The problem with this gimmick is when it does roll around to being on sale again, I've usually lost interest by then. I can't always buy on a whim due to budget and bills, but if things were available more frequently or all the time, then when I could afford it, I'd probably buy it. These scarcity tactics are great at allowing me to refrain from buying in the long run.
The problem with this gimmick is when it does roll around to being on sale again, I've usually lost interest by then. I can't always buy on a whim due to budget and bills, but if things were available more frequently or all the time, then when I could afford it, I'd probably buy it. These scarcity tactics are great at allowing me to refrain from buying in the long run.
WraithCaller88 wrote: »The problem with this gimmick is when it does roll around to being on sale again, I've usually lost interest by then. I can't always buy on a whim due to budget and bills, but if things were available more frequently or all the time, then when I could afford it, I'd probably buy it. These scarcity tactics are great at allowing me to refrain from buying in the long run.
Also for new players... I joined ESO in August of last year, and I'd be throwing money at the Crown Store to buy Tel Galen & all the Morrowind content I could get because I'm an unashamed Telvanni stan.
Instead, I'm sitting on my crowns & waiting till they decided to make things available again.
At the very least, they could increase the number of 'exclusive' houses/content available at one time, or speed up the rotation...