Furniture Craft Skill Line?

k9mouse

Just thinking of couple passives:

1) One can decon furniture that one makes or crown store furniture (how many mats one gets back is based on the skill points invested)
2) Furniture Hirings to get more furniture mats everyday

If we have a skill line for the furniture craft; what other passives would you like to see?

phairdon

Furniture already ties in with crafting skill lines.

k9mouse

phairdon wrote: »

Furniture already ties in with crafting skill lines.

I know... what about deconing and hirings for furniture specify? Other Crafting can do that, what can't furniture also?

Damianos

I still want an alchemy hireling. However I seriously doubt, like the Alchemy Hireling, that they will include a craft skill line just for furniture crafting as it makes use of each of the different crafting lines' materials. That said... give us jewelcrafting with a hireling and I will be appeased, after all we were told 2+ years ago that it would be implimented in about 6 months.

Tasear

Already does, got to get you some skill points.

k9mouse

I am completely max out crafter... 9 traits, max out skill lines, know all the styles in game, etc. I do not remember seeing any mats from hirelings for furniture.

Also, can one decon furniture?

Damianos

k9mouse wrote: »

I am completely max out crafter... 9 traits, max out skill lines, know all the styles in game, etc. I do not remember seeing any mats from hirelings for furniture.

Also, can one decon furniture?

No, there is no need to decon it because in order to get any furniture (aside from the odd items you find stealing) you only can purchase or craft it. It's not like you're going to find a stockade or giblet fully crafted on the body of some random mob.

k9mouse

Damianos wrote: »

k9mouse wrote: »

I am completely max out crafter... 9 traits, max out skill lines, know all the styles in game, etc. I do not remember seeing any mats from hirelings for furniture.

Also, can one decon furniture?

No, there is no need to decon it because in order to get any furniture (aside from the odd items you find stealing) you only can purchase or craft it. It's not like you're going to find a stockade or giblet fully crafted on the body of some random mob.

Not true!

For example, I made a table and a week later I decided that I do not like the said table. What should I do with the old one? NPC sell it? I rather decon it and get some of my mats back.

Another story, one did a whole house in a style of furniture. Later when that person learn more of the furniture craft, he or she decide to completely redo the house? What to do with the old, unwanted items?

That when decon becomes important...

phairdon

Are you part of a trading guild? Could try selling the table.

k9mouse

Some items that I have are crown items, so I can not sell them to other players. Also, items like the Jester Banner item from this event. I have 30 items and they are bound. I wish I can decon a few of them.

phairdon

For example, I made a table and a week later I decided that I do not like the said table. What should I do with the old one? NPC sell it? I rather decon it and get some of my mats back.

Was referring to the above.

Damianos

k9mouse wrote: »

Damianos wrote: »

k9mouse wrote: »

I am completely max out crafter... 9 traits, max out skill lines, know all the styles in game, etc. I do not remember seeing any mats from hirelings for furniture.

Also, can one decon furniture?

No, there is no need to decon it because in order to get any furniture (aside from the odd items you find stealing) you only can purchase or craft it. It's not like you're going to find a stockade or giblet fully crafted on the body of some random mob.

Not true!

For example, I made a table and a week later I decided that I do not like the said table. What should I do with the old one? NPC sell it? I rather decon it and get some of my mats back.

That when decon becomes important...

I'd much rather them give us deconstruction of jewelry with jewelcrafting than deconstruction of furniture, there's actually a good market in selling crafted furniture. There's not been a game that I have played where decorating was involved and you have the ability to decon furniture, I'd rather them not start now.

cmetzger93

I would like it personally. I would love more skill lines that all characters can access but agree that we need jewelry crafting first

Duiwel

I agree with the alchemy hireling.

I would rather see a alchemy hireling instead.

Especially since poisons and spell power potions have now become so basic that it's almost mandatory for all content.

BRogueNZ

Duiwel wrote: »

I agree with the alchemy hireling.

I would rather see a alchemy hireling instead.

Especially since poisons and spell power potions have now become so basic that it's almost mandatory for all content.

They compensated the lack of hirelings for alchemy as you can farm telvar and buy ingredient bundles

zassasaurus

i definitely think it would be good to have some way to get furniture mats other than farming, maybe add a furnishing writ to the daily writs that drops mats and occasionally furniture recipes?

Number_51

BRogueNZ wrote: »

Duiwel wrote: »

I agree with the alchemy hireling.

I would rather see a alchemy hireling instead.

Especially since poisons and spell power potions have now become so basic that it's almost mandatory for all content.

They compensated the lack of hirelings for alchemy as you can farm telvar and buy ingredient bundles

The Shadowy Supplier (DB passive) provides about what I would have expected from an alchemy hireling with one of her 3 options.

Kodrac

The whole system is considered provisioning. Same interface, mats are provisioning, provisioning doesn't get to decon either.

BRogueNZ

Number_51 wrote: »

BRogueNZ wrote: »

Duiwel wrote: »

I agree with the alchemy hireling.

I would rather see a alchemy hireling instead.

Especially since poisons and spell power potions have now become so basic that it's almost mandatory for all content.

They compensated the lack of hirelings for alchemy as you can farm telvar and buy ingredient bundles

The Shadowy Supplier (DB passive) provides about what I would have expected from an alchemy hireling with one of her 3 options.

Good to know.

k9mouse

zassasaurus wrote: »

i definitely think it would be good to have some way to get furniture mats other than farming, maybe add a furnishing writ to the daily writs that drops mats and occasionally furniture recipes?

There is an idea....

aLi3nZ

Please don't make me use skill points I don't have because I Cbf questing / hunting skyshards.