ZOS Marriage and Housing

Evan8642

Can we have some benefit for being married and housing,



Example - the married couples can place items inside the home.

or when you get married you and your beloved get a marriage certificate along with a Ring of Mara, when you place the marriage certificate inside the house it increases your cap size of items by +50 and +1 more people can enter the house, with a limit determined by the size of the house.

if you wanted to take this a step farther you could even offer a "Shrine of Divorce" inside the crown store for 4000 crowns. Placing the Shrine of Divorce inside the home will allow you to divorce your spouse turning your rings of mara into rings of divorce adding +25% exp.

Or you could even give us a marriage skill line which would only progress if you were in the same party as your spouse, and the skill line would give you benefits for partying with your spouse as well as allow you to do things inside housing such as 10/10 skill line would unlock a spouse NPC that you could place inside your house, the spouse NPC could do something new like Guild banker , or Crafting writs, or something creative.

oaflet

I am sooo in need of that Shrine of Divorce, lol.
It will never work between a Khajiit sneak-thief and a Breton alchemist, they said.
We are just too different, they said.

They were right.

Sevalaricgirl

No, just no. There are a lot of us who play the game alone, no friends who play and not into "marrying" a perfect stranger, etc. Why should the minority have benefits that the majority won't have.

Mettaricana

Nope i can see easy as hell exploit and theft and people just being bad about this

Insomnia rex

Houses, after divorce, get 50% blocked by boulders , mechanic is already in game.

CaffeinatedMayhem

I'd love for pledged partners to get full decorator privileges in all my homes. I'm married in-game and IRL to the same man, so if he steals my stuff,I know where he lives. :P

idk

The issue ha sti do with what happens to furnishings player A (homeowner) placed and played B has picked up to move or store away.

The items picked up cannot go into player B inventory since it's bound to player A. Since there isn't a storage specific to bound furniture it will have to go into player A inventory. If played A isn't playing it merely becomes a huge headache moving inventory around. If he/she is playing their inventory is now filled to the brim and they cannot loot anything as a result.

That is the first reason sharing a house as OP suggests will not happen as the house and all furnishings in it are bound to their account.

Evan8642

well either way you cant just leave things the way they are, its very bland and nothing more than a 2 minute activity of spending crowns and going to a shrine with someone to get a ring, then that's it marriage over.

we need to add more functionality to this system.

Evan8642

and , to be more clear about OP I was more so referring to you can place objects in their housing , giving them items, but not being able to take them away, and vice versa

idk

Evan8642 wrote: »

and , to be more clear about OP I was more so referring to you can place objects in their housing , giving them items, but not being able to take them away, and vice versa

Still another issue. When you do something that forces an item to become bound it becomes bound to you. In the example you just provided it would need to become bound to another player which could require much work.

Even in the best design I've seen a player had to give the furnishing to another player for them to add to their furnishing inventory. But there was a furnishing inventory for their account.

Axoinus

Marriage is so dumb. I mean really, you have to have a relationship like that formalized? The benefits of marriage are so miniscule I really don't see the point.



I'm ok with marriage within ESO though.

Voxicity

I'd love to be able to give my wife (real life) permissions to place things in our homes. I'm okay with not having co-ownership, but it's kinda tedious having trade with her, place it myself, and then let her move it around. Especially if we can't decide whether or not it should go inside the house or the garden because I have to retrieve it and then place inside or outside.

Runs

I would just like to have my significant other be able to log out at my house and not get kicked out in the morning when they log back in.