people who tell their mistress/paramour they are going to leave their spouses to be with them
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those who actually do leave their spouses if they dont get caught
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people who post "i am leaving when..."
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people who actually leave when...

85%. It's easier to quit smoking.

Being realistic, most people'll prolly still buy it. That's what happened with many DLC, I remember one jerk crying so hard all over the forums about how Imp city was the worst and nek minut, bam, I saw him in there every single day.

GreenhaloX wrote: »

Ok.. I'll be that black sheep. With all the talks of more nerfing that may or may not come with Morrowind, I'm also curious on how many that are not in agreement are secretly planning to walk away and quit ESO.

Yes. I pre-ordered and now I wish I could refund the damn thing (if it's possible and anyone knows how - PLEASE let me know).

Generally everyone who is a longtime player, done all the content or just is going to continue playing ESO will be interested in Morrowind and the content(Buying it)....just really? 3 crafted sets and none of them are 9 traits? In a paid expansion...L

lunawisp wrote: »

I haven't made up my mind yet. I probably will, since I just resubbed last week but I am a bit miffed that it's being pushed as an expansion. Tbh, if it wasn't for the crafting bag I probably wouldn't sub at all, especially now they've started on the slippery slope of releasing content not covered by the sub.

My recurring subscription was up for renewal earlier this month. I happened across an old 60-day time card, and based on uncertainty with Morrowind, I used it to extend the date of my recurring subscription. This was intended to allow me time to see Morrowind on PTS. In this way, I could make additional decisions about Morrowind, based on actual hands-on experience. Now, my ESO Plus is set to renew after Morrowind comes out.

ZOS has a long, and time-honored, tradition of conceiving of really grand plans and top-notch ideas, and then implementing the barest minimum to bring it to market. The grander the plan that ZOS rolls out, the louder the hype, the more I feel the need to see it for myself before I get too invested.

Now, I did not know that it was going to be invite-only, or subject to an NDA, when I did this, so it is not a fool-proof plan.

If people are uncertain about whether they want to re-subscribe between now and June 6, and want to wait a bit to see what Morrowind actually delivers in the final push to Live, then finding a time card for your platform might be beneficial.

Like I said elsewhere, the first week of PTS is not the proper time to be making decisions and burning bridges. If someone finds themselves going down that path, they need to seriously consider taking a step back and breathe.

Some had quit, Like Aggelos, but then come back to the scene after a couple of weeks. How many still playing complained of quitting after the crown crates?

I'm still getting it. I do understand where the Templar anger is coming from, but thankfully - for me, as a MagDK and MagSorc, I am virtually untouched by these changes. Still, I think they should give Major Mending back to Templars, and buff any other healing classes/abilities to suit, not nerf the Templars down.

Removal or Warlord and Magician is some serious garbage. Especially since I spent so much time building my characters to have large pools Mag, but no cost reduction outside those two CP. Now I'm going to have to find another way to get cost reduction, or suffer the loss... I don't think it's that big, as it stands now, I believe I'm getting something like one free hit for every 10, so really, those sustain stats never helped me much anyway.

Overall, I see nothing that really throws me off.

While I think Morrowind is poor value overall, based on listening to guild chats etc. I think they will easily hit over 80% of active players purchasing the expansion

I don't get it - the upcoming changes people are upset about affect the base game regardless of whether one buys Morrowind or not.