Which version of The Elder Scrolls online are you getting?

I have the collectors edition for the PS4 preordered, and was wondering how many others are getting it as well or what platform you are getting it for.

PC

PS4

Xbox one

duh, PC. Mods, higher settings, higher fps (especially in Cyodril), probably more players

PC GAMING SUCKS!

PS4 gaming rules.

It's an MMO, i don't think they will allow Mods like they do in Skyrim

None of them, because it seems like an awful game

Only platform where you can play knack on.

If it turns out to be good, then PC.

i meant MMO mods like WoW has.

All i have sadly for a PC is my laptop which can't even run skyrim properly, i do plan to pick up a PS4 soon before the launch of The Elder scrolls online.

For me its cheaper to just be a console gamer than rebuild a gaming PC.

None. I'm not paying $60 and $15 a month for a game that has a built in cash-shop from day 1. Furthemore I don't see Elder Scrolls working as an MMO at all.

I'm sure the game will be a decent game in its own right, but not good enough to pay that kind of a premium for access. I highly doubt their post-release content release schedule. I doubt they'll make that $15 a month worth it.

I don't mind subscription based MMOs if the subscription comes with constant content updates (not just weekend long events like in GW2). However only a very few amount of MMOs have ever made good on that. Those just happen to be the most successful MMOs too.

None... the game is mediocre, overpriced. has Guild Wars 2 game style but with the monthly sub.

None I've preordered Wildstar instead.

The game will probably die within 6months and go free to play

lots of mixed reviews, sadly i don't get access to the PC beta to try it out since I have the PS4 version pre-ordered.

Going f2p =/= die

Even SWTOR, which is leagues below TESO in every way possible, makes profit to this day.

Xbox One, its where my friends will be.

To be fair... that has been said about FFXIV: ARR.... but they jsut reported "500k daily active players" and way more than that subbed.

but then... while FFXIV is pretty "old hat" in the gameplay department it was butter smooth and had a good franchise backing it. ESO from what I have played however looks/feels very very bland...

@Jankarcop I don't know how you came to that conclusion.... but how is TESO superior in every way?

None.

The 'free to play' version that comes out six months after launch (har-har).

I lost interest in this game when I heard it was going to consoles as well.

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Already have the PS4 Imperial edition paid off ($100) and I will be paying off my digital copy of the game (imperial edition as well... $80) for the PC tonight.

None of thy above. LOL!! I'm not paying $15 a month to play Elder Scrolls Online. I'll stick with my FREE MMO games instead.

No Version.

If I do decide to purchase the game, it's going to be for PC.

Playing a MMO on a platform other than PC is a very... courageous investment.

Pretty much this.

I played the recent weekend beta and "decent" is exactly what it is... That's not good enough, especially considering the price.

none, game is not that great and i won't support this crap of buy game + subscription + microtransaction + hide races behind "special preorders", too much bs.

Imperial Edition for PC

If anyone wants to play with me during the 5 day early access I am game

Neither.

I'll be playing Bless when it comes across shores. Until then, I have a huge backlog to finish.

PC version.

none. seriously looks terrible. and then with the 60 bucks on top of 15 dollars a month. no thank you. i'm just going to wait for fallout 4. bethesda should stick to singleplayer.

None, because I'm not going to spend $60 on a game that then asks me to pay it $15 a month to continue playing it. The fact that there are different "packs" of content (that should already be available to you) that you can buy make it all the more disgusting.

People are actually going to buy this piece of shit. That's what's sad.

None. Until TES gets combat that isnt a floaty, clunky mess...I wont lower my standards to actually play it.

Is it an MMO? Yes?

Then I'm not getting it. Those things scare me.

i have enough subscriptions in my life already. Not adding another one.

would of been PC of course because it's same price...

Had it pre ordered, but since playing the beta, I have NO intention of playing the game.

I didn't read how the Beta went for this game, but I guess it was pretty bad. I'm not wasting my time or money on it, that's for sure. I'll wait patiently for Star Citizen & EverQuest Next. Nothing else on the PC that I really care about.

None. I hate MMOs. And if I didn't hate them, TES Online looks like crap.

I'll get the f2p version that will come out in about a year.

WIi U version.

The beta went poorly. An older build + lots of people left a fairly bad impression on most people. However, as someone who's been playing on the PTS, I'm pretty much sold on the game. Already had the Imperial edition preordered, and I shall be playing it until DS2 releases on PC.

I can't help but feel that the recent beta weekends was a poor move from a marketing perspective.

The $0 version.

With Bethesdas popularity on consoles the past decade you had to know that was going to happen.

This thread reminds me: aren't the PS4 and Xbox One getting patches for KB\M support? The companies themselves were hinting at this around launch time.

Yeah, but simplifying the game to work within console limitations, as well as conforming to the policies of patching/updating that MS/Sony enforce is going to hurt the game.

I held out hope that Bethesda would have looked at a game like WoW, and been like "That game has made over $10 billion dollars as a PC exclusive. Maybe we can make our game a PC exclusive, and try for similar results".

I foresee a game with over-simplified gameplay that's not compelling in any way, and a severe lack of content. Granted, it may have turned out that way anyways even as a PC exclusive, but I would have been more hopeful in that case.