Hand_Bacon wrote: »Artemiisia wrote: »I use my money how I damn well pleases
Married? I talked like that once...those were good days.
Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »Perhaps if more people had coughed up and subbed in the beginning instead of screaming about it being a sub only game, it would now not be B2P.
Oh please.
Not this myth again.
The moment ZOS decided that ESO was going to be a multi-platform game was the moment that B2P was 100% inevitable and necessary.
All the bluster prior to Console Launch that ESO was always going to be a Sub game was smoke and mirrors.
There was no way on earth Console players would pay a monthly network Sub and an ESO Sub - so Console was always going to be B2P.
There was no way that once Console was B2P that ZOS could keep PC alive if PC were Sub and Console was B2P - so PC was always going to go B2P once Console was live.
And that means all the guff prior to Console going live about ESO always being a Sub based game was just half-truths to cover up an initial cash-grab.
All The Best
Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »Perhaps if more people had coughed up and subbed in the beginning instead of screaming about it being a sub only game, it would now not be B2P.
Oh please.
Not this myth again.
The moment ZOS decided that ESO was going to be a multi-platform game was the moment that B2P was 100% inevitable and necessary.
All the bluster prior to Console Launch that ESO was always going to be a Sub game was smoke and mirrors.
There was no way on earth Console players would pay a monthly network Sub and an ESO Sub - so Console was always going to be B2P.
There was no way that once Console was B2P that ZOS could keep PC alive if PC were Sub and Console was B2P - so PC was always going to go B2P once Console was live.
And that means all the guff prior to Console going live about ESO always being a Sub based game was just half-truths to cover up an initial cash-grab.
All The Best
Final Fantasy XIV disagrees with you and would like to have a word with you
You know, this anti Crown Crate campaign has gotten way out of hand, there are people on the forums and in game who are being harassed, bullied and shouted down every time the post anything remotely positive about purchasing crates, or items they receive from them, the same 10 or so forum posters shout them down and ridicule them. One of my friends a few days ago received a tell saying she should kill herself because she was riding a apex mount. She uninstalled the game and went back to SWTOR.
I'm amazed that this is allowed on any MMO, during my time in the industry people would have their accounts perma-banned for such conduct. I think ZoS needs to step in, they will lose players if this continues, personally I'm amazed that I'm even typing this on a Elder Scrolls forum, but the community has drastically changed in the past few years.
You know, this anti Crown Crate campaign has gotten way out of hand, there are people on the forums and in game who are being harassed, bullied and shouted down every time the post anything remotely positive about purchasing crates, or items they receive from them, the same 10 or so forum posters shout them down and ridicule them. One of my friends a few days ago received a tell saying she should kill herself because she was riding a apex mount.
Bigevilpeter wrote: »Servers are laggy, crown store is desolate and empty, ZOS Change name of DLC to expansion to scam eso+ and crown owners. They add gamble crates but game is less stable than private server MMOs. YET people buy crown crates, good luck waiting zos to make a positive change to the game while people mindlessly spend their money.
I think at this point ZOS realizesYou know, this anti Crown Crate campaign has gotten way out of hand, there are people on the forums and in game who are being harassed, bullied and shouted down every time the post anything remotely positive about purchasing crates, or items they receive from them, the same 10 or so forum posters shout them down and ridicule them. One of my friends a few days ago received a tell saying she should kill herself because she was riding a apex mount. She uninstalled the game and went back to SWTOR.
I'm amazed that this is allowed on any MMO, during my time in the industry people would have their accounts perma-banned for such conduct. I think ZoS needs to step in, they will lose players if this continues, personally I'm amazed that I'm even typing this on a Elder Scrolls forum, but the community has drastically changed in the past few years.
Oh trying to make this personal so that ZOS would take action? lol nice try, I doubt your story is real, no one would pay all that money to get an apex mount only to quit just beacsue one guy was so mean to her.
The PAWS folks have already made it personal by constantly attacking other posters.
The PAWS folks have already made it personal by constantly attacking other posters.
Bigevilpeter wrote: »Seeing all this money wasted just makes me sad. The mounts do look epic, but putting them behind an rng wall that costs so much money with a very low chance is one of the biggest scams ever.
I didn't buy crown crates yet, but I saw some videos on youtube of openings and I see how many people were disappointing and just threw so much money away.
Even if you have too much money to spend, there are other more useful ways to spend it other than supporting this massive scam.
Even if there was 100% chance to get a mount every 15 boxes it would still be the equivalent of 40$ for a mount which is the price of many brand new games.
Supporting things like that only encourages them to scam you more.
Bigevilpeter wrote: »Servers are laggy, crown store is desolate and empty, ZOS Change name of DLC to expansion to scam eso+ and crown owners. They add gamble crates but game is less stable than private server MMOs. YET people buy crown crates, good luck waiting zos to make a positive change to the game while people mindlessly spend their money.
I think at this point ZOS realizesYou know, this anti Crown Crate campaign has gotten way out of hand, there are people on the forums and in game who are being harassed, bullied and shouted down every time the post anything remotely positive about purchasing crates, or items they receive from them, the same 10 or so forum posters shout them down and ridicule them. One of my friends a few days ago received a tell saying she should kill herself because she was riding a apex mount. She uninstalled the game and went back to SWTOR.
I'm amazed that this is allowed on any MMO, during my time in the industry people would have their accounts perma-banned for such conduct. I think ZoS needs to step in, they will lose players if this continues, personally I'm amazed that I'm even typing this on a Elder Scrolls forum, but the community has drastically changed in the past few years.
Oh trying to make this personal so that ZOS would take action? lol nice try, I doubt your story is real, no one would pay all that money to get an apex mount only to quit just beacsue one guy was so mean to her.
Bigevilpeter wrote: »Ok, here's some "ADVICE" Spend your money the way you want because it's YOUR MONEY.
Thats not very good advice, even if I have money I shouldnt spend it om drugs and prostitues just cause its my money, yes I'm free to do what I want, but if it harms me and the society then I should consider people's advice on not doing them
The PAWS folks have already made it personal by constantly attacking other posters.
Because stereotyping an entire group for the actions of one is totally legit.
But just FYI, Santie Claws, who started the whole PAWS thing, is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet. The whole idea was to express discontent with the greedy mismanagement of the gambling box fad in an Elder Scrolls game without the conversation devolving into an "us vs. them" standoff.
lordrichter wrote: »The PAWS folks have already made it personal by constantly attacking other posters.
Because stereotyping an entire group for the actions of one is totally legit.
But just FYI, Santie Claws, who started the whole PAWS thing, is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet. The whole idea was to express discontent with the greedy mismanagement of the gambling box fad in an Elder Scrolls game without the conversation devolving into an "us vs. them" standoff.
Santie was there from the beginning, yes. September 29, 2016. The day that the group was formed and was named.
PAWS is not about attacking people for buying Crates, or using the stuff they get in the Crates. It is about raising and maintaining awareness that these Crates are not welcomed by everyone, without violating the ToS, CoC. or any other TLA. No petitions or demands upon ZOS or Bethesda. No threatening players who buy them, or use the items that they get from them.
Bigevilpeter wrote: »Ok, here's some "ADVICE" Spend your money the way you want because it's YOUR MONEY.
Thats not very good advice, even if I have money I shouldnt spend it om drugs and prostitues just cause its my money, yes I'm free to do what I want, but if it harms me and the society then I should consider people's advice on not doing them
What in the world are you talking about. We are playing eso not buying prostitutes and drugs. And you consider others advice when it is asked for. I don't recall asking anyone here to be my financial advisor. I most definitely would not consider the advice of a random person on the internet who could very well be a teenager.
Not sure where prostitutes and drugs came in at, that's pretty far out there considering the subject at hand.
notimetocare wrote: »PelinalWhitestrake wrote: »Welcome to the future of Gaming where everything is locked behind a pay gate.
Welcome to the future of gaming, where players cry about having to buy games at full price and pay subscription fees that force companies to have cash shops
Welcome to the future of gaming where producing videogames cost 5-10 times what they cost ten to fifteen years ago, yet players demand price per game ($60) and subscription fee ($15/month) remain at a rate it was ten to fifteen years ago.
Welcome to the future of gaming where producing videogames cost 5-10 times what they cost ten to fifteen years ago, yet players demand price per game ($60) and subscription fee ($15/month) remain at a rate it was ten to fifteen years ago. Then they're shocked that a company isn't making money, and outraged when they pursue other means at bringing in capital.