Would You Buy An Elder Scrolls Online Beta Key?

Another wave of beta invites were sent today and millions of disappointed Elder Scrolls fans scanned their spam inbox on all the accounts they signed up with. Come on, we all know you signed up more than once. A conversation sparked on a website I frequent posing the question, would you buy an Elder Scrolls Online beta key? Buying, selling and trading early access to games is big business and there are a number of sites that serve this single purpose, but is it something you would consider doing?

[zeal0us]

I would but 5-10bucks would be the most I would pay for it. I'm not about throw a large amount of $$$ thats guarantee to release next year.

[PopRocks359]

Maybe a dollar or two, but not much more. I'm not largely involved in the Elder Scrolls franchise. A relative of mine who is a very big fan however would probably down $30 for it if given the chance.

[nick90]

$5 sure - any more..? Nah I'm fine thanks.

[CaptainCamper]

I've seen 1 sell for $100 :s

[Adronicus]

I'd pay for early beta access. How much would I pay? Hard to say. I probably would go $10-25 for it.

[Jarhead1776]

5 bucks tops

[SpecialK]

No.

Whats the point? Wait for the real release. Remember by being in this beta we are doing the publishers a service, thats why its free.

Save your money for something that's finished and not buggy. Games are expensive as it is.

[Nodoze]

Um even their finished games are bug-ridden. I do not know why so many people hold them in such high regard.

I wouldn't even pay for any of their 'final' release products.

[SpecialK]

Well there is that.

I'm never buying another of their games at launch again. Got burned twice with ps3 versions that were almost unplayable at times and constant bugs.

[Hydralysk]

I'd rather just buy Morrowind again.

[Rynocirator]

It's not worth paying for when it's released, it's another swtor. I can vouch.

[Lord_Sloth]

No. I'm not paying money to participate in a broken game to help developers identify all the glitches that will likely be in the finished product anyway. XXXD

[Nodoze]

Heck no. Bethesda's finished games are buggy enough, I cannot imagine the state of a beta!!

[Adronicus]

Being in the beta has benefits for the MMO power player. You get to start working with game mechanics to find the best way to XP and PvP not to mention figure out how the game economy really works. That is why I'd consider paying to get into the beta. All those benefits to the player makes finding the bugs for the publisher a win-win.

[RedSoakedSponge]

i would buy a key if what i pay was taken off the price of the game once its released.