Agreed. This is the same tactic the craft bag uses in a sense: Inventory that, if unsubscribed, becomes almost an inconvenience. I wish they would just listen to the MOUNTAIN of feedback that suggested they add a eso+ transmog system.

Double or triple mount training (reduction in time between training OR 3 training attributes per 20 hours) could be cool.

Increased EXP gain (another 10% on top of the 10%, totaling 20%)

Cheaper upgrades to available storage and inventory spaces (the price is astronomical already, the reason that 90% of players haven't purchased the extra space is because they can't afford it - I remember rich addressing this as the reason why they didn't add storage initially with housing.

Cheaper crowns, always (-10% or -15% off the price of crown packs on all platforms, at all times.)

All of these would be excellent options.

I think this is a wonderful incentive to encourage subscription numbers.

what does WoW give you for your subscription?

what does FFXIV give you for your subscription?

im not saying these games dont give you anything, but im sure they give a lot less.

ESO was founded on subscription. it literally helped fund the game development for consoles. despite no real appreciation being shown for that by zos or other players, we long time consistent subscribers know very well we are literal saviors and unsung heroes of ESO.

you love this game? support it with your wallet.

that being said, ZOS please lower the price of motifs and mounts in the crown store. Dont be like Games Workshop and price loyal customers out of the game.

But im sure those pricings are controlled by Zenimax parent company marketing team forcing ZOS to create items to meet their sales quota figures.

Anything that gives extra bank space is great! Would tie nicely with the current ESO+ benefits & concept.

More pay to win. Fine by me.

It's alright. Still not much incentive to subscribe honestly. This coming from someone who is currently subscribed atm. The craft bag is the only thing keeping me tho.

Will free up a character slot for me lol one of my guys at the moment is a level 3 that exsists to hold over 100 bound items that dont fit in my bank

Also can we get a search feature with Update 14 then. Because shifting through 400 bank slots is going to be a nightmare, especially with console and core UI (no grid).

It is not pay to win, but something that loyal players that play every day really need. Spot on. Exactly how it should be. People who starting the game for free, don't need that much bank space anyway. Once they see this is a game they want to stick with, they shouldn't have problem subscribing either imh.

Since it's been "confirmed", that just makes me glad that I'm a subscriber.

While I appreciate your worry about not being able to "unsubscribe", OP, there's a caveat: If I ever decide to unsubscribe from ESO+, it will be because I'm just done with ESO, and either have already moved to a new MMORPG, or am in the process of moving to another MMORPG.

If that's the case, my bank/inventory in ESO really won't bother me that it is/is not usable. I will already be done, so I won't care.

But in the present, I see it as a great bonus that should help convince more people to subscribe, thus keeping the game well funded.

I see no shady practices in this decision. Double/Triple Bank space for subscribers is pretty common in MMO history, and MMORPG's in general.

I like it sure I would like other things but subscriber pay fifty cents a day. That pretty darn cheap.

While extending the bank is a good thing, they way they are going about most things is what has concerned me for a long time.

They are charging real money for dlc and chapters (which is fine) ON TOP of requiring a subscription in order to efficiently Manage inventory and housing space (not OK).

While money isn't a problem for me, I don't plan on throwing more money at this game. I'll allow my pre order to stay but I can't foresee me subscribing ever again under this model. The incentive to play this game is becoming non existent as unlocks are primarily real money based rather than progression based and it's not just cosmetics.

The other part of concern....unlike the crafting bag.....what happens after someone losses an active subscription? Do they loose access to items actually in the bank until they re subscribe or do they keep access but loses the ability to bank anything until they remove items to get beneach the 240 or so limit

That's like shooting you in the leg and make you pay for the crutches. Why not just let everyone upgrade their bank space to 500?