Kiralyn2000 wrote: »purple-magicb16_ESO wrote: »JoDiMageio wrote: »So.... You are upset that something you paid for 5 years ago, that you have played and enjoyed for 5 years, that has 5 year old content... is free?
That would be like saying that I'm upset because my 5 year old car isn't worth what it was worth when I bought it.
Personally, I am quite happy that players have access to older content, and that they will be able to enjoy the upcoming quests. And I don't feel slighted that they are getting it for free.
I get that if the game is coming to end of life, yes, but that's not what happening here. They're just hiving off certain parts of the paid portion of the game and offering for free. I'd be super mad if I bought that chapter recently.
Morrowind got added into the basic $20 "ESO game" purchase a couple years ago. So anyone who bought the base game in the last few years, got it "free".
Plus, Morrowind (the full chapter, with Warden) was 'free' with Summerset pre-orders (that's how I got it).
And then there was Murkmire DLC - the month after it came out (and people bought it), it was the 'grand prize' for that month's login rewards.
Of course, Morrowind has also been part of ESO+ 'free DLC access' since the year after you bought it.
This "free Morrowind" thing only really does anything for people who 1. haven't bought the base game in recent years; 2. has never bought the $60 "game + all the chapters so far" version; 3. didn't buy it originally or pre-order Summerset; and 4. isn't subbed to ESO+.
Not a lot of people, really.
RisenEclipse wrote: »Paying for a chapter only gives you the ability to play it before anyone else who bought the chapter can. But after awhile it becomes a DLC anyways and anyone with ESO+ can now play it without paying the full chapter price. Morrowind has been apart of the base game and free to anyone who just bought the game for a few years now. This free Morrowind thing is literally just giving Morrowind for free to the last few players who had the game before Morrowind became apart of the base game, and who does not also have ESO+ (but ESO+ players who were here before morrowind was base game, should buy it if you dont have it, in case you cant afford ESO+ anymore later). So really only a pretty small portion of the player base probably will actually benefit from this.