15$ a month, initial fee for the game, and Xbl cost all to play it?
I'd rather take a poop in my hands and applaud this stupid idea.

This sucks very much. BYE ES

Not only is this INSANELY overpriced, it's on a CONSOLE. I will not be buying ESO, in fact I have just lost all interest in it. There are plenty of F2P MMOs on PC that are cheaper than this.

lead wrote Not only is this INSANELY overpriced, it's on a CONSOLE. I will not be buying ESO, in fact I have just lost all interest in it. There are plenty of F2P MMOs on PC that are cheaper than this.

Yeah, if they drop the price do you think you'll buy it?

To be honest, a co-op campaign in Skyrim would have been fine.

SasukeUzamaki wrote To be honest, a co-op campaign in Skyrim would have been fine.

No, no it wouldn't. Skyrim is made for single player, adding multiplayer to it would ruin it.

Wow that's absurd we as in us console gamers shouldn't have to pay this price we buy DLC for like 10 - 20 usd not 15/month this was a let down i was so excited but they will learn fast that its not going to work because about 99% of the elder scrolls players will say its to much and wont buy it

AlabamaTide wrote Wow that's absurd we as in us console gamers shouldn't have to pay this price we buy DLC for like 10 - 20 usd not 15/month this was a let down i was so excited but they will learn fast that its not going to work because about 99% of the elder scrolls players will say its to much and wont buy it

Unlike a lot of other MMO's out there, such as WoW, the price of this subscription fee covers not only the ability to play with other players, but also additional content and constant updates. The devs from Bethesda have said that if they released the content as normal DLC we'd be spending well over $15 a month.

LycosDevanos wrote

SasukeUzamaki wrote To be honest, a co-op campaign in Skyrim would have been fine.

No, no it wouldn't. Skyrim is made for single player, adding multiplayer to it would ruin it.

Matter of opinion, for me, it would be great.

SasukeUzamaki wrote

LycosDevanos wrote

SasukeUzamaki wrote To be honest, a co-op campaign in Skyrim would have been fine.

No, no it wouldn't. Skyrim is made for single player, adding multiplayer to it would ruin it.

Matter of opinion, for me, it would be great.

If multiplayer was added to the mainstream Elder Scrolls games, you wouldn't have the same freedom you do now, you'd have to stay in closeness to your co-op partner, wouldn't be free to explore as you wish, would have to share the spoils of combat. This is why Bethesda have said they will never make the mainstream games, like Skyrim or Oblivion, into multiplayer.