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Which version should I buy?
dzebas
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Hi,
Finally Sony solved ESO demo version issue (was not able to purchase game after playing demo). I've enjoyed the demo and now I'm ready to buy, only not sure which version to get? On Playstation store there are couple of options (in Australian dollars):
- ESO Tamriel Unlimited (includes Morrowind) $19.95
- ESO Summerset (base game + Summerset chapter, no Morrowind) $34.95
- ESO Collection (includes base game, Morrowind, Summerset and 4 DLC's) $69.95
I'm thinking either first or third option, just not sure if collection edition worth the price? Unlimited version already has tone of content (I think?), so maybe just get that and later get Summerset upgrade?
Forgot to mention, special runs for another 2 days, so need to decide soon
Thanks in advance.
Edited by dzebas on August 21, 2018 4:41AM Finally Sony solved ESO demo version issue (was not able to purchase game after playing demo). I've enjoyed the demo and now I'm ready to buy, only not sure which version to get? On Playstation store there are couple of options (in Australian dollars):
- ESO Tamriel Unlimited (includes Morrowind) $19.95
- ESO Summerset (base game + Summerset chapter, no Morrowind) $34.95
- ESO Collection (includes base game, Morrowind, Summerset and 4 DLC's) $69.95
I'm thinking either first or third option, just not sure if collection edition worth the price? Unlimited version already has tone of content (I think?), so maybe just get that and later get Summerset upgrade?
Forgot to mention, special runs for another 2 days, so need to decide soon
Thanks in advance.
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skyhawk002✭✭✭ESO collection, hands down. The DLCs aren’t worth missing and both morrowind and Summerset are great for questing.1 -
Shazanti✭✭✭Another thought for consideration: If you plan on being an ESO+ subscriber, you will get access to all the DLC.
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Jameliel✭✭✭✭✭
✭The 20 dollar one and then sub if you plan on playing for any length of time. Use the crowns you get every month to buy any dlcs you may want to play even if you stop subbing.Edited by Jameliel on August 21, 2018 7:34AM2 -
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✭✭✭✭✭The 20 dollar one and then sub if you plan on playing for any length of time. Use the crowns you get every month to buy and dlcs you may want to play even if you stop subbing.
Yeah, this. The only thing you miss out on that way is Summerset. If you really want that content right now, then the second option. If you're interested in running DLCs, I think ESO+ is the better value.0 -
StormChaser3000✭✭✭✭✭
✭I'd recommend Tamriel Unlimited and then subscribe to ESO+ to get access to all DLCs. ESO map is so HUUUGE that it will take probably a year or two (depending on your playing style) to go through all those lands and quests. By that time newer expansions will be going on sale occasionally. You'll be able to buy them either at discounted price or using crowns if by that time they are moved to DLC section.0 -
dzebas✭Thanks everyone for your replies, really appreciated!
Looks like base game (with Morrowind) and ESO+ is the way to go. I've already experienced that initial 60 slots will be a big pain in the rear.
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Glurin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Buy them all, then give the two you don't want to some friends.
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