I don't think you can get the mount if you bought the game directly from ZOS. Really stupid
I've never been able to properly add eso to the nvidia app (or its predecessor) -- it can retain "settings" for eso64 but can't "play" or "launch" like other recognized apps (eso was not through epic or steam).
Hi all, just wanted to follow up quickly here. We are looking into why the NVIDIA App does not automatically add the ESO "direct form ZeniMax" client. Currently investigating and will update once we have more info.
(...) We are looking into why the NVIDIA App does not automatically add the ESO "direct form ZeniMax" client. Currently investigating and will update once we have more info.
Hi all, just wanted to follow up quickly here. We are looking into why the NVIDIA App does not automatically add the ESO "direct form ZeniMax" client. Currently investigating and will update once we have more info.
Welp, I own ESO through steam so I thought this would be no issue. Finally downloaded GeForce Now, signed up for a free account, and played the game through one of their machines, through steam, for the whole hour i was allowed to.
I got nothing so far. Yippie friggen do.
acastanza_ESO wrote: »Welp, I own ESO through steam so I thought this would be no issue. Finally downloaded GeForce Now, signed up for a free account, and played the game through one of their machines, through steam, for the whole hour i was allowed to.
I got nothing so far. Yippie friggen do.
If you own ESO through steam you just need the Nvidia App, and to play ESO with the nvidia app active, you don't need to use GeForce Now at all, after the requisite time you'll get a claim code under rewards in the nvidia app.
Marcus196604 wrote: »@coop500 : I am almost in the same boat as you (did not play via the GeForce Now app but in a browser).
I came to read again, the mail that NVIDIA send out to GeForce Now players, and there it says:
Begin Quote:
How to Participate:
Play any of the 5 GeForce Greats games missions during the Online LAN (starting Jan. 4 at 4:30 PM PST) and become eligible to receive the game’s exclusive reward. Rewards will be available to redeem on Thu Jan 9, 2025.
Act fast–rewards are first come, first serve. Don’t miss your chance to add these rewards to your collection!
End Quote
And in small print:
Begin Quote
To become eligible for in-game rewards, users must launch and play a single session of the participating games. Quantities are limited. Offer valid while supplies last. Offer subject to change. Rewards will be distributed on or around Jan. 9, 2025. Rewards Promotion ends Jan. 11, 2025, 11:59 P.M. PT or while supplies last.
End Quote
So I am waiting and praying.
Hopefully on Jan 9.
Arizona_Steve wrote: »At this point those of us running the ZOS client should be given the mount. What a debacle...
I opened a ticket with Nvidia and they were not helpful and didn't seem to understand my issue, it's been over 12 hours since my playtime yesterday and no Redemption on the app. I've now opened a ticket with ZOS as per Kevin's advice here and hopefully someone can help me redeem the mount, as I'd hate to miss out on it just because I don't play through Steam or Epic.
Welp, I own ESO through steam so I thought this would be no issue. Finally downloaded GeForce Now, signed up for a free account, and played the game through one of their machines, through steam, for the whole hour i was allowed to.
I got nothing so far. Yippie friggen do.
I opened a ticket with Nvidia and they were not helpful and didn't seem to understand my issue, it's been over 12 hours since my playtime yesterday and no Redemption on the app. I've now opened a ticket with ZOS as per Kevin's advice here and hopefully someone can help me redeem the mount, as I'd hate to miss out on it just because I don't play through Steam or Epic.
I even played on Steam and didn't get it, so Steam isn't even a 100% thing
Hi all, just wanted to follow up quickly here. We are looking into why the NVIDIA App does not automatically add the ESO "direct form ZeniMax" client. Currently investigating and will update once we have more info.
Based on what I've read from others and my own testing, the standalone "ZOS version" of the client is no longer detected as it itself depends on "steam_api64.dll" and has that file included. The NVIDIA app hides any potential "ZOS version" of the game client that has this DLL file to avoid duplicate entries showing up for Steam users (as it would detect Steam installations as both the "ZOS version" and the "Steam version").
So seems that as a workaround, one might be able to rename the file "Zenimax Online\Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\steam_api64.dll" and the Nvidia app will find/detect the game. However, to finally launch the game, one would have to rename the file back to the original name, as the game requires it to be present, but that might once again screw with the detection.
Guardian_Angel671 wrote: »Welp, I own ESO through steam so I thought this would be no issue. Finally downloaded GeForce Now, signed up for a free account, and played the game through one of their machines, through steam, for the whole hour i was allowed to.
I got nothing so far. Yippie friggen do.
Try this 1 https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/software/nvidia-app/ instead of the GeForce Now app. I've seen peeps in the FB groups say they got it with this 1 with the Steam version linked. Hope it helps.