Hammerdeath Bungalow

duendology

Does anyone of you own this house, guys? I am asking because I am thinking of acquiring it and wondered whether the "porch" and space around the house can be decorated too? When I preview the house it teleports me straightly "inside" the house.

Yuls

Nope, sadly you can't decorate that.

duendology

Damn! I thought of this one as I consider Stormhaven my home...
What about Autumn's Gate? Do you know?

Yuls

Yes, you can edit the courtyard of Autumn's Gate.

duendology

Thank you so much for information!

It really sucks as I really like Hammerdeath..... And I had those ideas how I'd organise the space around



ZOS..................WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?

Bladerunner1

The Hammerdeath is adjacent to a huge open-world arena. It would be nice if there was a back door or access to a shortcut path outside the house so you don't have to walk the long way to the arena.

And what's the deal with that arena anyway, it's totally empty. There should be an incentive to go there for dueling. It might help clear the streets adjacent to the Undaunted area.

duendology

Mhm.

One more thing. It somewhat makes no sense to me. Autumn's Gate is cheaper than Hammerdeath..even though they're more or less the same size..except that Autumn's Gate has a courtyard you can decorate whereas Hammerdeath does not.

NordSwordnBoard

duendology wrote: »

Mhm.

One more thing. It somewhat makes no sense to me. Autumn's Gate is cheaper than Hammerdeath..even though they're more or less the same size..except that Autumn's Gate has a courtyard you can decorate whereas Hammerdeath does not.

There is huge disparity between prices based on inventory limit and price per square foot. Not all are equal, nor do they follow a logical pattern. The item limits on some bigger houses are too low to look as densely furnished as the smaller ones.

For example, you can fill more items per square foot/meter in Domus Phrasticus than Daggerfall Overlook. I prefer the medium/middle tier of houses you can fill to the limit without huge empty spaces.

Check on the websites/google to look up the stats first.

IwakuraLain42

Also keep in mind that Autumn's Gate (even when bought undecorated) comes with quite a lot of items already (mostly structures and plants in the courtyard) placed which do count against your item limit.

duendology

IwakuraLain42 wrote: »

Also keep in mind that Autumn's Gate (even when bought undecorated) comes with quite a lot of items already (mostly structures and plants in the courtyard) placed which do count against your item limit.

Yes, yes, I noticed..which has even little less sense now than before.

@NordSwordnBoard , thanks so much for the tips! yes, I checked the number of slots and with ESO Plus both have 200 slots. it's more than enough for me..as I am not a "cllutterist"

duendology

IwakuraLain42 wrote: »

Also keep in mind that Autumn's Gate (even when bought undecorated) comes with quite a lot of items already (mostly structures and plants in the courtyard) placed which do count against your item limit.

But I can remove them if I choose to do so, yes?

IwakuraLain42

duendology wrote: »

IwakuraLain42 wrote: »

Also keep in mind that Autumn's Gate (even when bought undecorated) comes with quite a lot of items already (mostly structures and plants in the courtyard) placed which do count against your item limit.

But I can remove them if I choose to do so, yes?

Yes, they are normal housing items, you can remove them.