Zyaedra wrote: »

Excellent list! I think the only item I would want added to the list is to have the maximum stack size increased from 100 to 1000... but that's a request not a bug :-)

I'd be thrilled if they even raised it to 250 per stack!

From the "Piquant Jazby Grapes" thread:

Stonesthrow wrote: »

Just happy they fixed this, was getting on my nerves… lol
They also fixed the 3 drink matts that were mislabeled as food matts.

@Catches_the_Sun: Should item #9 be crossed off then?

I looked at those three (barley mash, wheat malt & carmalet grapes) last night, and they are now shown as 'Beverage'

I now don't get very many crap items from Vet Zones but there are some issues.

1. Imperial Flour and other ingredients don't drop in Vet Zones.
2. Level IV Ingredients still dominant in containers in Vet Zones.
3. 0 Gold crap items still infest containers.

I'd go spend an hour in a low level zone collecting materials/recipes to craft. Works well, I think I went to 50 provisioning in a couple of hours (though I'd collected recipes on my way to VR ranks).

Darzil wrote: »

I'd go spend an hour in a low level zone collecting materials/recipes to craft.

If you read my post properly you see that I have gone to my factions low level area (Stros M'kai/Betnikh) to loot the appropriate mats but only lvl50/VR5 recipes/ingredients drops. Also the trash loot in the containers (0g stuff) is all VR3 (my level).

JesusMoosh wrote: »

I'm currently VR3 and have decided to level my provisioning in the last few days, starting at provisioning level 6, I went to Stros M'kai to loot low level ingredients (My faction is DC) and all the ingredients are for lvl 50/VR5 recipes. Obviously I cant craft with them because I'm not at the appropriate provisioning level.

This is true for both Daggerfall and Betnikh also, so I assume when they patched out low level items in VR zones they did this by tying the container loot table to wether you are VR or not.

I'm currently in 3 large trading guilds and the right ingredients being available on AH is very few and far between.

Does this mean I will have to roll an alt to farm the appropriate mats?

Thanks for bringing this up. After some testing, it appears they have made a change so that VR ingredients drop in EVERY zone once you unlock Veteran content. I tested this on my Ebonheart Pact VR characters and found that every EP zone even dropped T4-T6 ingredients. Looting the same zones with my lower level alts resulted in finding level appropriate ingredients per zone. This wasn't in the Patch Notes, but I personally don't think it is a serious issue, but was a change that wasn't communicated.

JesusMoosh wrote: »

radiostar wrote: »

ask in your guild to trade stacks of what you can gather with a lower level who can get what you need.

This is something I have been trying but it is not a reliable source of ingredients.

Catches_the_Sun wrote: »

but I personally don't think it is a serious issue

How is it not a "serious" issue? If I have no reliable source of mats, the leveling of this profession will be at a stuttering pace dictated by when ever I am lucky enough to find another player selling/trading the specific ingredients I need.

Or I am forced to roll an alt and level it 40 or so levels just so I can consistently and reliably loot level appropriate mats along the way. This will take even longer.

People in my position may only be a small % of the player base but this is quite a big barrier preventing us from leveling this profession.

The change to the loot tables in the patch should of only applied to VR zones not VR chars.

As I said, I personally don't think it's a serious issue. You can feel free to disagree with me. As you stated yourself, the number of players who level up to VR and then start Tier 1 Provisioning on that same character is going to be a very small percentage of the player base. Hence, the reason this issue is just now being discovered over a full week after the patch which caused it. As of right now, we don't know if this is a bug or a design decision, and neither would surprise me.

Well you can add Provisioning items now vanish from your inventory taking existing crafted items with them when they go, at least this is what has just happened to me after a week of farming nodes, only to have over 150 Consummate Fried Saltrice and 60+ Invigorated Honey Pudding just vanish taking the ones I already had in my backpack with them!

http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/117433/can-t-find-lower-level-ingrediants-anymore?new=1

Qhival wrote: »

http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/117433/can-t-find-lower-level-ingrediants-anymore?new=1

This has already been discussed here at length. At this point, we do not know if this was an intended change or an unintended result of an attempted fix for Vet ingredient drops.

MeowGinger wrote: »

Catches_the_Sun wrote: »

Oats & Tomatoes - These are rare by design & only obtainable by Provisioner Hireling 2 & 3. They are not supposed to be lootable in-game, confirmed by Zenimax.

What? Why?

In that case, why not do the same for pepper, saaz hops, canis root, and jazbay grapes? Actually, why not do it for barley, garlic, potato, hops, juniper berry, and white grapes as well.

(Note: being indignant about this ridiculous decision, not actually suggesting any of the above. I do not follow the logic behind the decision to lock out two specific PURPLE provisioning ingredients but not the other ten, and I strongly disagree with the ingredients being limited to hirelings at all.)

http://elderscrollsonline.wiki.fextralife.com/file/view/Provisioning_quickreference.png/499537768/Provisioning_quickreference.png

This is Zenimax's intent. There are only 3 ingredients that are considered "in demand". They are oats, tomatoes & pepper. Two of those (oats & tomatoes) are only obtainable through Hirelings, while pepper can be looted, but is probably the rarest ingredient at the moment. This is by design. I understand some people don't agree with this, but the intent of this thread is to discuss & bring bugs to the attention of Zenimax, not to argue intended design decisions.

Curragraigue wrote: »

Haven't seen this mentioned before so will add it here for you to add to the list OP.

I found a recipe called "Invigorated Grilled Horker Recipe" in Rivenspire. It is an Improvement 3 Quality 2 recipe.

The ingredients are Crawdad, Stock and Onion. The effects increase Magicka and Stamina by 187 for an hour. In essence it is the Invigorated Crawdad Etoufee recipe with a different name and dropping in the wrong zone given that in Daggerfall the drop meat is Horker in the 3rd zone not Crawdad.

Not sure if this means that either the Enriched Grilled Horker recipe or the Invigorated Crawdad Etoufee aren't dropping or whether this is an additional unintended recipe. I have a screenshot of the recipe just not sure how to attach it to a post on this forum.

Recipes don't drop according to zone, but according to your character's level, regardless of the zone you're in. Ingredients, however, will drop by zone regardless of your level, until you reach VR1. That being said, depending on what level you are & what zone you're in, it's very likely you'll find recipes that call for a different meat than what drops there.

Catches_the_Sun wrote: »

Recipes don't drop according to zone, but according to your character's level, regardless of the zone you're in. Ingredients, however, will drop by zone regardless of your level, until you reach VR1. That being said, depending on what level you are & what zone you're in, it's very likely you'll find recipes that call for a different meat than what drops there.

I haven't had that happen for me before it has always been ingredients for the Alliance I'm in for the recipes that have dropped. Although I'm not sure if we are talking about the same thing. I was saying that Crawdad is an Aldmeri Dominion ingredient and that recipe with that ingredient in it dropped in Daggerfall Covenant. I may have confused the matter by saying zone when I meant Alliance in my original post.

In any event if they do drop in other Alliances there still seems to be something wrong with the recipe. It is called 'Grilled Horker" but has no Horker in it and is a stew (stock) not a grilled (suet) product. It also isn't listed in any of the recipe lists on Tamriel Foundry or ESO Wiki so I'm guessing it has been recently added (whether intentionally or not).

The name of the recipe should be changed or the ingredients in the recipe should be changed so that they match with each other. I also think the recipe should drop in the right Alliance if it is meant to be a new Crawdad recipe.

Maverick827 wrote: »

Catches_the_Sun wrote: »

Curragraigue wrote: »

Haven't seen this mentioned before so will add it here for you to add to the list OP.

I found a recipe called "Invigorated Grilled Horker Recipe" in Rivenspire. It is an Improvement 3 Quality 2 recipe.

The ingredients are Crawdad, Stock and Onion. The effects increase Magicka and Stamina by 187 for an hour. In essence it is the Invigorated Crawdad Etoufee recipe with a different name and dropping in the wrong zone given that in Daggerfall the drop meat is Horker in the 3rd zone not Crawdad.

Not sure if this means that either the Enriched Grilled Horker recipe or the Invigorated Crawdad Etoufee aren't dropping or whether this is an additional unintended recipe. I have a screenshot of the recipe just not sure how to attach it to a post on this forum.

Recipes don't drop according to zone, but according to your character's level, regardless of the zone you're in. Ingredients, however, will drop by zone regardless of your level, until you reach VR1. That being said, depending on what level you are & what zone you're in, it's very likely you'll find recipes that call for a different meat than what drops there.

I don't think this is true at all. I don't get VR5 blue recipes unless I'm farming in Gold/50++ areas.

How often do you farm in 1-50 zones? I just spent 15 minutes there & got 3 VR5 recipes, though they were all green. I don't think blues act any differently, at least they didn't before the last major patch, as I recently looted a Fortified Sweetroll recipe in the Riften bank.

Curragraigue wrote: »

Catches_the_Sun wrote: »

Recipes don't drop according to zone, but according to your character's level, regardless of the zone you're in. Ingredients, however, will drop by zone regardless of your level, until you reach VR1. That being said, depending on what level you are & what zone you're in, it's very likely you'll find recipes that call for a different meat than what drops there.

I haven't had that happen for me before it has always been ingredients for the Alliance I'm in for the recipes that have dropped. Although I'm not sure if we are talking about the same thing. I was saying that Crawdad is an Aldmeri Dominion ingredient and that recipe with that ingredient in it dropped in Daggerfall Covenant. I may have confused the matter by saying zone when I meant Alliance in my original post.

In any event if they do drop in other Alliances there still seems to be something wrong with the recipe. It is called 'Grilled Horker" but has no Horker in it and is a stew (stock) not a grilled (suet) product. It also isn't listed in any of the recipe lists on Tamriel Foundry or ESO Wiki so I'm guessing it has been recently added (whether intentionally or not).

The name of the recipe should be changed or the ingredients in the recipe should be changed so that they match with each other. I also think the recipe should drop in the right Alliance if it is meant to be a new Crawdad recipe.

There are certain areas of zones that are considered under another alliance's control. Within these areas, you will receive provisioning ingredients of that other faction. An example of this would be in Stonefalls in the Ebonheart Pact. There is a quest area where there are dreugh & mobs that are "Covenant" mobs, with a couple of quest lines to go along with them. Within this area, including the Covenant ship, you'll receive DC ingredients, even though you're in an EP zone. Is the area in Rivenspire similar to this?