Are Recent Actions by ESO Bad

KanedaSyndrome · April 2017

LOL, that's all I have to say.

To OP, get some sleep and delete this thread.

alexkdd99 · April 2017

No you can't sue them, read tos.

However I know I personally wouldn't of bought 22k crowns had I known of all the nerfs. Not because I am quitting, but because I will atleast try out the game when patch hits live before making my decision.

I don't think it is a coincidence that they had a crown sale directly before releasing the patch notes. I also don't think it is a coincidence that they paired these nerfs with Morrowind.

If you read the tos though it says they can turn the game off tomorrow. So then drastically changing it doesn't mean anything. You agreed to the terms they set forth. I don't like the changes but virtually every game sets forth very similar terms in their ToS. To which you either agree or you don't play.

Malamar1229 · April 2017

If any company ever deserved to be sued it was SONY when they brought the NGE garbage to Star Wars Galaxies. that didn't work out well for the players who tried.

ANGEL_BtVS · April 2017

Ha. Haha. Hahaha. Hahahahahahahahahahaha....

The_Lex · April 2017

Nope, no cause of action here. And a client who brings a lawsuit purely for the principle of the matter is very, very dangerous client.

You might feel better after a good nap.

DeadlyRecluse · April 2017

If, in life, you find yourself considering legal action over your imaginary wizard person, you should consider a technology detox.

ZOS_Ragnar · April 2017

While we encourage you to share feedback, suggestion, and requests with us, we do not allow the discussion of legal matters on the forums. We believe that these type of demands are not conducive to constructive commentary.