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House capacity
markdeloma
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Homestead (sorry if there are mistakes in English)
About the changes that bring or still think to bring into the game.
When you start to play, or else just getting acquainted with the game through the official site, you see beautiful pictures that show how cozy can be your future house in cyrodiile.
But what happens? You will buy a house. Small, modest, with two small rooms. Then you put some furniture for the kitchen. Here is a modest desk, chair, small bookcase for books. You began to fill this modest kitchen with the things to be in it, put a couple of sheets of parchment on the table. Then you think - now I'll put the lamp to make it easier to read books and start putting bottles in the closet and books on the shelves.
But no!
The system tells there is nothing more to do for you in the house! But how could I not put the book in the bookcase? My bed is not worth it yet. And in general, I just began to furnish a half of one of the two modest rooms and I ran out of space? How that?
If you take your concept art - then they show a part of one room, with a view to one side, often quite modestly furnished - and at the same time there are more than 75 things on the image! Is this a mockery?
So how to possible look you house like on the picture? If player allowed only to put the table, chair, stool?
I exaggerate of course but today's limit on things that can be installed in the house is extremely small!
For example - one (only one!) bookcase with books is already more than 6-7 dozens of things! One kitchen table is already about 20 things!
I propose to change the limit for the available quantity. Start with 300 common things for the smallest house (and 2 times more for subscribers). The medium house (which often also has a yard) should already have 600 items (200 per floor and 200 for courtyard, or 300 per floor if no courtyard).
And so on.
Otherwise it turns out that normally beautifully furnished room can be only one - two maximum for all big house.
Edited by markdeloma on 5 January 2018 09:57 About the changes that bring or still think to bring into the game.
When you start to play, or else just getting acquainted with the game through the official site, you see beautiful pictures that show how cozy can be your future house in cyrodiile.
But what happens? You will buy a house. Small, modest, with two small rooms. Then you put some furniture for the kitchen. Here is a modest desk, chair, small bookcase for books. You began to fill this modest kitchen with the things to be in it, put a couple of sheets of parchment on the table. Then you think - now I'll put the lamp to make it easier to read books and start putting bottles in the closet and books on the shelves.
But no!
The system tells there is nothing more to do for you in the house! But how could I not put the book in the bookcase? My bed is not worth it yet. And in general, I just began to furnish a half of one of the two modest rooms and I ran out of space? How that?
If you take your concept art - then they show a part of one room, with a view to one side, often quite modestly furnished - and at the same time there are more than 75 things on the image! Is this a mockery?
So how to possible look you house like on the picture? If player allowed only to put the table, chair, stool?
I exaggerate of course but today's limit on things that can be installed in the house is extremely small!
For example - one (only one!) bookcase with books is already more than 6-7 dozens of things! One kitchen table is already about 20 things!
I propose to change the limit for the available quantity. Start with 300 common things for the smallest house (and 2 times more for subscribers). The medium house (which often also has a yard) should already have 600 items (200 per floor and 200 for courtyard, or 300 per floor if no courtyard).
And so on.
Otherwise it turns out that normally beautifully furnished room can be only one - two maximum for all big house.
Head of Emerald Turtle
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