Give us a system that has the ability to convert unwanted costumes/mounts/pets into crown gems if we had them drop. The ones we intentionally bought with gems would not qualify for the system. So much trash mounts and pets that we'll not do anything with other than bloat our accounts, it would be nice to be able to decide to keep them or convert them to go into something we actually want. It'd be the same as converting all the trash potions and furniture if you choose to not want them.

Especially if you're going to put everything of interest in the apex tier in crates. Putting so much in apex or up that you have to resort to putting furniture we can easily get from NPC's into the lower tiers as fillers.

schindler wrote: »

Remove the 1000 transmute limitation for eso plus.

^^ this

Increase housing slots across all sizes of houses. I know we get double for being subbed but for many houses, especially the notables, it isn't enough. I just blocked off the crew quarters of the ship house because there is no way to furnish all those rooms with the slots I have left. This is a common thing for players to do with notables, to block off part of the house. Really we shouldn't have to do that. Please find a way to increase the slots.

ESO+ members should get an extra 2 free outfit slots per character while their membership is active.

As a subscriber, I would like to have discounts ON ABSOLUTELY all products sold in the crown store, as well as daily rewards only for subscribers, like the longer you have a subscription, the more valuable rewards you get. For example, one crown box every day.

Because I won't get an answer, I have to assume that player engagement is probably the most sought-after metric besides profits. Receiving a bunch of free things is nice, like many suggest for ESO+. I'm going to suggest a different approach.

Focus ESO+ on player activities and rewards for doing such.

1) ESO+ players unlock one additional Endeavor for both Daily and Weekly. (Alternatively, ESO+ players have access to each available Endeavors.)
Reason: Not only will this encourage more engagement in the game, ESO+ players really do deserve to receive cool-looking stuff more often than non-subs. Sure, we still need to work for those things, but now instead of getting a Radiant Apex mount every 6 months, we can get one every 2 months.

2) Double Event Rewards (tickets, boxes, etc).
Reason: This drives engagement in the events. Some may view this as unfair because if a player gets twice the things, they may be able to sell more of the event items. I think this is a minor concern. No one is getting filthy rich off event items...

3) Discounts on ALL Crown Store items.
Reason: If ZOS wants to add more revenue, incentivizing the paying customers to consider paying a bit more is the best approach. I'd consider getting more items on the crown store if they were always cheaper for me.

4) Training Portal and Assistant (which allows a player inside a home to enter a portal where an assistant would allow them to equip any equipment, of any customization, for testing purposes).
Reason: I don't like that if I'm curious about a build, I have to have the PTS downloaded and updated, pull everything out from the bags, often not knowing where things are located, setting up a training dummy, and then finally being able to go about it. There's got to be a better way! An assistant would have a UI that allows us to basically search the stickerbook, choose an item of what quality, enchant, trait, style. Then choose any skills, mundus, curse, etc. Inside the portal would be 1 dungeon dummy, 1 trial dummy, a cluster of 5 dungeon dummies, and a cluster of 5 trial dummies. ESO+ would be a simple and convenient way to theorycraft, which would then encourage players to go out into the world and find all those pieces of gear.

5) Loyalty Rewards.
Reason: If ESO struggles with retention, it's because it needs a reason for players to stay. Rewarding players for subscribing for 1-12+ months is the best way to do this in my opinion. I believe I've suggested this in the past: Give 1 Loyalty Currency each month subscribed. If purchasing several months of ESO+ at a time, give 1 currency for each month purchased. That Currency can buy exclusive things: Purchase 1 whole stickerbook for x amount as long as that stickerbook has items already collected in it. Purchase crown crates for x amount. Purchase a house for x amount. Convert the currency into Crown Gems. Etc.

This thread was originally created in 2017.

Major necro.

by the way, the reason I stopped subbing was after over 8 years of continuous subbing I got nothing for my loyalty except worsening performance and virtually everyone on my friends list leaving the game due to poor performance in cyrodiil.

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/683816/to-esos-new-direction-crown-store-feedback-what-would-make-us-spend-more

Some players suggest that ESOPlus should have more incentives, such as a bonus to Seals of Endeavor earned or to Crown Gems given back from duplicate Crown Crate items; also the possibility for an ESOPlus subscriber to have like, every month, access to 3 purchases of choice among ANY item in the entire catalogue of items ever put in store even if not "normally" for sale in that moment.

So with a lot of previously a la carte content being added to the base game and all future content being free (facts I'm happy about, mind you,) ESO+ has lost a lot of value under the new system. I see the PR spin is that it's technically getting new things like higher transmute caps and higher furnishing caps, but most people are going to recognise that you're trying to replace a difference in kind with a difference in quantity.

Making an existing number go up is not going to satisfy most people, because everyone can see we're losing an entire number, basically. And this was something you needed to be giving serious consideration to a year ago, when you made it so that last year's dungeons would be purchases bundled with the content pass, regardless of ESO+ status. You saw then how it bothered ESO+ players to see their sub devalued. This isn't a new, surprising problem. You should have seen this coming.

If I were you, I'd look at the golden vendor and luxury vendors, since people who pay for ESO+ are people who are deeply enough invested in the game to know and value both the weekend vendors. I'd give ESO+ subbers a monthly golden/lux vendor, that offers a month worth of golden/lux items, for a month at a time, offset from the release schedule of the main vendors, for a minor discount. That's a difference in kind, and it'd give another reason to infrequent subbers to occasionally pay for a month. Better, it'd take a comparatively small amount of development time, and it wouldn't eat into the game's memory deficit. That's just one example of a small concession Zenimax could give ESO+ to make it feel like ESO+ isn't just the storage tax in the new battle pass system.

There's a very easy spin for the idea. Free players get what they can when it's available, ESO+ players get what they want, when they want. The new difference in kind would be availability.

A slightly more ambitious advancement of this idea that is more oriented towards making real money sales beyond ESO+ would be to introduce a monthly sub token that allows a subbed player to buy one crown store item regardless of its presence in the shop. That would take a little UI work, though, which I know is expensive. Still, it goes further to sell the idea of ESO+ players paying for premium availability, instead of ESO+ being a matter of paying the storage tax. And, as stated, it incentivises more real money purchases, and encourages generally free to play players to sub for a month here or there as the need arises.

Hood_Prodigy wrote: »

1.Battle pet customed to power and given a role. Give eso members a way to solo dungeons.
2. More champion slots
3. Additional armor slots for more amor sets
4. Higher cap for magic, health and stamina bars
5. Unique quests with unique rewards to get op gear, or permanent stats or permanent buffs such as minor resolve etc..
6. Unique weapons
7. Unique skills for powers.

That would make subscribing to ESO Plus pay-to-win. There aren't going to be a lot of happy players with your suggestions.