Cherryblossom wrote: »As far as I am aware, this is first time in ESO someone can buy a title for real money. And not just a title, it is the only title associated with economy oriented players. Do you think it is fair that it can be just bought?
A bit of a stupid question really, why would you make it impossible for someone to get a title!
DUTCH_REAPER wrote: »Amazed the thread is still goin lol. Once again the forums never disappoint do they? ZOS does ridiculous nerfs to some classes and "supposedly" fixes the mDK heal, which they certainly did not, and we are here going back and forth about this.
@Artis your tears are so sweet and salty. Can I friend you in game so every time I log in and your online I can link you my title / House achievement that I bought with crowns after this update drops?
In all complete seriousness though, can we please turn our discontent to ZOS about some of these class changes and not worry about whether someone spent gold or crowns on a home and got a title? It's the equivalent of someone upset that a person got the soul shriven skin with a dlc purchase instead of farming molag.
Cheers
You already have me in the friendlist.
No, just like some people are discontent with class changes, others can not like something else and feel shafted.Lol. P2W would imply some type of competitive advantage. Not sure how a housing achievement would qualify. And I don't plan to buy one with game gold or real cash.
Not sure? Just like some people compete in leaderboard scores in trials or cyrodiil, others compete with each other and game in getting all the achievement points (and consequently - rewards for them: titles etc.).MikeTheeElder wrote: »P2W implies a competitive advantage, not a purely aesthetic one. Even if gaining the title gives someone an overall "edge" in game achievements, it has nothing to do with the actual playing of the game and offers no competitive advantage. If there was even the slightest in-game bonus that directly impacted either combat prowess, financial gain (gold), or equipment acquisition I'd agree it's P2W. If you're just upset that someone has one of the many meaningless achievements you don't then that's on you. I understand the game is meaningful for some and they take it seriously, but if there isn't any direct impact on how they actually play the game then it simply isn't P2W, no matter how they try and justify it.
what are you saying? so in that case buying gear wouldn't be a competitive advantage too, as long as you can complete content, right? Because apparently score has nothing to do with the actually playing of the game? Yes, achievement scores = what some people estimate their progress with. And it's not even about crowns. It's about having absolutely unreasonable requirements for getting those achievements otherwise.
Just saying, why others can see it as technically p2w. Once again, I have no issue with using crowns for that. But the gold requirements in game are ridiculous. One needs to spend loads of time just farming gold to get there. That's not playing the game.
nordsavage wrote: »It is a form of pay to win. Achievements and titles should not be bought.
nordsavage wrote: »Unsent.Soul wrote: »DigitalShibby wrote: »Why wouldn't it? Either way you earned it. Real life money or in game currency, and real life money is supporting the game makers more than in game coin.
Should not title/achievements show our ingame results and not be pay to win?
How exactly is having a title "winning" at the game? Serious..?
The ability to acquire in game gold in large quantities takes time and effort even skill at times. Some kid with mommies credit card should not be able to buy his way in.
Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »No way (but I know you will get it with crowns).
Said it before and Ill say it again. If you want a Count title it should be earned through in game work. If you are a master of PVP, you get ranks and titles, if you are a master of trials you get a skin and some titles, if you are a master of VMA, you get Flawless title. It should be that if you really are the master of the economy that you get to be called Count.
Putting it in the crown store totally diminishes that title. People would lose their minds if Grand Warlord, Former Emperor or Flawless Conqueror were in the crown store. Count has the potential to be a really rare and unique title, but if they put it in the crownstore, everyone will have it, and it will lose any meaning whatsoever.
DUTCH_REAPER wrote: »Amazed the thread is still goin lol. Once again the forums never disappoint do they? ZOS does ridiculous nerfs to some classes and "supposedly" fixes the mDK heal, which they certainly did not, and we are here going back and forth about this.
@Artis your tears are so sweet and salty. Can I friend you in game so every time I log in and your online I can link you my title / House achievement that I bought with crowns after this update drops?
In all complete seriousness though, can we please turn our discontent to ZOS about some of these class changes and not worry about whether someone spent gold or crowns on a home and got a title? It's the equivalent of someone upset that a person got the soul shriven skin with a dlc purchase instead of farming molag.
Cheers
You already have me in the friendlist.
No, just like some people are discontent with class changes, others can not like something else and feel shafted.Lol. P2W would imply some type of competitive advantage. Not sure how a housing achievement would qualify. And I don't plan to buy one with game gold or real cash.
Not sure? Just like some people compete in leaderboard scores in trials or cyrodiil, others compete with each other and game in getting all the achievement points (and consequently - rewards for them: titles etc.).MikeTheeElder wrote: »P2W implies a competitive advantage, not a purely aesthetic one. Even if gaining the title gives someone an overall "edge" in game achievements, it has nothing to do with the actual playing of the game and offers no competitive advantage. If there was even the slightest in-game bonus that directly impacted either combat prowess, financial gain (gold), or equipment acquisition I'd agree it's P2W. If you're just upset that someone has one of the many meaningless achievements you don't then that's on you. I understand the game is meaningful for some and they take it seriously, but if there isn't any direct impact on how they actually play the game then it simply isn't P2W, no matter how they try and justify it.
what are you saying? so in that case buying gear wouldn't be a competitive advantage too, as long as you can complete content, right? Because apparently score has nothing to do with the actually playing of the game? Yes, achievement scores = what some people estimate their progress with. And it's not even about crowns. It's about having absolutely unreasonable requirements for getting those achievements otherwise.
Just saying, why others can see it as technically p2w. Once again, I have no issue with using crowns for that. But the gold requirements in game are ridiculous. One needs to spend loads of time just farming gold to get there. That's not playing the game.
So you compare made up / fake competitions you create like achievement points totals and compare them to real competitions like trials or PVP leader boards. LOL
So you compare made up / fake competitions you create like achievement points totals and compare them to real competitions like trials or PVP leader boards. LOL
They are people who play to get achievements and for whom they are the measure of progress. And of course they have to be gotten by in-game means and honestly, without cheating and stuff too. Now, if you can get it for crowns whereas I won't see it any time soon until I farm all that gold - that gives you advantage over me in my eyes. You're buying achievement scores that others are working to get.mumsspaghetti wrote: »
How is having a title giving you an advantage over other players? does the title add 200 weapon and spell damage or something that I missed?
mumsspaghetti wrote: »
What about people who work all week and don't have time for farming gold?