You didn't pay for early access. Both the standard and the imperial edition included three(physical) to five(digital) days of early access. Both editions will cost the same on the official release date as they do now. The game time you paid for(30 days) doesn't start until the game is officially released.
To clarify, the $59.99 for the standard game was for the following:
1) A limited license to play the game. You "own" it now.
2) 30 days of game time.
The extra amount paid for the Imperial edition(both physical and digital) was only for extra bonuses - The imperial race, horse, a pet mudcrab and/or some bonus physical items.
SilentVigil wrote: »
I would bet the reason that most people paid for the pre-order editions (either 3 or 5 day early access) was for the early access - so to say that you didn't pay for early access is not correct if that is why you paid more than the standard game price.
floydmurphy.kg_ESO wrote: »SilentVigil wrote: »
I would bet the reason that most people paid for the pre-order editions (either 3 or 5 day early access) was for the early access - so to say that you didn't pay for early access is not correct if that is why you paid more than the standard game price.
I still don't think you get it. You can go pay $79.99 on April 4th, and get the exact same imperial edition of the game, just with no early access. You didn't pay any extra money to play 5 days early, you just happened to pre-order.
northernwolfb16_ESO wrote: »Everyone forgets that WoW was essentially down for it's whole first two weeks of launch. This is still pretty smooth by MMO standards - even if it is disappointing.
neomage84ub17_ESO wrote: »
Well....I didn't care much about the pets and crap. The Imperial is cool but I paid the extra money to get the 5 days of early access. So...
thjudgeman1142ub17_ESO wrote: »They should have just had an open beta for a week or two to flesh out these issues.... the weekend only closed beta scheme I think was too limited in scope especially for a game of this size and complexity.
$.02
mssmith330 wrote: »Its possible the pre-purchase people are the open beta testers, they just may not have told us. . .
-northernwolfb16_ESO wrote: »Everyone forgets that WoW was essentially down for it's whole first two weeks of launch. This is still pretty smooth by MMO standards - even if it is disappointing.
You didn't pay for early access. Both the standard and the imperial edition included three(physical) to five(digital) days of early access. Both editions will cost the same on the official release date as they do now. The game time you paid for(30 days) doesn't start until the game is officially released.
To clarify, the $59.99 for the standard game was for the following:
1) A limited license to play the game. You "own" it now.
2) 30 days of game time.
The extra amount paid for the Imperial edition(both physical and digital) was only for extra bonuses - The imperial race, horse, a pet mudcrab and/or some bonus physical items.
@RastSekyd, then please explain this:
Visiting the store for early access to me means that we paid for the privilege.
eq2imora_ESO wrote: »We reported all of this repeatedly in beta for months and they wait until now to fix it when theyll get bad tep for it.
Thats what I dont understand. Some of you people need to buzz off, folks that reported most of these bugs have all rights to be pissed.
floydmurphy.kg_ESO wrote: »I still don't think you get it. You can go pay $79.99 on April 4th, and get the exact same imperial edition of the game, just with no early access. You didn't pay any extra money to play 5 days early, you just happened to pre-order.
You could have also paid $59.99 and had 5 day early access...because you pre-ordered. Once again, you didn't pay any extra money.
Actually you're the one not getting it. 80 USD now worths more than 80 USD later. Maybe look up PV/FV in wiki.
ZOS never said the service we purchase is of lesser value.