They already said they overshot to 99 so they could avoid running into situations where you log in and get nothing.

I don't see this as a big deal.

The season is over and the counter resets. That's how it works. You got every day that existed in the season.

Them not counting the EXACT number of days is hardly the most pressing concern.

Did not you get 15 points each day and 17 if you had plus.

How do we know what we got?

There was no prize for completing all 99. Dunno how you came to that conclusion.

You get tome points PER DAY, not after 99.

Now you get tome points PER DAY on the new counter.

SilverBride wrote: »

We were supposed to get a lot more than that for completing all 99 days. I forget the exact number now and it's been reset, but it was a lot more than just the little daily amount.

Can you provide a source for this please? You got the points every time you claimed them (that is per each day). Similar to the weekly achievements (every time you complete a, say, "collect 15 runestones").

SilverBride wrote: »

I can't provide a source because I can no longer see what it showed before it reset to a new season today. But I had looked at it a couple of days ago to see how much I would receive if I completed it and it showed an amount.

Have you ever claimed them? I mean on a day per day basis or by using the shortcut "claim all"?

I clicked it every day.

The whole Tomes system was very poorly presented and explained. Like there being a 2000 tome points carry over limit that was never explained to the players. And the "Acquire (Hold)" button to purchase items which is confusing at best.

This is just another thing about Tomes that wasn't made clear.

The 99 was just a maximum number of times that you could complete that challenge, not the number of logins required to complete it. Assuming that rach season is intended to last for 3 months, that means the actual number of days in any given season would probably be about 93 days (3 x 31), give or take depending on the actual starting and ending dates. If each season were planned to start and end on a particular day of the week (i.e., Wednesday), the number of days per season will probably be a multiple of 7 (the number of days in a week). Assuming approximately 52 weeks per year (365.25 / 7 = 52 with a remainder of 1.25 days), that would mean an average season would be 13 weeks, with an occasional season of 14 weeks, which would be 91 days of logins (13 weeks) or on rare occasions 98 days (14 weeks), so 99 is large enough to allow for the maximum expected length of any given season. And if you're a computer programmer, 99 also happens to be the maximum value that a 2-digit field can have if it's for a decimal number.

As others pointed out, you got 15 or 17 Tome Points each time you logged in and claimed the reward for that challenge. And if you forgot to claim it each day, it would accumulate and let you claim the reward multiple times in a row, such as claiming 14 login rewards one after the other if you'd forgotten to claim it for 14 days of logins.

On the other hand, if you had not been claiming the reward at all throughout Season Zero, and were just letting it accumulate because you were under the impression that it couldn't be claimed until you had 99 daily logins, then you lost out when the seasons changed and the challenges got reset. That would be a sizable number of Tome Points that you lost out on, but you probably got plenty of Tome Points from the weekly challenges and the other seasonal challenges, so it's not worth kicking yourself over. Just consider it a lesson learned and move on, being mindful to claim it each day from now on (if that's what happened to you).

Not only was it made clear, there was another thread about it where it was explained. It was never for the 99 days in total. Never.

It was a daily reward that actually stacked if you forgot to claim it.

And if you forgot, that’s on you.

tomofhyrule wrote: »

You received nothing for “completing it.”

It was 15 points per day. The programming isn’t set up to have infinite repeats, so they put 99 as a stopgap, since it was more than the maximum number of days left.

When it started, we only had 97 days in the season. It is mathematically impossible to get 99 daily logins over 97 days.

Kevin even straight up confirmed that it goes the way everyone is saying, but I can’t for the life of me find that (forum search is… goodn’t)

Everything reset today for the new season, so it’s set to 99 again. Even if this season doesn’t end up being 99 days.

Gina posted it here too:

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/690437/claim-99-daily-logins-in-97-days/p1

As for search, I used the forums search here once. Feel free to put scare quotes on any or all of those words.

Now I use a general search engine using site:forums.elderscrollsonline.com

If that type of search fails, it’s usually because I’m not using the right keywords.

SilverBride wrote: »

This is not correct. What I asked was why the daily login didn't pop-up to be claimed like other tome objectives do.

No you didn't.

SilverBride wrote: »

The Tome Daily login reset to 1/99. What happened to all the daily logins we earned up until now?! We weren't given enough days to complete this so what was even the point?!

There's your question again if you forgot what you had initially asked.

DoofusMax wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

This is not correct. What I asked was why the daily login didn't pop-up to be claimed like other tome objectives do.

No you didn't.

Yes, I did.

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/691450/daily-login-for-tomes-should-be-counted-automatically#latest

DoofusMax wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

The Tome Daily login reset to 1/99. What happened to all the daily logins we earned up until now?! We weren't given enough days to complete this so what was even the point?!

There's your question again if you forgot what you had initially asked.

That is the OP of this thread, not a previous one.

LootAllTheStuff wrote: »

I installed the auto-claim add-on and never worried about claiming either again...

Does that auto claim the daily login, too?