If it's as easy as pie, why don't you do it yourself?
Carbonised wrote: »
Because I consider it somewhat cheesy. There are plenty of things in the game one could do if one was comfortable with it.
Like I wrote in my post, the Master Crafter system should be fun and engaging. Having an army of crafting mules just to harvest Master Crafter writs and exploit the system to its limit is neither fun nor enganging to me, which is why I don't do it.
However, if nothing is changed in the forseeable future, I might have no choice other than to engage my own army of crafter alts, simply to not being put severely behind everyone else in the Master Crafter business, by only obtaining 1/10th of the Master Writ amounts that others do, simply because they exploit a system that caters to quantity more than quality.
Don't get me wrong, I agree with your points.
I have a main crafter as well, with all motifs, most recipes etc etc
But since I'm an altoholic I started doing all daily writs on all 12 characters, and that's fine because I love doing writs
And my 12 characters are not just craft mules, all are maxed FG, MG, Undaunted, BiS Legendary gear and mostly all other skill lines maxed, and I try to play them all for fun and diversity.
Carbonised wrote: »
And don't get me wrong either, I'm not asking for a complete overhaul or anything. I'm not asking for people to be locked out of the Master Crafter system. I'm simply asking for motifs/recipes/traits to count more into the equation of Master Writ drops, and RNG being less of a factor.
Master Crafter writs should be a reward to Master crafters. Not simply someone who leveled his skill lines to level 50, which is by far the easiest thing to do.
sp_korshun wrote: »I think we also need furniture writ as a daily one
About 1090 recipes in fact, but there're more than 2000 furniture items, so a bit less than a half are uncraftable.Carbonised wrote: »For furnishing, however, we are looking at 2000 recipes.
sp_korshun wrote: »About 1090 recipes in fact, but there're more than 2000 furniture items, so a bit less than a half are uncraftable.
Carbonised wrote: »As was mentioned somewhere else as well, it is time to look at the Daily Crafting writs hand in places.
It started out as Craglorn being the final place to hand in max level crafting quests, then it moved to Wrothgar, and now it's back at Craglorn. Meanwhile we get Vvardenfell soon, but you cannot hand in your crafting dailies there. I would like to, other people would like to, and others again would like to keep it in Craglorn or somewhere else.
Just how hard would it be to code it so that you can hand in your crafting dialy in any zone capital? There are already drop off points in every base game zone plus Craglorn, Orsonium and Vvardenfell. Make it so that all these accept the final level writ quests, so you can decide yourself where to hand them in.
It's a quality of life change, instead of forcing everyone to queue at the Craglorn drop off point.
But the point still stands - you don't need to be rewarded because you don't want to run more daily writs, and life is not unfair because other people who work harder at something get proportionally more from the effort than you do.
How about a mod to the 'open a pack prompt to accept a writ' logic.
Just lose it and treat all writs the same. (IE you have to open it and accept it to get it)
I lost the first writ that dropped because I did not understand this.
Malborn
It is rather disheartening to get so few vouchers (44) in 16 days on a master crafter. It feels like the smith/cloth/wood writs should be better quality based on your mastery of the craft. An average of 2.75 writ vouchers per day so far, if I didn't buy other people's writs I'd be saving forever to get anything worthwhile (45 days for a pattern at this rate). Now I know you can get lucky and get smith/cloth/wood writs with vouchers into the 100s, but very rng!
Dapper Dinosaur wrote: »The one thing I want to see changed the most in the master writs are the joke writs you can obtain that give less than 20 vouchers for legendary items.
I literally have gotten 5+ writs that ask me to waste 8 tempering alloy, to say nothing else of the other supplies needd, for less than 20 vouchers. Just the other day I literally got a master writ that wanted me to waste 8 dreugh wax for NINE vouchers. NINE. It should literally be AGAINST THE LAW to put such trash in my inventory.
If the writs asks you to make a legendary item, the MINIMUM number of vouchers should be NO LESS than 40. Even that is garbage but at least it wouldn't be less than 30. There is no excuse for a writ asking for items that cost many dozens of times' more gold to give only double the vouchers. That is one of the most pathetic things I've ever seen.
Carbonised wrote: »
And don't get me wrong either, I'm not asking for a complete overhaul or anything. I'm not asking for people to be locked out of the Master Crafter system. I'm simply asking for motifs/recipes/traits to count more into the equation of Master Writ drops, and RNG being less of a factor.
Master Crafter writs should be a reward to Master crafters. Not simply someone who leveled his skill lines to level 50, which is by far the easiest thing to do.