DRXHarbinger wrote: »Nirnroot is so easy to find, Hollowcity has 6 spawns for instance, Northwest Stonefalls right by where you walk into the rift there is a river below it which has tons of Alchemy mats inc Nirnroot / Hyacinth.
Shadowfen is littered with the stuff too, water water everywhere.
It would be far more upsetting if they asked 3x Cornflower or Lady Smock everyday. or mushrooms requiring you to run to each and every tree in search for them.
Fudly_budly wrote: »Or.. Learn to shop. Found 100 nirns for 10k last night at a trader kiosk. ZoS doesn't need to change the whole alchemy writ system to accommodate your laziness. lol
DRXHarbinger wrote: »Nirnroot is so easy to find, Hollowcity has 6 spawns for instance, Northwest Stonefalls right by where you walk into the rift there is a river below it which has tons of Alchemy mats inc Nirnroot / Hyacinth.
Shadowfen is littered with the stuff too, water water everywhere.
It would be far more upsetting if they asked 3x Cornflower or Lady Smock everyday. or mushrooms requiring you to run to each and every tree in search for them.
Read my last sentence: I am a Lord of great renown and own a huge castle, I will be damned if I am going to go around lake and rivers like a common peasant looking for nirnroot!
Haha, just kidding. I guess I can leave my throne room, put on my overalls and go to shadowfen and hang with the commoners for a day.... still its a stupid system to keep on asking for the same root. What makes it worst is that I dont belief Alchemy surveys can spawn nirnroot.
redspecter23 wrote: »The OP has a very valid point. There is a price at which doing the writs becomes pointless. It's not about laziness. It's about simple math. If you can make more money simply selling the nirnroot instead of doing the writ, why do the writ? Just sell the nirnroot instead.
^Tan9oSuccka wrote: »Nirnroot? Seriously?
People must be incredibly lazy. You can't walk five feet without tripping on it.
Fudly_budly wrote: »redspecter23 wrote: »The OP has a very valid point. There is a price at which doing the writs becomes pointless. It's not about laziness. It's about simple math. If you can make more money simply selling the nirnroot instead of doing the writ, why do the writ? Just sell the nirnroot instead.
sure. why not, whatever. It takes about 10 mins to farm 3 nirn roots at 0g. i.e. Lazy!! so he wants the system changed..? lol
redspecter23 wrote: »The OP has a very valid point. There is a price at which doing the writs becomes pointless. It's not about laziness. It's about simple math. If you can make more money simply selling the nirnroot instead of doing the writ, why do the writ? Just sell the nirnroot instead.
redspecter23 wrote: »Fudly_budly wrote: »redspecter23 wrote: »The OP has a very valid point. There is a price at which doing the writs becomes pointless. It's not about laziness. It's about simple math. If you can make more money simply selling the nirnroot instead of doing the writ, why do the writ? Just sell the nirnroot instead.
sure. why not, whatever. It takes about 10 mins to farm 3 nirn roots at 0g. i.e. Lazy!! so he wants the system changed..? lol
You're still not getting it. It's not about being lazy. If you farm those 3 nirnroot and do your writ and make back 1200g in materials and gold you have lost money compared to just selling the nirnroot. That's a problem with the system when your average gains from doing the writ are less than just selling the ingredients. If the point of the writs is to earn resources (gold, experience, time, etc) then the entire writ becomes pointless when the price of nirnroot reaches a certain threshold. Also, the cost of farming those nirnroot does cost you 0 gold, but it does cost you time. That's a resource as well.
^redspecter23 wrote: »The OP has a very valid point. There is a price at which doing the writs becomes pointless. It's not about laziness. It's about simple math. If you can make more money simply selling the nirnroot instead of doing the writ, why do the writ? Just sell the nirnroot instead.
yes and no..
the surge in tier-10 writs being run is not due to a massive increase in the gold value of goods in them. its due to the fact, at least for many, that they provide an access to equipment vouchers thru master writs. if you want those things, you do these writs or others. So for many its not just the gold sale value zero-sum math - its that the writs are the way to an end.
As for the not worth it, market shifts.
At the point the writs are not worth the mats prices folks wont do them and mats wont sell and... the prices go down etc. Equilibrium is reached.
the more expensive the nirnroot sales become the more folks will harvest.
i for one am working more of my chars to Db4 now, have 7 of 12... that supplier provides nirnroot fairly frequently.
you also do get nirnroot in the alchemy packs - somewhat infrequently.
watch vendors...
not too hard to keep up.
So far based on what i see happening, i expect that to feed my 12 alchemy writs a day i will need about 27-30 nirnroots a day.
i expect to get about 6-9 from supplier more when i get them to 12.
i expect to get 3-6 from alchemy boxes a day.
that means i only need to harvest or buy 9-15 a day to keep up.
that is easily manageable without feeding the 400g plus per nirn sellers. but if i had to feed them, with my drop rates, its still worth it.
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