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The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) is a massively multiplayer online role‑playing game set in the Elder Scrolls universe.
Players explore Tamriel, complete quests, and can subscribe to ESO Plus for DLC access and premium benefits.
ESO offers one‑time purchases (game editions, chapters) and a recurring ESO Plus subscription with periodic billing.
In‑game purchases include crowns, DLC, and cosmetic items sold through platform stores and the ESO Crown Store.
After cancelling ESO Plus you retain all ESO Plus benefits until the end of the current paid period.
Once the paid period ends, DLC access, monthly crowns and Craft Bag access tied to ESO Plus will be removed.
Cancellation prevents future auto‑renewal; you will not be charged again after the current period ends.
Check your account or platform subscription page to confirm the status and next billing date shows as cancelled.
Owned game content, crowns already purchased, and account data remain intact after cancelling a subscription.
Consumable items already spent, and entitlements used during the subscription period are not refundable in most cases.
ESO's standard policy states refunds are not permitted except where required by local law.
That means refunds are unlikely unless a local consumer right applies or the platform offers a refund window.
Below are representative NZD prices from platform storefronts. Prices vary by platform, promotion and region.
Use the table to compare common purchase options and subscription pricing.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base Game (Tamriel Unlimited + Morrowind Upgrade) - Xbox Store | NZ$9.98+ | One‑time purchase | Base game with Morrowind chapter |
| 2025 Premium Edition - Xbox Store (discounted) | NZ$47.48+ (discounted) | One‑time purchase | Base game, all previous chapters, 2025 Content Pass |
| Base Game (Tamriel Unlimited + Morrowind Upgrade) - Xbox Store (standard) | NZ$39.95+ | One‑time purchase | Base game with Morrowind chapter (full‑price listing) |
| 2025 Premium Edition - Xbox Store (full price) | NZ$143.90+ | One‑time purchase | Base game and all previous chapters (full retail price) |
| ESO Plus - 3 Months (PlayStation or PC subscription) | NZ$57.95 | Every 3 months | DLC access, monthly crowns, Craft Bag, VIP perks |
New Zealand law provides consumer guarantees that apply to digital goods and services, including games and subscriptions.
These guarantees cannot be excluded by a seller’s terms and may provide remedy if content is faulty or not fit for purpose.
Keep purchase records, receipts and screenshots showing the issue; these help when requesting a remedy from ESO or the platform.
Raise the issue first with the platform (Steam/Microsoft/Sony) and with ESO support, and reference your consumer rights if needed.
Many players praise ESO’s storytelling, world design and depth; reviewers note long hours of enjoyable questing and strong lore appeal.
Some users describe the game as good value for extensive quest content and exploration opportunities.
Common complaints include concerns about monetisation (Crown Crates), server performance, bugs, and sometimes slow or frustrating customer support.
Trustpilot and forum feedback show a mix of high praise for content and sharp criticism about stability and support responsiveness.
Player experience varies widely: content and storytelling are frequently praised, while live‑service issues and monetisation divide opinion.
Check recent reviews and platform stability reports before committing to a recurring subscription.
Many users try to cancel on the ESO site when the subscription was purchased via Steam, PlayStation or Xbox.
Always cancel through the platform where the billing originates to avoid delays or failed cancellations.
Failing to keep receipts, transaction IDs or screenshots can slow down refund or dispute requests with platform support or ESO.
Save confirmation emails and take screenshots of account subscription pages showing billing dates and status.
Some users expect instant loss of ESO Plus benefits upon cancellation; in fact benefits usually remain until the paid period ends.
Check the cancellation confirmation and your account page to confirm the exact expiry date of benefits.
The table below summarises cancellation method, refund likelihood and quick notes for common platforms.
Use it to pick the correct route for cancelling or requesting a refund.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refund likelihood (NZ) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC/Mac/Epic (ESO web account) | Manage Membership → Cancel Membership on ESO account page | Low (unless NZ law applies) | Cancellation confirmed by banner and email; benefits remain until period end. |
| Steam | Steam Account Details → Manage Subscriptions → Edit → Cancel | Variable (follow Steam refund rules) | Refunds subject to Steam’s time/usage rules; check Steam support for details. |
| PlayStation | Manage subscriptions via PlayStation account or contact Sony support | Possible within 14 days for certain items (per PlayStation NZ) | PlayStation refund rules in NZ provide a 14‑day window for many purchases. |
| Xbox | Manage subscriptions via Microsoft account or contact Microsoft support | Variable (follow Microsoft refund rules) | Xbox subscription cancellations handled by Microsoft; check their refund policy. |
| ESO PC/Mac Store purchases / pre‑orders | Submit a ticket to ESO support portal | Low to variable (contact support and reference NZ consumer guarantees) | Cannot cancel from account page; support must process requests. |
Bethesda Softworks LLC, 1370 Piccard Drive Suite 120, Rockville, Maryland 20850, United States.
No specific New Zealand postal address for ESO cancellations was located; online support and platform provider channels handle most cancellations and refunds.
For legal or formal notices you may use the Bethesda corporate address above, but expect online support to be the fastest route.
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