Blacknight841 wrote: »Maybe with the extra 30$ the statue will be a bit more sturdy, and it won't break in the box before it arrives.
Also, sadly, I cannot display such statuette proudly, since many of my elderly Christian relatives, will probably think, that I am part of some vile cult. I wish they made different statuettes, like Gryphon or Crystal tower for Summerset, maybe small mural of Alinor, and miniature barrow for or Lyris statuette for Greymoore.
ManwithBeard9 wrote: »Seraphayel wrote: »Seraphayel wrote: »$130?
Cashing in on that Skyrim nostalgia. IIRC not even the Imperial Edition back in 2014 costed that much.
And that's like what, $20-30 more expensive than the Morrowind / Summerset CE. Wow, just wow.
If you're a collector, it's not going to matter much. CE's are not really for me as I never got into it, and tbh, I don't have the space for them, but for a collector, this just makes it more limited.
Don't get me wrong, I do have both the Imperial Edition and the Morrowind CE - they were overpriced but offered great quality, especially the journals and the statues.
Then came the Summerset CE which I bought, unpacked and instantly returned to Amazon because it was cheap and compared to the previous two ones a blatant rip off. If the Greymoor CE is like the Imperial Edition or Morrowind CE it's great but still overpriced. If it's like the Summerset CE you could even call this a scam.
For someone that is as negative as you are, you're here an awful lot.
@Personofsecrets Those are from a book collection called The Hero's Guide to ESO. They produced a limited run of 10,000 copies and numbered them all. They're very high quality, and the alchemy journal is especially impressive since it's full of illustrations of ingredients! You should be able to find them online but I'm not sure what the pricing will be like these days.Personofsecrets wrote: »Darkstorne wrote: »Not falling for that again. I can wait until next Christmas and see if they discount it 70% like they did with Elseweyr.
Yep, think this is the first time I won't be buying a Chapter day one, but waiting for a big discount. And I bought the physical CEs for all the Chapters that had them, and the base game CE. Mostly for the beautiful art books:
This Chapter is just so underwhelming. No one hand and spell line, no bard line, no arena, only a tiny section of Skyrim since almost half the new content is underground...
The vampire revamp is fantastic news, but it's also confirmed as a base game update too, so no need to buy the Chapter for that. And as great as archaeology antiquities sounds, I'm not paying $40+ for that.
ZOS know that their previous Chapters have always lacked in content compared to other MMO expansions, and it's always been a big criticism. Yes, they churn them out faster than the competition, but they also charge crazy high prices for their expansions. And 2020's Chapter looks like they're experimenting with how little they can get away with charging for. Other than antiquities there's nothing new here mechanically. It's just a relatively small new zone to quest in, for $40-130. That's a hard pass from me
What are the 3 front most books? I only recognize the ones in the back.
Darkstorne wrote: »Not falling for that again. I can wait until next Christmas and see if they discount it 70% like they did with Elseweyr.
Yep, think this is the first time I won't be buying a Chapter day one, but waiting for a big discount. And I bought the physical CEs for all the Chapters that had them, and the base game CE. Mostly for the beautiful art books:
This Chapter is just so underwhelming. No one hand and spell line, no bard line, no arena, only a tiny section of Skyrim since almost half the new content is underground...
The vampire revamp is fantastic news, but it's also confirmed as a base game update too, so no need to buy the Chapter for that. And as great as archaeology antiquities sounds, I'm not paying $40+ for that.
ZOS know that their previous Chapters have always lacked in content compared to other MMO expansions, and it's always been a big criticism. Yes, they churn them out faster than the competition, but they also charge crazy high prices for their expansions. And 2020's Chapter looks like they're experimenting with how little they can get away with charging for. Other than antiquities there's nothing new here mechanically. It's just a relatively small new zone to quest in, for $40-130. That's a hard pass from me
RavenSworn wrote: »Darkstorne wrote: »Not falling for that again. I can wait until next Christmas and see if they discount it 70% like they did with Elseweyr.
Yep, think this is the first time I won't be buying a Chapter day one, but waiting for a big discount. And I bought the physical CEs for all the Chapters that had them, and the base game CE. Mostly for the beautiful art books:
This Chapter is just so underwhelming. No one hand and spell line, no bard line, no arena, only a tiny section of Skyrim since almost half the new content is underground...
The vampire revamp is fantastic news, but it's also confirmed as a base game update too, so no need to buy the Chapter for that. And as great as archaeology antiquities sounds, I'm not paying $40+ for that.
ZOS know that their previous Chapters have always lacked in content compared to other MMO expansions, and it's always been a big criticism. Yes, they churn them out faster than the competition, but they also charge crazy high prices for their expansions. And 2020's Chapter looks like they're experimenting with how little they can get away with charging for. Other than antiquities there's nothing new here mechanically. It's just a relatively small new zone to quest in, for $40-130. That's a hard pass from me
Wait, we dont even have the full info on what is available for Greymoor in the first place so how do you even say its underwhelming?
Darkstorne wrote: »This Chapter is just so underwhelming. No one hand and spell line,
redlink1979 wrote: »What bothers me:
"We can only ship this item to addresses in the United States."
This Item is Restricted to US
https://gear.bethesda.net/products/eso-ce
Why? @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom @ZOS_RichLambert
NarutoUzumaki24 wrote: »In EB Games Australia, the price of the Physical Collector's Edition is AU$249.95.
Enemoriana wrote: »redlink1979 wrote: »What bothers me:
"We can only ship this item to addresses in the United States."
This Item is Restricted to US
https://gear.bethesda.net/products/eso-ce
Why? @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom @ZOS_RichLambert
@redlink1979, there is second for Europe. https://eumerch.bethesda.net Maybe it can deliver where you are?
However, at least some ru people can't purchase (with everything looking ok and shipping cost calculated) - just something goes wrong with payment, try again. If somebody from other places ordered - was it working for you? To understand at least if it is our local problem or store working bad in general.
January1171 wrote: »So just for some perspective:
Physical CE Upgrade- $130
Digital CE Upgrade- $50
So you're paying a difference of $80
You also get a month of ESO+- $15 value
So basically for the exclusive physical items you're paying $65
If you were buying everything separately-
1 collectible coin- $15-$20, you're getting 4 in the pack-- that's $60 by itself.
Statue- anywhere from $25-$80 (Alduin statue is $25, all other game relics like the reliquary, horn of jadarri, and wrathstone are $80)
Even with just those five things, you're still getting a discount from buying everything separately
And that doesn't mention the steelbook and map