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Better selection on furnishing venders

LadyDestiny
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I don't know about others, but the stock on these venders are pretty bad. Most things are white or green and I think we need a better selection of items to choose from other than weeds, basic trees, bricks, ricks and boards. I would love to see some paintings, potted plants and colorful flowers. Some actual furniture pieces ans lighting. Seems everything is in the crown store for very high prices. It's not right with the amount you already invest in buying a house.
  • seecodenotgames
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    I craft the majority of my furniture, except achievement items, luxury items, crown store exclusive, conservatory and paintings.
    Houses on PC EU (newest first)
    70. Shadow Queen's Library (Shadow Queen's Labyrinth) - A forgotten library in the Evergloam
    69. Bank of Necrom (Emissary's Enclave) - A second bank in Necrom has opened for customers to store their treasures
    68. Aldmeri Mansion (Seabloom Villa) - The luxury home as an Altmer family
    67. Dawnwood Village (Gladesong Arboretum) - A village built into a new forest
    66. Undaunted Fortress (Mournoth Keep) - The undaunted have moved into these Orcish Towers
    65. Wedding at Sea (The Fair Winds) - Have a lovely wedding ceremony at sea and relax in the bridal suite in the Captain's Quarters
    64. Alikr Oasis Paradise (Sword-singer's Redoubt) - This grand home was built above a deep well to commemorate their ancestors
    63. Azandar's Tea House (Kelesan Ruhn) - A tea shop/cafe in the shape of a life-sized teapot
    62. Sand Castles (Fogbreak Lighthouse) - A literal life size sand castle
    61. Riften Meadery (Old Mistveil Manor) - A new meadery has opened outside Riften
    60. Helene's Writing Room (Golden Gryphon Garret) - A small room for Helene to get some quiet writing time
    59. Picnic at Pelin (Black Vine Villa) - Based on the lore book Picnic at Pelin (A Horror Story)
    58. Almalexias Temple (Forsaken Stronghold) - A Dunmer Tower with a shrine to the three
    57. Pirate New Life For Me (Highhallow Hold) - A pirate tavern where they gift you loot
    56. Woodvine Cathedral (Agony's Ascent) - A living cathedral thriving in the Deadlands
    55. Dark Elf Town House (Quondam Indorilia) - A small and cosy town house on the edge of Mournhold
    54. The Secret Tower (Exorcised Coven Cottage) - A hidden mage tower in the swamps on the Hag Fen
    53. Knight Club (Frostvault Chasm) - A disco in a dwarven mineshaft
    52. Dwemer Cave City (The Erstwhile Sanctuary) - A lost dwarven city has been found deep underground
    51. Alinor Gryphon Aerie (Colossal Aldmeri Grotto) - A place where gryphons are trained
    50. The Charred Towers (Doomchar Plateau) - Deadlands themed fortress with two towers and custom furniture
    49. Argonian Sea Town (Tel Galen) - An Argonian sea port
    48. Daedric Princess Tower (Seaveil Spire) - An underwater tower dedicated to the Daedric Prince Meridia
    47. Fargrave Observatory (Ossa Accentium) - An observatory in the portal realm of Fargrave
    46. Hundings Beach House (Hundings Palatial Hall) - Beach house and hottub
    45. Crystal Gardens (Snugpod) - Enchanted Gardens with crystalline trees
    44. Dawnlight Health Spa (Princely Dawnlight Palace) - Our spa waters are revitalising and ready to heal your aching body
    43. Mountainside Retreat (Pariah's Pinnacle) - An orc mountainside hall with an amazing view
    42. Volcanic Vile Villa (Kushalit Sanctuary) - A private hollowed out volcano for all your mad alchemist needs
    41. Arenthian Water Temple (Strident Springs Demesne) - A relaxing water temple outside Arenthia
    40. Woodland Cottage (Ald Velothi Harbor House) - A house in a tree, but not a treehouse
    39. Winter Snow Meadhall (Enchanted Snow Globe Home) - A winter meadhall has opened to get everyone in the festive mood
    38. Fire and Ice Hotel (Elinhir Private Arena) - An new hotel has opened with an ice bar and a lava room
    37. City of Princes (Pantherfang Chapel) - Citadese is under attack from a dragon invasion. Prince Tarvia is leading the escape through the sewers.
    36. Dark Brotherhood Home (Stay-Moist Mansion) - A Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary found beneath an Argonian village
    35. Volkihar Courtyard (Velothi Reverie) - A castle courtyard modelled on the famous Volkihar Castle in Skyrim
    34. Rada's Summer Getaway (Potentate's Retreat) - A Redguard mansion with a dark vampiric secret in the basement
    33. Cascadia Wine N Dine (Sweetwater Cascades) - Vineyard and meadery with two restaurants and a chapel
    32. Walled Kitchen Garden (Amaya Lake Lodge) - Fresh produce and cut flowers for sale. Hot food served in a family restaurant.
    31. Luckycat Summerhouse (Lucky Cat Landing) - A khajiiti villa with spa and dining
    30. Helene's Boutique (Water's Edge) - The famous dressmaker has opened a new dress shop in town
    29. Alinor Garden Party (Mathiisen Manor) - A party in the flower gardens of a Altmer noble's manor
    28. Markarth Bath House (Stone Eagle Aerie) - A relaxing spa and bath house with an arts and craft centre
    27. Treeboat house (The Gorinir Estate) - No one know how an imperial ship ended up in the treetops
    26. Varlaisvea College (Varlaisvea Ayleid Ruins) - An ancient library has been discovered deep inside an Ayleid ruin
    25. City on the Moon (The Orbservatory Prior) - Moonbase with housing and an inn under the stars
    24. Lakemire Water Gardens (Lakemire Xanmeer Manor) - Relaxing hanging gardens and a fish restaurant beneath the Xanmeer
    23. Hircine's Hunt Club (Hunters Glade) - A relaxing villa for werewolves to feast in the ever refilling hunting grounds
    22. Lost Dwarven Kingdom (Shalidor’s Shrouded Realm) - A lost Dwemer king's palace has been found in a mage's pocket realm
    21. Replaced with 54. The Secret Tower
    20. Topal Fishing Resort (Grand Topal Hideaway) - A resort in the middle of a fishing lake on a private island
    19. Castleton Manor (Alinor Crest Townhouse) - The home of Lord Castleton and his daughter Sonja
    18. Cave of BBQ N Ribs (Earthtear Cavern) - A secret rocky dome, hosts a BBQ and ribs restaurant
    17. Who Lived in a Shoe (The Ample Domicile) - There was an old reach witch who lived in a shoe
    16. Dwemer Party Tower (Hall of the Lunar Champion - Lion's Cradle) - A dwarven flying tower repurposed for parties
    15. A Taste of Alinor (Sleek Creek House) - A small piece of Alinor beside a creek
    14. Lava Submarine Base (Bastion Sanguinaris) - An evil vampire alchemy lab, accessible only via a lava submarine
    13. Spirit-tree Library (Wraithhome) - A library built atop an ancient forest within an ancient Daedric ruin
    12. Golden Beach Palace (Thieves' Oasis) - A dwarven inspired Redguard beach resort
    11. Mad Scientists House (Cyrodilic Jungle House) - Workshop and garage with an experimental De-lore-ean
    10. Big Toy House (Antiquarian's Alpine Gallery) - Two life sized doll's houses and a inn beneath the stairs
    9. Icy Falls Inn (Forgemaster Falls) - Two Nord lodges on a lake, serving mead and fresh fish
    8. Blue-ice Palace (Stillwaters Retreat) - Solitude, but on a frozen lake
    7. Mushroom Manor (Coldharbour Surreal Estate) - Dunmer house built from giant mushrooms
    6. Vampire Academy with wine bar (Daggerfall Overlook) - Come for the nibbles; stay for eternity
    5. Three Pillows War (Grymharth's Woe) - Re-enact the three banners war with pillow forts and floof balls
    4. Treefern House (Moon-sugar meadow) - Giant treefern treehouse
    3. Artaeum Theatre (Grand Psijic Manor) - Tiered Balcony
    2. Imperial Bridal Suite (Linchal Grand Manor) - Wedding venue with bridal suite extension
    1. Dragonguard Penthouse (Jode's Embrace) - 3 Extra floors, with indoor conservatory and top floor gym
  • Royaji
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    The point of those vendors is to sell the most basic items, some basic building materials and local flora/rocks.

    The design is to have actual furniture come from crafting. Specifically paintings are pretty common drops from chests. And if you want pretty flowers that's where ZOS will milk you hard through the Crown Store.

    I don't see any of this changing any time soon.
  • LadyDestiny
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    Royaji wrote: »
    The point of those vendors is to sell the most basic items, some basic building materials and local flora/rocks.

    The design is to have actual furniture come from crafting. Specifically paintings are pretty common drops from chests. And if you want pretty flowers that's where ZOS will milk you hard through the Crown Store.

    I don't see any of this changing any time soon.

    That was kind of the point I was trying to make. The "furnishing" vender is more like a cheap lanscape vender. There is really no furnishing about it. Crafting is great, but plans go for ridiculous amounts of money. I mean there are hundreds and hundreds of items in the crown store and it is not cheap. Some items you can only get through crowns. Surely they can put some things on the venders.
  • Royaji
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    Royaji wrote: »
    The point of those vendors is to sell the most basic items, some basic building materials and local flora/rocks.

    The design is to have actual furniture come from crafting. Specifically paintings are pretty common drops from chests. And if you want pretty flowers that's where ZOS will milk you hard through the Crown Store.

    I don't see any of this changing any time soon.

    That was kind of the point I was trying to make. The "furnishing" vender is more like a cheap lanscape vender. There is really no furnishing about it. Crafting is great, but plans go for ridiculous amounts of money. I mean there are hundreds and hundreds of items in the crown store and it is not cheap. Some items you can only get through crowns. Surely they can put some things on the venders.

    The plans might be expensive but the items themselves are relatively affordable and there are a lof of housing enthusiasts who will craft you stuff if you just provide the materials yourself.

    Once again, I think ZOS is pretty happy with the current state of things.
  • Alinhbo_Tyaka
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    Royaji wrote: »
    The point of those vendors is to sell the most basic items, some basic building materials and local flora/rocks.

    The design is to have actual furniture come from crafting. Specifically paintings are pretty common drops from chests. And if you want pretty flowers that's where ZOS will milk you hard through the Crown Store.

    I don't see any of this changing any time soon.

    That was kind of the point I was trying to make. The "furnishing" vender is more like a cheap lanscape vender. There is really no furnishing about it. Crafting is great, but plans go for ridiculous amounts of money. I mean there are hundreds and hundreds of items in the crown store and it is not cheap. Some items you can only get through crowns. Surely they can put some things on the venders.

    Many of the plans are fairly easy to obtain by running content. The key is to open any and all container objects you can and to also develop your legerdemain skills. I still tend to pick up a new plan most times I run delves or dungeons with a lot of containers. Most are green or blue but I also pickup a reasonable number of purple plans too.

    I do agree it would be nice to have a wider range of paintings. I'd really like to be able to take a screen shot and apply it to a picture frame I could hang on the wall. I have also thought that adding gardening would be a good way to allow us to grown furnishing plants.
  • NotaDaedraWorshipper
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    What's wrong with the item's quality being white or green? 🤨 I love a lot of the stuff they are selling and most of them are cheap to boot. Though I do wish they sold more local flora.
    [Lie] Of course! I don't even worship Daedra!
  • Nightblade
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    I don't mind the vendors having low quality items, white or the odd green is fine, in fact I prefer that as it gives some value to the stuff you make and find.

    My issue is everything is so spread out. You want to put a bed in your room without spending crowns on it, even a rough bed? Good luck with that. Rough desk? Nope - hunt it down...

    Even if the vender only had rough stuff that looked battered and not ideal, but they had it, that would be a start, but yes, I don't want to see them replacing finds and crafted furniture either.
  • ghastley
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    The housing vendors sell things that it doesn't make sense to be able to construct - plants, basic building blocks etc. - and some that are just too basic, like washing line poles. However, I do think they could have a wider range of those, instead of putting the majority as crown-only.

    I'm happy spending Crowns on costumes, and mounts, and pets, because those aren't items I expect to make in-game. I can buy a mount, which is the only one I might need, for in-game gold, and the store just gives me more cosmetic options.
  • Nestor
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    The game has always encouraged players to craft or support crafters by restricting the quality and or jacking up prices on NPC Vendors. I am surprised that the furniture the base vendors sell is so cheap. Only Achievement and Luxury items are expensive.

    As for expensive recipes, some are, most are not. Unless it is a new DLC or Chapter Recipe, if I list it for more than 99 gold, 59 gold being the average, furniture recipes will not sell.
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  • Tigerseye
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    Royaji wrote: »
    The point of those vendors is to sell the most basic items, some basic building materials and local flora/rocks.

    The design is to have actual furniture come from crafting. Specifically paintings are pretty common drops from chests. And if you want pretty flowers that's where ZOS will milk you hard through the Crown Store.

    I don't see any of this changing any time soon.

    Hate to say this, but maybe there should be a better selection for people who pay a sub, then?

    Especially as most people, who don't, probably don't do housing that seriously, anyway, due to the severe lack of slots.

    If they did this, it would be an added incentive to sub, for those who don't already, while meaning people, who do anyway, were not being double dipped on quite as much.

    Also, it totally depends on which paintings you mean.

    A limited selection of them are common drops (or a quest reward, in one case) and so, are cheap as chips.

    The others are rare as hens' teeth and their prices reflect that.

    Normally, their Crown price (although highly overblown) is better value, going by a typical Crown to gold conversion, than their prices in guild stores.
    Edited by Tigerseye on 25 March 2020 06:25
  • Watchdog
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    @LadyDestiny - have you checked the Achievement merchants' selection of items? That is another step up in quality an uniqueness, but you need to complete quests and do other activities to get the achievements needed to unlock the purchases there. Then there is the Luxury merchant available every weekend.
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