Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
If you look back at what ZOS claimed was immersion breaking and compare it to this, well, I find this add to be far more intrusive than things like displaying numbers on health bars. As I noted in another thread, this type of advertising is a F2P tactic that you can usually disable by purchasing a premium subscription. So where does the advertising stop? Whn you pay for ESO+ despite having to purchase the base game? Can you never disable it unless someone gives us an add-on?
I mean, everyone knows there is a cash shop, yet they won't give us holiday events because they break immersion and then they place pop-up ads instead of using an in-game merchant that advertises when you enter a new area, or an in-game mail, or even a freaking loading screen (which we look at for at least 10 minutes for every few hours we play). I'm sorry but a pop-up is incredibly intrusive when they could have advertised in several different ways that would not break immersion.
Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
If you look back at what ZOS claimed was immersion breaking and compare it to this, well, I find this add to be far more intrusive than things like displaying numbers on health bars. As I noted in another thread, this type of advertising is a F2P tactic that you can usually disable by purchasing a premium subscription. So where does the advertising stop? Whn you pay for ESO+ despite having to purchase the base game? Can you never disable it unless someone gives us an add-on?
I mean, everyone knows there is a cash shop, yet they won't give us holiday events because they break immersion and then they place pop-up ads instead of using an in-game merchant that advertises when you enter a new area, or an in-game mail, or even a freaking loading screen (which we look at for at least 10 minutes for every few hours we play). I'm sorry but a pop-up is incredibly intrusive when they could have advertised in several different ways that would not break immersion.
It's only supposed to pop up when they add new things to the crown store, and only once per account. This is broken, so stop complaining about it like it's intended.
Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
If you look back at what ZOS claimed was immersion breaking and compare it to this, well, I find this add to be far more intrusive than things like displaying numbers on health bars. As I noted in another thread, this type of advertising is a F2P tactic that you can usually disable by purchasing a premium subscription. So where does the advertising stop? Whn you pay for ESO+ despite having to purchase the base game? Can you never disable it unless someone gives us an add-on?
I mean, everyone knows there is a cash shop, yet they won't give us holiday events because they break immersion and then they place pop-up ads instead of using an in-game merchant that advertises when you enter a new area, or an in-game mail, or even a freaking loading screen (which we look at for at least 10 minutes for every few hours we play). I'm sorry but a pop-up is incredibly intrusive when they could have advertised in several different ways that would not break immersion.
It's only supposed to pop up when they add new things to the crown store, and only once per account. This is broken, so stop complaining about it like it's intended.
The point is not the frequency or size of the pop-up ad but the fact that the pop-up ad even exists. As noted there are several more immersive ways to provide the same information, especially during loading screens and/or with in-game mail.
Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Hiero_Glyph wrote: »Its my understanding that these are only supposed to pop up the very first time you log in for the day and only on one character.
This was their answer to us not liking the last thing they tried.
Then that do not work like intended ... I see this ad after maybe two hours playing the game (I was doing some recording for my YT channel). If that work like you say, well, I do not like it but I can live with it, it's not that intruisive.
If you look back at what ZOS claimed was immersion breaking and compare it to this, well, I find this add to be far more intrusive than things like displaying numbers on health bars. As I noted in another thread, this type of advertising is a F2P tactic that you can usually disable by purchasing a premium subscription. So where does the advertising stop? Whn you pay for ESO+ despite having to purchase the base game? Can you never disable it unless someone gives us an add-on?
I mean, everyone knows there is a cash shop, yet they won't give us holiday events because they break immersion and then they place pop-up ads instead of using an in-game merchant that advertises when you enter a new area, or an in-game mail, or even a freaking loading screen (which we look at for at least 10 minutes for every few hours we play). I'm sorry but a pop-up is incredibly intrusive when they could have advertised in several different ways that would not break immersion.
It's only supposed to pop up when they add new things to the crown store, and only once per account. This is broken, so stop complaining about it like it's intended.
The point is not the frequency or size of the pop-up ad but the fact that the pop-up ad even exists. As noted there are several more immersive ways to provide the same information, especially during loading screens and/or with in-game mail.
Why would anyone pay attention to a loading screen? They last so long that I personally tab out to read the forums. I'm in a loading screen right now!
Honestly, a one-time pop-up is the best way to do it. Because people will pay attention to it, and they'll know what's going on in the crown store. The reasoning behind it is simple enough, people get pissed off when they miss a deal they didn't know about, so this is Zenimax's response.