Furnishing Storage as a Gold Sink etcetera
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I occasionally bring up the issue of the need for furnishing storage, aside from the most obvious benefit to players a storage system not unlike the craftbag system would also serve as a useful gold sink. Players could then purchase furnishings from the area furnishers (a good number of players don't even know these exist) for later use. With the addition of Antiquities we saw an influx of a great deal more furnishing items, and no place to store them. Even owning a good number of homes (I own 50) does not afford enough storage, and most of my places have become a hoarder's nightmare. Please give consideration to adding such a system, it would add to bettering a player's game experience as well as help drain the economy of excessive gold.
As to the etcetera:
Companion Furnishing Appearance, we should be able to alter the appearances of our companions when utilized as furnishing so they can better fit the environments we use them in. While the static appearance of other, purchased, NPCs as furnishing is understandable and very acceptable our companions should at least have the option to be dressed how we see fit for the location.
"Special Collectables"
The addition of both Companions and NPC Furnishings as special collectables leaves players with too few options for decorating, especially given the many special collectables that come in Crown Store furnishing bundles. Either the number of special collectables allowed has to be raised or the companions/NPCs have to be designated as another category or (IMO, preferably) both. Even if I bought every house in ESO I would still run out of room for them. Plus the lack detracts from what we COULD do with them.
Thank you for your time,
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Edited by ZOS_Kevin on 7 November 2024 10:17 As to the etcetera:
Companion Furnishing Appearance, we should be able to alter the appearances of our companions when utilized as furnishing so they can better fit the environments we use them in. While the static appearance of other, purchased, NPCs as furnishing is understandable and very acceptable our companions should at least have the option to be dressed how we see fit for the location.
"Special Collectables"
The addition of both Companions and NPC Furnishings as special collectables leaves players with too few options for decorating, especially given the many special collectables that come in Crown Store furnishing bundles. Either the number of special collectables allowed has to be raised or the companions/NPCs have to be designated as another category or (IMO, preferably) both. Even if I bought every house in ESO I would still run out of room for them. Plus the lack detracts from what we COULD do with them.
Thank you for your time,
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