Should Hireling email SUBJECT correspond to contents (i.e. Enchantment Runes instead of Raw Mats.)?

Enkil

The way that I am suggestions is already done for provisioning. Those hireling mails say "Getting Groceries." The team that does these puts a lot of time and creativity into them and I love them. What I am suggesting is that the crafting title be included in the subject line. Perhaps new subject lines could read....

Cloth Fibers (Clothing)
Logs & Timber (Woodworking)
Ore and Alloys (Blacksmith materials)
Runestones (Enchanting materials)

If you vote NO, please elaborate....

AlexDougherty

Other

I like them as they are now, I like an amusing story, and some of them do relate to the mats you are getting, but it's not vital, the funny story is.

Nestor

Yes

The Stories are fine and need to be kept.

I would like to see what type of raw materials are in the email in the subject line from the attachment as I have mules that generate these emails and then my crafters open them. I have had to shuffle things around between crafters because I save the attachments from the wrong emails. Does not happen often, but this would stop it from happening more often.

Sasky

Yes

Provisioning hirelings do currently (Getting Groceries) and it's quite a bit better than the endless "Raw Materials".

Hamfast

Yes

While it really does not matter, it's a small change that would be nice... sort of like the "Personalized" notes that come with them.

aklairenb14_ESO

Other

hirelings are not a good idea. I hate the hirelings PERIOD, they are not necessary. Everything you need you should get by foraging for it. The only thing i can see hireling used for is extra. You should not have to be dependent on them; thats the way i am... I hate it so much it makes me take a nap when i think about it. There use to be a problem with getting mud crap. I can see thats not a problem anymore. NOW its still oats and tomatos. The drop rate is HORRIBLE. When you do this it puts a gap into people game play. It leaves them with a "what am i to do now". To crafters once the materials are gone they are done for today. (For me thats the case).