reagen_lionel wrote: »

Some Fire resist and such should be on armor as well.

In every other ES game. There were only specific enchants that could be only on jewelry. Everything else armor and jewelry shared. Here it feels really backwards.

It will be balanced around only having so many resist glyphs. Single player games don't need to worry about balance; you are as a god if that's how you choose to play.

Sarenia wrote: »

It could be worse. It could take as many slots as provisioning. :P

I filled up an entire mule alt with provisioning supplies by level 13 then decided I would never want to do provisioning and sold it all for maybe 5 gold.

Provisioning is designed a lot differently than enchanting though. You can level this craft up steadily and efficiently simply by crafting a single recipe over and over. There is no need to discover new ingredient combinations every time you want to visibly move the experience bar.

As an example: provisioning is by far my highest level craft. Yet is has never taken up more than 4 or 5 spaces in my inventory at once. All I had to do was concentrate on picking up the ingredients for the food I was currently using and stick to cooking that.

Enchanting however almost demands that you discover new rune combinations to get experience. Crafting the same enchantment over and over gives you next to nothing. So it nearly forces you to hoard every single rune you come across so you can mix and match it with different levels and types of runes.

If it wasn't for the fact I like the weapon enchants it provides I would have given this craft up a long time ago. It demands a lot, but doesn't give a lot back in return. Least not in my humble opinion.

Thete wrote: »

reagen_lionel wrote: »

Some Fire resist and such should be on armor as well.

In every other ES game. There were only specific enchants that could be only on jewelry. Everything else armor and jewelry shared. Here it feels really backwards.

It will be balanced around only having so many resist glyphs. Single player games don't need to worry about balance; you are as a god if that's how you choose to play.

the way it works now automatically balances it. Placing a glyph on armor peices do not give the full values unless on chest and pants. Placing the glyph one gloves or helmets give it significant lower value.

So if you were to enchant your whole set with fire resist. You'd get around just a little over the same value as you would with just a ring for instance.

And all stats are hard capped. Even in the single player games, So theres that too.

For me, the problem is NOT that you have only 3 pieces of jewelry.
The real problem is that any set jewelry (which is FAR superior to other drops) cannot be enchanted.
I was furious when I realized I can't enchant my Warlock jewelry set. Especially when each of them has 11 magicka regen, while just ONE puts you on cap already. Totally, really tarded.
Let us at least enchant jewelry if you force all useful stats in it.

Currently enchanting is only used to mass produce armor glyphs and a few weapon ones, occasionally a fire resist glyph for a fellow vampire who doesn't like 50% weakness and would rather sacrifice one enchant to reduce it to 25%.

Utterly useless, yes, yes. Nothing to see here, no, no. Move along.

so much useless... that some of the best jewelry in the game is droppen NOT ENCHANTED!

yes it's not the best craft during leveling (actualy with how hard it is to rise it you will probably never be able to craft your own enchant after level 20...) but it's probably one of the most important craft at VR10... since Dropped set from dungeon all come without enchantment... both armor and jewels... and you really don't want to put a vendo "white" enchant on those item

I don't think increasing damage, protection and reducing spell cost is useless at all. In fact it could be argued that Enchanting is OP'd. After all, it is through enchantments that one can overcharge an attribute without ever investing a single level into it.

Sure it is a grindfest to level, which I don't like doing as grinding/farming makes me feel... dirty.As if I'm cheating the system but alas it is necessary if you are to keep up with or edge ahead of the drop levels.

"Enchanting is completely useless." Right...

I just made a new set of gear for my VR4 Templar Tank/off healer. Purple weapons, blue armor, crafted sets, 5 heavy, 2 medium. All the glyphs were V3-V5 potency, either purple or blue.

7 major magicka glyphs,
1 major magicka damage + magicka leech weapon glyph (for a staff),
one major health glyph (for a shield),
2 major potion-boost glyphs (neck, ring) (which together effectively DOUBLE the base value of all potions -- and I use a lot of them),
one weapon damage boost glyph (ring).
Oh, and a stamina leech glyph for my axe. Stacks with the new stamina return.

My Enchanter is a level 26 character, and Enchanting is level 28. I got him there by deconstructing all found glyphs and making glyphs with any runes I don't know. That's it.

Useless? No.
Difficult? No.
Time consuming? No.
Essential? YES.

It levels slowly, but you don't need to level fast. You can make important, powerful, and useful glyphs long before you reach level 50.

I understand that people have a variety of views on this, and that one can approach Enchanting in a number of ways. This is just the road I've taken, and I find that it provides a lot of utility for me. I can say the same for all the other crafting professions, all of which I have at level 50. I started enchanting late...

Once it is mastered it is great .... first u can refine ur char to hit all soft caps with your armor and use jewelry to either fix ur weaknesses or boost one area.... me its spell cost and i some times boost Health recovery. i was having a hard time finding jewelry, but i finally just went to some guild traders and got some good purple/blue at my level i can enchant.

do web search on leveling it efficiently ... its not that hard once u get it going. IF YOU LEVEL IT INEFFICIENTLY it will take forever.

I do agree that it would be nice if we could put a larger variety of enchants on armor.

temjiu wrote: »

It takes more space in my inventory then any other craft.

I find that provisioning is worse.