
Amen, thank you. The need to make someone else miss out on something in order to feel special just doesn't make any sense to me. It seems so petty when I see people whining about not feeling 'special' anymore if they bring back limited time mounts or whatever. Sorry I know this isn't what this thread is about but my annoyance with that argument has been building up for a while here, it's nice to see someone else voice my thoughts on that.SydneyGrey wrote: »If someone "feels special" because they have an unusual mount in a game, they need to rethink their life.
At least you have a name for it now.TimidGazelle wrote: »My only Gripe on the Sabre Cat mount is that it's tail looks stumpy and awkward.
Amen, thank you. The need to make someone else miss out on something in order to feel special just doesn't make any sense to me. It seems so petty when I see people whining about not feeling 'special' anymore if they bring back limited time mounts or whatever. Sorry I know this isn't what this thread is about but my annoyance with that argument has been building up for a while here, it's nice to see someone else voice my thoughts on that.SydneyGrey wrote: »If someone "feels special" because they have an unusual mount in a game, they need to rethink their life.
Amen, thank you. The need to make someone else miss out on something in order to feel special just doesn't make any sense to me. It seems so petty when I see people whining about not feeling 'special' anymore if they bring back limited time mounts or whatever. Sorry I know this isn't what this thread is about but my annoyance with that argument has been building up for a while here, it's nice to see someone else voice my thoughts on that.SydneyGrey wrote: »If someone "feels special" because they have an unusual mount in a game, they need to rethink their life.
It is bad for them, really. These are the people who are going to get their underwear on a twist when their "special expensive mount" is offered again, either through direct purchase or through Crown Crates.
The "I want to be the only one with it" mentality one leads to frustration. Buy things that you like because you like them, not because you want to feel unique by owning it, and you will never get mad if someone else has it too.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »Sadistic_Savior wrote: »I kinda like that they are expensive. Because the game would be worse (IMO) if everyone had exotic mounts. I assume the people who buy them would also feel less special with everyone else riding their exotic mounts. So it is probably good for everyone that they are so expensive.
LMFAO....This is just a business practice, Zos has a developer or two work on a cool mount and in return make some $ off of it. If you don't agree, don't buy? Do you know how many players actually buy a large portion of those exotic mounts just because they're cool? Personally I have 2 the snowbear mount(match the costume/pet) and the black panther, *it's just another product*
Edit: Complaining about prices won't change anything, it's just complaining. Defending high prices because people will feel less special is actually...interesting... @Thealteregoroman for mvp.
Dungeon finder is broken for a month (rewarding for daily random is broken) and people still thinking buying a mount. Good luck waiting for developers to fix something when they can sell reskin mounts for 40$ and their players think they are special and ignore the game issues.
its 2,500 btw
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Yeah, I would have preferred an iron color instead of gold. I'm sure one day we'll see a recolor sabre cat with iron gray armor.I just think it's a shame the armour is so garish and can't be hidden or recoloured. If it was steel or silver it wouldn't be so bad, but in gold it just looks silly to me.
If ZOS is smart, they'll never charge 4,000 crowns for a mount again. There's a limit as to how much (most) people are willing to spend on an item like that. I'm someone who loves to spend money on different mounts, and I didn't even buy the elk, or the dro m'anthra senche. (Well, I wasn't yet playing ESO when the senche came out, but I wouldn't have bought it even if I had been.) If the elk had been 2,500 I would have gotten it. Maybe they realize they lost a lot of sales on the elk by pricing it that high. (They wouldn't have cared if they lost SOME sales, but maybe they lost a LOT more sales than they thought they would, and were like, "Uh-oh. ... Maybe we overplayed our hand on that one.")OH MY GOD, COME ON PEOPLE
Morrowind is on preorder. Zos need to get people feeling OK about the game, and they don't want people having to choose between buying a mount and pre-ordering the next bit of content (which extends zos's use of people's wallets). If you spend 50 dollar pounds on an expansion one month, will you buy a 4500 crown montt the same month?
I am really happy with the price for this mount (and the warning about it we got yesterday), but I don't expect prices like this after people pay the pre-release price for morowind. When morrowind drops in price the crown store will inflate.
SydneyGrey wrote: »Maybe they realize they lost a lot of sales on the elk by pricing it that high. (They wouldn't have cared if they lost SOME sales, but maybe they lost a LOT more sales than they thought they would, and were like, "Uh-oh. ... Maybe we overplayed our hand on that one.") Or maybe they priced it that high on purpose in an attempt to train us to accept a 2,500 price for other items. Seems to have worked.
SydneyGrey wrote: »Yeah, I would have preferred an iron color instead of gold. I'm sure one day we'll see a recolor sabre cat with iron gray armor.I just think it's a shame the armour is so garish and can't be hidden or recoloured. If it was steel or silver it wouldn't be so bad, but in gold it just looks silly to me.
Yeah, after I posted that, I was able to find the picture again. It's a black sabre cat with iron-gray armor. Looks great. It also has a matching cub.Vulture051 wrote: »Could have sworn I saw a Black Sabre Cat mount with silver armor from a datamine.