Please define "loyal player" in your own words.

DHale · May 2017

Making me waste gold mats when you decide what I am using gets the nerf hammer and I keep playing.

xaraan · May 2017

You don't owe loyalty to any company, it's up to them to earn customers.

But in how it's commonly used is someone sticking through things and giving it a chance or trying to help if things are rough. But it ends there, you don't owe any allegiance to a company you are paying a service for, you should have expectations that they deliver or earn your money and time and if they do, then they garner good or 'loyal' customers.

It's a circle, not a one sided relationship where loyalty is owed to some product you like.

haukke · May 2017

DaveMoeDee wrote: »

haukke wrote: »

I am a loyal player. played everyday since release. 104 characters across 13 accounts across 3 platforms. has had eso plus since release. have over 9000 hours played. own everything ever released in the crown store. have played for 3 years 7 months. preordered 3 collectors editions of morrowind...1 for each platform. dedicated and loyal.

Just managing all the logins seems like too much work for me!

Did you farm crafting writs for motifs during anniversary event? That is 600 writs/day! Do you use multiple devices to collect hireling emails simultaneously? I imagine you have your own guild.

When you say 13 accounts, these aren't dummy accounts created during free weekends to get guild storage, are they?

13 accounts all separate. Only 2 are in the same guild and none of them are mine. I play on them all throughout the month and none are dummy accounts and I use no add-ons on PC. I play all accounts separately. No gold or materials are shared between accounts. I just play each account as if it were a separate person. I like making characters and playing ESO it is just that simple.

ADarklore · May 2017

My idea of a loyal player is someone who subscribes, who continues to put money into the game, and while may not always agree with the devs, and may even be outspokenly negative about their decisions sometimes, in the end you continue your subs and adding revenue to the game because, overall, you still immensely enjoy it.

Kharnamatic · May 2017

A loyal player is someone who doesn't complain about the developers no matter what changes they make.

Galwylin · May 2017

When I hear "loyal player", I expect some type of threat. Usually quitting or being worked against in some manner. And 10 out of 10 times when a company uses the phrase loyal customers, they are trying to sell you something. I am completely confidant not one single person at this company (or any other) goes to bed at night worrying about yours or mine gaming experience. I'm okay with that. I had gotten some flyer in the mail about bundling my internet and stuff. The price sounded good so I called. Well, that was for new customers only and I've been, and I quote, a loyal customer since 2005. So, that's what loyalty gets you. Nothing.

snakester320 · May 2017

Loyalty is throwing real cash at ZOS and there bullsh.t ... you won't get anything extra maybe a thanks for being a sucker!

Cpt_Teemo · May 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35_pBuJWMPA

Enslaved · May 2017

Loyal player. From my perspective, one that plays game for a long time and wants to play it for even more. One that want to see game improved for everybody and is concerned if he sees game developers/managers doing stuff that might harm game longevity in any way.

Loyal player. From Zos perspective. Anyone willing to spend 500 euros on con crates, 150 euros on a 20 mb house, 50 euros on a 5 mb mount and even a cent on a crown lethal poisons. Every month.