As others have said, ESO+. So I will not be buying it.

That said I will probably wait a little while to do these 2 new dungeons. Until any bugs or imbalances etc have been encountered, reported and fixed.

Yes, but wish I hadn't.

"Begin An Epic Adventure..." etc.
Only got two dungeons.

I don't do dungeons often enough to justify buying more of them.

I wouldn't rule it out if there's one I really enjoyed and wanted permanent access to, but that seems unlikely.

Tommy_The_Gun wrote: »

No - because of horible racial rebalance changes.
No - because it is a dungeon DLC that contais crucial part of story that will be continued through this year (because of that I will most likely skip entire year of new content).
No - because it I vote with my wallet.

Btw. I sincerely hope that enough people will do similar so next time ZOS will think twice before pulling such move.

Pretty much the same here. I stopped paying when breaking lore for the top 1% and the bottom line became more important.

Even as an ESO+ player, I bought the CE version of Wrathstone, because it contained the Treasure Hunter's Horse and the Carnelian Theodolite pet, and I wanted both.

Since I had stocked up on Crowns while they were at 40% sale, the 4,000 Crowns worth DLC package cost me as if it was 2,400 Crowns. I consider that a price I am willing to pay for a DLC (even a dungeon one I may not play in the forseeable future), a mount and a pet in one package, even if I would naturally love to see Crown Store items sold for less.

The horse looks awesome and the construct is already accompanying one of my characters. I already have a plan how to use both the Dwarven Theodolite from Nchuleftingth public dungeon and the Carnelian Theodolite from Wrathstone DLC for a certain scene in one of my ESO homes.

I don't do group dungeon content. If they made an option for single players to run them, then maybe.

TL; DR: no because plus.

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As an ESO+ player, buying DLCs is generally very low on the priority list.

I like DLC dungeons. In fact I didn't use to mind them at all. But I have found them to be harder and harder each round, and finding people who can run them, and is willing to get serious training in them, is getting equally harder.

I bought IC totally by mistake when I first started playing. The concept of DLC was very foreign to me, amd I wanted an Imperial character. There were two things in the store about Imperials and the IC, I couldn't tell the difference and bought the wrong one. Oops.

SotH I might buy. Even more so if one day, on its 5th anniversary or something (......) it gets a discount. I've run the dungeons so many times they hold no secrets. Don't find them 'hard' anymore either, just the right amount of challenging on HM. Got all the achievements on at least one character so they're cool in my book.

HotR are meh. No one runs them anymore. Some of the extra achievements are weird and despite many attempts I've never pulled them off. Motifs are pretty ugly so one less point of interest. The only really useful thing from them is Earthgore.

Dragonbones is a mixed bag. On the one hand I really like SCP. Zaan is the most fun boss I ever fought. But Fang Lair is horrible. I really don't like that dungeon. I would buy a SCP DLC. I wouldn't buy a FL DLC.

Wolfhunter is not so bad. Very doable in fact, even on HM. Still, finding group to run them for motifs and achievements is still a pain. WTB friends, I guess.

And now Wrathstone is more of the same. Malatar is fun but after I ran it once I haven't stepped foot in it again. Good luck finding a group focused on getting the achievements done. FV is meh to me. Copy/paste of almost everything, and annoying mechanics to boot. I'd buy Malatar, I wouldn't buy Frostvault.

Perhaps one day when I don't find them annoying/boring/too challenging I'll have genuine interest in acquiring the DLCs. Until then, I'll stick with my ESO+.