Just curious.. WHY did you spend the $100? When you already have games that didnt work.
Its pretty simple.. EU has a different hardware code, so only stuff bought in EU plays in EU electronics.
You need to buy a NA PSN.
Just curious.. WHY did you spend the $100? When you already have games that didnt work.
Its pretty simple.. EU has a different hardware code, so only stuff bought in EU plays in EU electronics.
You need to buy a NA PSN.
You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. Thanks for trying to respond... the coding is exactly the same. I use an American PS4 - but my PSN is UK. Sony do NOT migrate accounts internationally - so they said I should make an American one and lose all my PSN achievements. I wasn't going to do that.
I'm okay not have codes for things like "any race any alliance". But when I buy an actual game (and this is an EXPANSION and an actual game) I fully expect the game to WORK!!! Not be restricted because of some crappy code that prevents me using it because I happen to play on a foreign PSN. This is nonsense and backward thinking in a world that is meant to be more connected digitally than ever.
So... if you don't know what you're talking about, keep your comments to yourself. I'll wait for someone who can help. Thanks.
Seems to me you should be asking Sony
Sugaroverdose wrote: »You just should've bough expansion in EU store instead of physical box for code
Meh, you can't move your steam, xbox live account as well from one region to another, it's how © works, not exclusively Sony.Sugaroverdose wrote: »You just should've bough expansion in EU store instead of physical box for code
Which is why, if you search, I asked this question over a month ago and Zenimax didn't respond. I wanted the CE edition. Don't try to lecture me on what I should and should not do. When I buy a game disc, I expect it to work. Period. I wasn't even expecting the codes for the bonus materials to work - I know they never do... but I expect the game itself to work... that should be a MINIMUM expectation of a reasonable person.
Incidentally, I cannot purchase anything in the UK store because I do not have a UK credit or debit card. Sony are really to blame here - but then you don't expect Software houses to screw you too by shifting goal posts.
Sugaroverdose wrote: »Meh, you can't move your steam, xbox live account as well from one region to another, it's how © works, not exclusively Sony.Sugaroverdose wrote: »You just should've bough expansion in EU store instead of physical box for code
Which is why, if you search, I asked this question over a month ago and Zenimax didn't respond. I wanted the CE edition. Don't try to lecture me on what I should and should not do. When I buy a game disc, I expect it to work. Period. I wasn't even expecting the codes for the bonus materials to work - I know they never do... but I expect the game itself to work... that should be a MINIMUM expectation of a reasonable person.
Incidentally, I cannot purchase anything in the UK store because I do not have a UK credit or debit card. Sony are really to blame here - but then you don't expect Software houses to screw you too by shifting goal posts.
If you would ask before buying you would know that your kind of unique situation isn't handled at any side and maybe bought PSN british pound card code.
ZoS could give you code, it cost nothing to them, but it's never gonna happen
Just curious.. WHY did you spend the $100? When you already have games that didnt work.
Its pretty simple.. EU has a different hardware code, so only stuff bought in EU plays in EU electronics.
You need to buy a NA PSN.
You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. Thanks for trying to respond... the coding is exactly the same. I use an American PS4 - but my PSN is UK. Sony do NOT migrate accounts internationally - so they said I should make an American one and lose all my PSN achievements. I wasn't going to do that.
I'm okay not have codes for things like "any race any alliance". But when I buy an actual game (and this is an EXPANSION and an actual game) I fully expect the game to WORK!!! Not be restricted because of some crappy code that prevents me using it because I happen to play on a foreign PSN. This is nonsense and backward thinking in a world that is meant to be more connected digitally than ever.
So... if you don't know what you're talking about, keep your comments to yourself. I'll wait for someone who can help. Thanks.
So much stuff changed, than you're right but i can't actually understand how they're accounting handles such transfersSugaroverdose wrote: »Meh, you can't move your steam, xbox live account as well from one region to another, it's how © works, not exclusively Sony.Sugaroverdose wrote: »You just should've bough expansion in EU store instead of physical box for code
Which is why, if you search, I asked this question over a month ago and Zenimax didn't respond. I wanted the CE edition. Don't try to lecture me on what I should and should not do. When I buy a game disc, I expect it to work. Period. I wasn't even expecting the codes for the bonus materials to work - I know they never do... but I expect the game itself to work... that should be a MINIMUM expectation of a reasonable person.
Incidentally, I cannot purchase anything in the UK store because I do not have a UK credit or debit card. Sony are really to blame here - but then you don't expect Software houses to screw you too by shifting goal posts.
If you would ask before buying you would know that your kind of unique situation isn't handled at any side and maybe bought PSN british pound card code.
ZoS could give you code, it cost nothing to them, but it's never gonna happen
You're wrong... you can migrate Steam and Xbox Live accounts...
https://support.xbox.com/en-US/my-account/microsoft-account/update-microsoft-account-country-region
It's not hard at all. It is exclusively Sony that do not offer this service
Just curious.. WHY did you spend the $100? When you already have games that didnt work.
Its pretty simple.. EU has a different hardware code, so only stuff bought in EU plays in EU electronics.
You need to buy a NA PSN.
You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. Thanks for trying to respond... the coding is exactly the same. I use an American PS4 - but my PSN is UK. Sony do NOT migrate accounts internationally - so they said I should make an American one and lose all my PSN achievements. I wasn't going to do that.
I'm okay not have codes for things like "any race any alliance". But when I buy an actual game (and this is an EXPANSION and an actual game) I fully expect the game to WORK!!! Not be restricted because of some crappy code that prevents me using it because I happen to play on a foreign PSN. This is nonsense and backward thinking in a world that is meant to be more connected digitally than ever.
So... if you don't know what you're talking about, keep your comments to yourself. I'll wait for someone who can help. Thanks.
In that case. after 2 seconds of searching. THIS is what SONY has to say.. Official reply and everything.
http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-Network-Support/Can-I-use-psn-cards-in-another-country/td-p/37456757
And, while you are reading to catch up on the 1990s.. here.. read this too about how DVDs are region or country locked, just like the PSN cards.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code
Just curious.. WHY did you spend the $100? When you already have games that didnt work.
Its pretty simple.. EU has a different hardware code, so only stuff bought in EU plays in EU electronics.
You need to buy a NA PSN.
You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. Thanks for trying to respond... the coding is exactly the same. I use an American PS4 - but my PSN is UK. Sony do NOT migrate accounts internationally - so they said I should make an American one and lose all my PSN achievements. I wasn't going to do that.
I'm okay not have codes for things like "any race any alliance". But when I buy an actual game (and this is an EXPANSION and an actual game) I fully expect the game to WORK!!! Not be restricted because of some crappy code that prevents me using it because I happen to play on a foreign PSN. This is nonsense and backward thinking in a world that is meant to be more connected digitally than ever.
So... if you don't know what you're talking about, keep your comments to yourself. I'll wait for someone who can help. Thanks.
In that case. after 2 seconds of searching. THIS is what SONY has to say.. Official reply and everything.
http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-Network-Support/Can-I-use-psn-cards-in-another-country/td-p/37456757
And, while you are reading to catch up on the 1990s.. here.. read this too about how DVDs are region or country locked, just like the PSN cards.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code
Pure and simple. Region locking is a marketing strategy - it's not a coding one. You can unlock the region to a DVD player easily - and in case you didn't know it already, video games are region free. Maybe YOU need to catch up to the 21st century.
This is neither a game coding issue, nor a region one. This is based on the fact that Zenimax decided to put an access code on their game. This was designed to prevent pre-owned games being sold and re-sold and to limit one copy per account. The problem is, by doing so, they've also ostracized people like me. You really need to understand the problem here again before commenting and trolling.
In any case, if not too hard, please, inform of your findings - whether it's region/account locked. For me, the situation is even worse - I cannot buy any edition online, and it seems they decided to spit on the asian area completely and not release it there at all.I did my research. The code referred to PC version - and not physical copies of it. It was my understanding that the codes inside he physical CE edition were for the bonus content and NOT just to access the game!!!. I asked that question too - but again - got no response for Zeni.
I agree with the above poster too. It stinks of a scam rather than marketing. They wanted to sell this game like a DLC, whereby it's account locked and cannot be sold on. But doing that would have meant they would have had to give it to ESO+ members for just their monthly fee... so .. they chose Expansion route to maximize profits. Problem is, they had to offer a physical copy as they were selling it as a brand new part of the base game. In doing so, they knew it could be re-sold upon completion. This way - they are able to prevent the resale and still lock it to one account.