This thread will go the same way as the others before it. Those who don't subscribe will feel that they should be able to get the crafting bag without subscribing, while those who have subscribed for several years in order to get the crafting bag will oppose it being available to those who choose not to subscribe.
Dragonnord wrote: »It's OK the way it is. It's fair that ZOS receives subs and $ because of the bag. Otherwise, subs would be probably 0%.
Making the crafting bag an exclusive to ESO+ was probably one of the best decisions the business people at Zos made. It is one of the top reasons many players subscribe. Subscriptions are the most reliable means of revenue for Zos. That is why Zos adds those perks which OP seems to not understand.
So OP can say that they are of the opinion that it is a demotivator for those who do not want to pay for a subscription but I doubt OP has the actual information on how much that crafting bag has motivated players.
Oddly, thread like this just reinforces that business decision Zos made. OP is literally telling Zos they made an amazing business decision.
This thread will go the same way as the others before it. Those who don't subscribe will feel that they should be able to get the crafting bag without subscribing, while those who have subscribed for several years in order to get the crafting bag will oppose it being available to those who choose not to subscribe.
AcadianPaladin wrote: »It all seems fair to me. If you like the game and enjoy playing it regularly, buy a darn subscription. If you play the game sporadically or bounce among many games, then don't fret the craftibag and perks.
Not sure why someone would not buy the sub if they played enough for it to actually be a problem. We made inventory work for years before the craft bag existed, so I know it can be done even if you don't want to sub. And if you are willing to buy it from crown store, then you could just sub, even if you just wanted to sub every other month and shunt everything into the bag during those times and deal with the inventory in between. Technically we all start the game with free storage by way of the bank, the craftbag just offers an additional way to expand that storage.
Not sure why someone would not buy the sub if they played enough for it to actually be a problem. We made inventory work for years before the craft bag existed, so I know it can be done even if you don't want to sub. And if you are willing to buy it from crown store, then you could just sub, even if you just wanted to sub every other month and shunt everything into the bag during those times and deal with the inventory in between. Technically we all start the game with free storage by way of the bank, the craftbag just offers an additional way to expand that storage.
except that the problem is that the basic bank/person storage fills up very quickly with other things especially when it's a set story that takes up space very very quickly !!!
Of course you're not going to have fun breaking sets sometimes transmute, gold, long farm, because of various baubles supposed to be stored in a bag. As for making x personal number to store or after a while, it's a real management hassle !!!
And why would they want to make it easier for the non-subscriber - that is really funny to even read such a suggestion. The whole hassle with the inventory system is intentionally in the game, in order to raise the number of subscribers. The last ZOS would want to do is to give subscribers a reason to eventually unsubscribe by making the gap smaller.
This thread will go the same way as the others before it. Those who don't subscribe will feel that they should be able to get the crafting bag without subscribing, while those who have subscribed for several years in order to get the crafting bag will oppose it being available to those who choose not to subscribe.
ok, but for those who have bought collector's editions and those who used to be reserved for this one is now/sometimes accessible in shops, we're talking about it?
I think it's completely idiotic to oppose this idea out of pure selfishness, because X has been paying a subscription for x amount of time, when nobody forces you to do it.AcadianPaladin wrote: »It all seems fair to me. If you like the game and enjoy playing it regularly, buy a darn subscription. If you play the game sporadically or bounce among many games, then don't fret the craftibag and perks.
The problem is that I don't enjoy the game as much anymore because of all the problems it can have and this company doesn't do anything about it and even the current plan doesn't change any more and a big part of the players feel the opposite effect more than the expected effect.
It's because of this that I decided to stop subscribing to this game and it's also because of this that we can end up understanding non-subscribed players, contrary to people blinded by the comfort of their subscription!!!!
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »One can manage just fine without the crafting bag ("without" meaning - only adding saved up materials to the craft bag whenever a "free ESO+ trial" happens).
What one can't do is manage without the crafting bag AND be a hoarder who "just has to" save multiple extra sets of gear.
....well, you probably could, you'd just need to have a couple more mules.
VaranisArano wrote: »Every time someone asks "why can't we buy the craft bag without subscribing" the accounting department has to buy marketing a beer.
Crafting Bag = most valuable incentive to subscribe. ZOS ain't gonna change that.
VaranisArano wrote: »Every time someone asks "why can't we buy the craft bag without subscribing" the accounting department has to buy marketing a beer.
Crafting Bag = most valuable incentive to subscribe. ZOS ain't gonna change that.