Elder scrolls online

[dano88]

I have used Zygor Guide for ESO before and was very happy with it. Could you please bring it back.

[ZG Support 1]

http://zygorguides.com/blog/new-game...o-zygor-elite/

We are aiming for the end of the month area when the new Dark Brotherhood DLC comes out. http://www.zygorguides.com/forum/sho...l=1#post109615

[ZG Support 1]

Oh, I didn't even realize there was a new blog posting about this as well. http://zygorguides.com/blog/zygors-t...ning-may-31st/

[tsijiang]

Will players be able to purchase it the ESO guide standalone or will we be forced to upgrade to elite to get it, if you have not bought it already?

[ZG Support 1]

I believe that if you do not already own the ESO guides then you will need the subscription to get them. If I am wrong I'm sure that Zygor Admin will make a post.

[gweber]

Will players be able to purchase it the ESO guide standalone or will we be forced to upgrade to elite to get it, if you have not bought it already?

Players will be now forced to upgrade to elite in order to get the ESO guide. They apparently have now removed the way to buy individual guides stand-alone.

I've purchased many of the Zygor guides over the years, and this à la carte method is what I and many others prefer over yet another subscription system. Personally, I do feel it is unfortunate that they longer offer this, and it may very well be the case that they will lose sales from those that oppose an "elite" membership service who otherwise would have been a customer of the old lifetime system.

Zygor, I implore you to reconsider the decision to take this away from us.

[fifogigo]

Personally I agree, I think it's a bad choice to remove the ability to buy the guides outright. Zygor can use the logic of "We need this because this will make us enough money to stay alive" But REMOVING an option means those that would purchase that way no longer have that option, they may feel that will get those people to go to a subscription, but it's just as likely they will go to a competitor that WILL let them purchase the guide in the way they want.

Typically subscriptions are good for the company because if they have a large enough user base they can make ALOT of money. But, when there are both competitors and free versions it can be risky, they can loose more than they gain. One thing they may want to consider is a "pay monthly till you reach X amount, then you own it." That would be something i'd be far more likely to personally consider rather than a just keep paying us, and as soon as you stop you loose everything.

[fifogigo]

It's also kind of funny that you have one main set of products, and will complain you aren't making enough money. While at the same time when people ask you about other products or expansions to other products you'll simply state you have no plans for it. Perhaps this is part of the reason you have a lack of income?