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Access to all DLC game packs for the duration of your membership.

A stipend of 1650 Crowns per month (was 1500 before Nov 13, 2018), given at the start of the subscription period.

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The following are included in an ESO Plus membership:

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If you buy a physical copy, you will get a code for the DLC content that will not be available to other accounts on your same console unless they buy the content too.Д®SO PlusВ is a premium membership system that started with the release of theВ Tamriel UnlimitedВ payment model, for the same price as the old subscription: $14.99/в‚¬12.99/ВЈ8.99/ВҐ1,944 per month. Important information for console players: All DLCs, including Morrowind, are bound to one single account they were purchased on, and do not come included in the 'Gold Edition' or 'Morrowind Edition' disc copies of the game. There have beenВ four Chapters so far: Morrowind and Summerset are now part of ESO Plus, while ElsweyrВ and GreymoorВ are the current separate purchase. Chapters are buy-to-play and not included in ESO Plus until the following year, when it gets rebranded as a DLC and the next Chapter is released.

Chapters are expansions that are larger than normal DLCs.

DLCs are small - medium-sized pieces of contentВ divided into three categories: Zone DLC adds a location and questing, Dungeon DLC adds challenging endgame dungeons, and Chapter DLC adds a new region and significant content.

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It is buy-to-play, meaning that once you have purchased it you have full access to the base game without any further payment or subscriptions required.

Elder Scrolls Online: The base game, previously branded as Tamriel Unlimited, is required to experience the below content.

And we think as the Star Wars franchises start to grow with DisneyвЂ™s investment, weвЂ™ll continue to see more excitement around that game as well as the other games that weвЂ™ll start to produce.There are three types of content that make up Elder Scrolls Online: the base game, expansions called Chapters, and DLC: The other thing that weвЂ™ve noticed is people respond very well to new content that comes in and so weвЂ™re in regular process of adding new content to that. And itвЂ™s a great mix of the consumer base there. In some cases people thought us free-to-play and realize itвЂ™s probably cheaper to do it as a subscription business and so theyвЂ™ll switch over and other consumers like it come in and out as a free-to-play. And what weвЂ™ve noticed is that people either want to play as a subscription base for as a free-to-play and the consumer makes that trade off. We brought the economics in line, so itвЂ™s a profitable business for us.

ItвЂ™s a great business thatвЂ™s very repeatable. Yes, the original expectations obvious weвЂ™re very, very large and obviously the multiplayer MMO world has вЂ“ the popularly that have come down over time and we tried to restructure the Star Wars business to better match the economics that weвЂ™ve done that was available there.

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What are the franchise we wanted to ask about was Star Wars, The Old Republic, now itвЂ™s free to play sort of how was that performed against expectations since that decision to make it free to play and sort of how the game continues to perform for you guys? SWTOR is profitable, and is still kicking. But I would like to see this game take the Guild Wars 2 approach. Its not for a lot of people.ДЄlso, I don't want this game to go F2P, because that can be much worse than a sub.

Because I play so many games, and therefore need breaks from some games. and then being cut off from it if my payments stop.

I also personally don't like the idea of sinking lets say $405 + microtransactions to play this game for 2 years. And I'd rather put $15/mo towards 3 $5 games on sale each month than spend it to keep playing 1 game. Its easily justifiable for a lot of people. I'm sure their goal was to attract both groups entirely, but that's certainly not the case.ДЄnd let me clarify, there's nothing wrong with $15/mo sub. Its really just for people who want this exact game, which is pretty small in comparison. Its not quite for ESO fans, its not really for MMO fans. If you like MMO's, you're probably already playing one you're fond of and like. Especially toppled on top of a $60 price tag, and some microtransactions. I'm simply not a $15/mo subscription gamer. I will not be buying ESO on launch despite being a big TES fan. But unfortunately, I didn't buy SWTOR on launch despite being a huge Star Wars fan. I think its a pretty competent Elder Scrolls + MMO hybrid. From my experience its a much better game than SWTOR.