the game that you have been enjoying up to now and can afford and not the new content...
Your argument essentially boils down to, "If you can't afford something, then sit down and shut up." Yeah, how about no? How about you sit down and stop impeding those who are only asking for a little bit of conscientiousness and compassion?
Conscientiousness? I don't even know why I would have to be conscientious about this issue... but whatever... Compassion? Why do you think anyone in this world is "entitled" to compassion, because they can't play an add-on to a VIDEO GAME... There are a lot more people and their issues that warrant my compassion... just not people who cry about not having the option to play an optional add-on to a VIDEO GAME... No...If its ok with you... I think I'll reserve my compassion for those who really need it...Edited by sevomd69 on February 4, 2017 2:18PM3 -
Prof_Bawbag✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭xskinzcity wrote: »I spent over $1000 on crown store items so $40 is nothing... just hope the game gets fixed by then.
Even if it doesn't, you'll still plough in another $1000 if you get the chance, though, huh?2 -
Olupajmibanan✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Coppying from my another post some more accurate comparison. Guilds and Glory bundle is arguably comparable to an expansion.
Guilds and Glory bundle costs 5500 crowns, which can be bought for 21 euros during sale. Let's see what we got for 21,- :
1x relatively big zone
2x small zones
1x small pvp zone
1x 12-man trial
1x solo trial
2x 4-man dungeons
Morrowind costs 40,-. Assuming that during sale it will be standard 40% off, get's us to 26,-. And what we get for 26,-?
1x really big zone
1x New game mode: battlegrounds
1x new class: Warden
1x 12-man trial
40 for Morrowind might be good price if it goes 50% or 60% off during sale. It's not even that unreal, standard ESO goes 60% off pretty often.
Edited by Olupajmibanan on February 4, 2017 2:27PM0 -
GreenhaloX✭✭✭✭✭
✭Even though, I will get the new (cough, cough) expansion, 40 dollars do seem to be a bit high for an expansion. It is actually higher than a lot of full-length games. Maybe the more folks complain about the pricing, Zen may actually have a heart and lower the price some by release date. However, they could be doing the Trump tactic.. first throwing out a high, ridiculous number/price, then later dropping down the numbers substantially, so as to make the final deal seemingly less detrimental.0 -
blimsta✭✭✭Amazing ESO is asking for more money HAHA and people are still playing this broken game. What a bunch of tools you lot are.
So to get this right, its been 3 months since last time the goal posts were moved, how many of you who are not living at home have time to keep up with endgame/pvp content?
I could afford this expansion 1000 times over + but I don't have the time to finsh it and enjoy it before the next game changing update comes out. But then again I wouldnt play a online game that gives me over 60ms ping let alone 300+ on a fiber line.
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Nymirah✭✭Spectral_Lord wrote: »I wish I had your life where 40 bucks is an insignificant amount of cash. For me it's damn near a month's worth of food.
what do you eat ... Beans and Rice??
40 Bucks i pay at least once a month for an amazing meal at the steak house
I was wondering that myself... My boyfriend and I spend around $1500 a month on food. We never eat out, we don't drink, smoke or even have coffee. We don't buy anything fancy. We also are both fitness minded and so we certainly never over eat.
I guess groceries are just really expensive in my part of Canada. It kind of sucks. We have way higher cellphone, cable and electricity prices too. But regardless of all that, I really can't imagine anyone getting almost a months worth of food for $40. It blows my mind!1 -
probablyafk✭✭✭My notion of value is as valid as anyone else so screams of Rip off aren't going to do much to the vast majority that has made up their minds, though I do think it pisses off some of the folks that want to see the game fail.
I don't want to see the game fail. But I would love to see more people demanding more from ZOS for the $40+ they'll pay for an expansion.
I agree the comparison of WoW to ESO is not simple But, seriously, if Morrowind isn't really amazing for quality then we all lose. Every player loses. All we have to do is apply some pressure and they will spend more time adding more features. How hard is that to grasp? 1 trial. 0 dungeons. 1 zone. Seriously. That's an Expanasion in your world?
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I_killed_Vivec✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭I wonder how many people will essentially trade in unwanted content (Wrothgar, Thieves, DB, etc.) that they have already completed for Morrowind... because that's exactly what you'll do if you unsub for a few months after having bought Morrowind.
As things stand I can see myself subbing for six months a year - playing all DLC, then unsubbing for six months when playing the "expansions" I've bought. And maybe buying the occasional DLC I really want with crowns I've built up. What they gain in selling me expansions they lose when I unsub...
I wouldn't be surprised if ZoS are forcing me into saving money!
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Wifeaggro13✭✭✭✭✭
✭probablyafk wrote: »My notion of value is as valid as anyone else so screams of Rip off aren't going to do much to the vast majority that has made up their minds, though I do think it pisses off some of the folks that want to see the game fail.
I don't want to see the game fail. But I would love to see more people demanding more from ZOS for the $40+ they'll pay for an expansion.
I agree the comparison of WoW to ESO is not simple But, seriously, if Morrowind isn't really amazing for quality then we all lose. Every player loses. All we have to do is apply some pressure and they will spend more time adding more features. How hard is that to grasp? 1 trial. 0 dungeons. 1 zone. Seriously. That's an Expanasion in your world?
i agree , Morrowind is about a 25 dollar value. the only thing they are really offering is a new class for all the play styles whether you be Hardcore, casual or churn barbie doll. Sure story is nice and questing but if i want to play a single player RPG ill go play the witcher. its story and questing blow ESO away.
So really the MMO features are a trial , the battleground and the new class which really is not a class. its is a class that was in beta they removed and shelved. Though i am giving them props for trying to make an expansion. But all the features they removed form it like dungeon DLC and Game system expansion in their road ahead would be a 40 dollar value. Its just more greedy buisness practices from ZOS. Charge more for less while we bilk the Dummies for cosmetics.0 -
DDemon✭✭✭✭Having to pay for an expansion is something I don't really have too many problems with, it just irks me that there is a possible pointless level cap increase that will result in me having to re-gear 10 characters that all have multiple gold crafted/farmed sets.
Not even going to mention the maelstrom grind, of which, I still do not have a fire staff from, after, how long since the arena got released? Okay, I guess I did mention it. Regardless, it ended up with me getting a lot of stamina weapons that got me to make quite a few stamina builds, I am not looking forwards to grinding all that out again, simply to get back to the same ' power level' as I am currently.
This all in all is my only gripe, I will end up buying the expansion, as I obviously want the class and the ability to get in the new zone(s?). I do wish however, they would make the class available to everyone, this would make it a little bit more fair in my opinion.
edit: Before anyone mentions Imperials, they aren't a class, simply a race. There are many alternative races to pick from that are as strong, or even stronger.Edited by DDemon on February 4, 2017 3:51PM0 -
Floyd_Stash✭✭✭@ OP.
Give everyone in here 40 euro. or shut the *** up.
I bought the limited edition elder scrolls online when it first came out. full 100 euro i had to pay for it.
I end up getting only 20% of the full game and realise i have to buy crowns every time for new content.
(sigh alright.. i could understand that because WoW had dlc packs too and other games)
BUT now they force me to buy a new expansion, which is not a dlc but then again kinda is. for real money while i have been saving crowns. Its utterly RIDICULOUS. and just a way to rip money off me by using the name of Morrowind. (YOU B A S T A R D S)
lets just be honest here.. i bought this mmo, and i ended up buying a license to become a betatester for a random mmo engine sold to zenimax which they turned into an elder scrolls theme.
The gameplay was a nightmare, in the game it's all about "weaving" your attacks.. wtf man nothing fun about that.
For the amount of bugs/glitches/exploits that i bought myself into i feel like i should be getting all future dlc's for eso for free..
because releasing an unfinished or even undeveloped game to your mass community and asking FULL price for it is a real bad move.
you betrayed my trust as a customer of bethesda and from now on i will no longer buy your products.
(for all you people claiming that buying a license to betatest is a good thing.. i would like to remind you that not that many years ago..
-> BETATESTING <- was an actually paid job in real life. meaning you could pay your rent and extra with it. somehow it got turned around)Edited by Floyd_Stash on February 4, 2017 3:58PMCancel your subscription - Only buy store items with ingame gold.
Accept the timesink, refuse the zenimax player-milking tactics!
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Wifeaggro13✭✭✭✭✭
✭Having to pay for an expansion is something I don't really have too many problems with, it just irks me that there is a possible pointless level cap increase that will result in me having to re-gear 10 characters that all have multiple gold crafted/farmed sets.
Not even going to mention the maelstrom grind, of which, I still do not have a fire staff from, after, how long since the arena got released? Okay, I guess I did mention it. Regardless, it ended up with me getting a lot of stamina weapons that got me to make quite a few stamina builds, I am not looking forwards to grinding all that out again, simply to get back to the same ' power level' as I am currently.
This all in all is my only gripe, I will end up buying the expansion, as I obviously want the class and the ability to get in the new zone(s?). I do wish however, they would make the class available to everyone, this would make it a little bit more fair in my opinion.
edit: Before anyone mentions Imperials, they aren't a class, simply a race. There are many alternative races to pick from that are as strong, or even stronger.
lol i would prefer a new layer to the CP system . the CP system itself is a cheap way of rebranding the VR system . the VR system did the same thing it just did not allow you to put the points in how you wanted them.0 -
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✭I_killed_Vivec wrote: »I wonder how many people will essentially trade in unwanted content (Wrothgar, Thieves, DB, etc.) that they have already completed for Morrowind... because that's exactly what you'll do if you unsub for a few months after having bought Morrowind.
As things stand I can see myself subbing for six months a year - playing all DLC, then unsubbing for six months when playing the "expansions" I've bought. And maybe buying the occasional DLC I really want with crowns I've built up. What they gain in selling me expansions they lose when I unsub...
I wouldn't be surprised if ZoS are forcing me into saving money!
That's not a bad idea. Plus it would save a significant amount of money.0 -
sevomd69✭✭✭✭✭
✭Amazing ESO is asking for more money HAHA and people are still playing this broken game. What a bunch of tools you lot are.
So to get this right, its been 3 months since last time the goal posts were moved, how many of you who are not living at home have time to keep up with endgame/pvp content?
I could afford this expansion 1000 times over + but I don't have the time to finsh it and enjoy it before the next game changing update comes out. But then again I wouldnt play a online game that gives me over 60ms ping let alone 300+ on a fiber line.
I would think it would be pretty difficult to play if you were living in a car... or maybe you just equate your home with your parent's home? In that case just ask your parents for the $40...Edited by sevomd69 on February 4, 2017 5:54PM1 -
Spectral_Lord wrote: »I wish I had your life where 40 bucks is an insignificant amount of cash. For me it's damn near a month's worth of food.
I wish I had your life where 40 dollars could buy me damn near a month of food.2
