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Do you have more than one crafter?
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mrdiamond666✭✭✭Just the 1, if he knows whatever recipes and other things, then my 2nd main will get them. The other 6 are just mules for now. But only been playing since end of april.0 -
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3Do you have more than one crafter?
- Blacksmith/Provisioner
- Clothier/Alchemist
- Woodworker/Enchanter
All 4 of my mains have all crafting lines maxed but only the 3 above have finished their research and learned their respective motifs.
If i had to do it again, i probably wouldn't split it again, in the beginning of the game this setup was much easier but once you hit endgame, it became somewhat awkward.
Edited by SirAndy on August 1, 2017 2:08AM2 -
Chantclaire✭✭✭mdylan2013 wrote: »I'm currently turning my new main into my master crafter but I will still learn all motifs on my old main, so in theory I will have two.
Let's do dailies Ford
Mate I'm having a serious dilemma if I actually want to do the work for the motifs again for my stamplarEveryone has a plan, until their plan gets nerfed
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Cpt_Teemo✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭mdylan2013 wrote: »I'm currently turning my new main into my master crafter but I will still learn all motifs on my old main, so in theory I will have two.
Let's do dailies Ford
Mate I'm having a serious dilemma if I actually want to do the work for the motifs again for my stamplar
Well if you have a spare 20-30m go for it, or if you just farm them yourself then your missing out on tons of profit0 -
Chantclaire✭✭✭
3Do you have more than one crafter?
- Blacksmith/Provisioner
- Clothier/Alchemist
- Woodworker/Enchanter
All 4 of my mains have all crafting lines maxed but only the 3 above have finished their research and learned their respective motifs.
If i had to do it again, i probably wouldn't split it again, in the beginning of the game this setup was much easier but once you hit endgame, it became somewhat awkward.
That's the oddest combination of alts and crafting I have seen. What made you do it like that? people often go smithing, clothing, woodworking on one and the other three on the other.Everyone has a plan, until their plan gets nerfed
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✭✭✭✭✭I have 3 characters who can clear all six writs in craglorn. One of them doesn't have maxed enchanting, though.
I've got another character that I'm working up the research on, for equipment.
Beyond that I've got a dedicated provisioner. I used to have a dedicated alchemist, but now I've got three of 'em.0 -
Caligamy_ESO✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Working on my 6th crafter and teaching them all traits and motif styles I find along the way, but the main guy is all traits and about 30 motif styles. Why would someone do something this stupid?
To combat the horrible drop rates of master writs.Edited by Caligamy_ESO on August 1, 2017 2:21AMlove is love0 -
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✭✭✭Caligamy_ESO wrote: »Working on my 6th crafter and teaching them all traits and motif styles I find along the way. Why would someone do something this stupid?
To combat the horrible drop rates of master writs.
My lower crafters get better MW drops than my main with all 9 traits and every single motif in game besides the 2 crown ones but they don't count0 -
SirAndy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭That's the oddest combination of alts and crafting I have seen. What made you do it like that? people often go smithing, clothing, woodworking on one and the other three on the other.
I had 4 mains (One dedicated to PvP) from the start of the game and wanted them all to be useful.
Spread them out across all alliances, races and classes.
It seemed like a good idea at the time to split research between 3 characters and have professions that sort of matched their role.
- The big fat Nord Dragonknight is a Blacksmith and likes to cook
- The lanky Breton Sorcerer is a Clothier and likes to plug pretty flowers
- The tiny Wood Elf Templar is a Woodworker and dabbles with shiny enchantments
Edited by SirAndy on August 1, 2017 2:25AM1 -
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Exactly. I wanted just two: one for gear and one for consumables. But with some Housing things requiring multiple crafts to make I may consolidate it all on one.Brunhilda Icehammer - Nord Dragonknight, 'Smith & Enchantress 'What is 'ranged? I need to hit something!!'
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Vyle_Byte✭✭✭✭✭
✭Exactly. I wanted just two: one for gear and one for consumables. But with some Housing things requiring multiple crafts to make I may consolidate it all on one.
Right, my consumables crafter is what I consider my main and I leveled the armor/weapon lines with her a while back, only bc I was playing her so much I would just break down everything I picked up. However, Id never in a million years wish to learn all those traits and motifs my main crafter knows. On the flip side, it benefited in the end, when housing came about.
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Narvuntien✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.Edited by Narvuntien on August 1, 2017 2:36AM0 -
Cpt_Teemo✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Always use all the patterns / motifs on one character, cause your just wasting so much income if you use doubles on alts, from scratch and if you were to buy every single motif as of now with the prices you'd probably be looking at atleast 20m per character.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Always use all the patterns / motifs on one character, cause your just wasting so much income if you use doubles on alts, from scratch and if you were to buy every single motif as of now with the prices you'd probably be looking at atleast 20m per character.
You don't have to buy every motif multiple times.
Many motifs come in pages which means you don't need to learn all pages on all crafters.
My blacksmith has no need to learn how to make a pretty dress.
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✭✭Three.
One does clothing, blacksmithing & woodworking.
Another does provisioning & alchemy
3rd one, enchanting.
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✭✭✭✭✭I have one for furniture and equipment (she has all disciplines on max but doesn't know many food recipes and has just enough skill points on them so she can make any furniture), and she is the one who learns the motifs and blueprints and have the traits researched, my orc Durza gra-Maghul, of the Morkul clan (of course).
Other than Durza, I have my Bosmer, Tegwen, who knows a bunch of recipes, she is the one who cooks for my other characters (yes yes I know, having a Bosmer as a chef is kinda risky, but you just gotta avoid the Super Meat Surprise).
My Altmer, Aerindel, is my enchanter, though she also knows Alchemy, which my Dunmer, Liliel, also know for RP reasons and not for gameplay reasons.
My other characters can't even make instant noodles.Edited by Abeille on August 1, 2017 3:32AMJust so that everyone knows, my Altmer still can't have black hair. About a dozen of Altmer NPCs in the game have black hair. Just saying.
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stabbykitteh✭✭✭✭My main can do everything, but doesn't currently have points in provisioning. My second crafter does provisioning, alchemy and enchanting. The rest (5) are alchemists, for the medicinal perk.0 -
Chantclaire✭✭✭Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lolEveryone has a plan, until their plan gets nerfed
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Cpt_Teemo✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again1 -
Chantclaire✭✭✭Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again
You are consistent with motif learning. The rare ones are still elusive. SO you're telling me you know all Yokuden and Bouyant Armiger motifs?Everyone has a plan, until their plan gets nerfed
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✭✭✭Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again
You are consistent with motif learning. The rare ones are still elusive. SO you're telling me you know all Yokuden and Bouyant Armiger motifs?
More then 100 chests and I never found any Bouyant Armiger anywhere on Vvardenfell
I have all craft on my main. Didn't see need for a separate crafting toon. And I am glad I didn't.٩(͡๏̯͡๏)۶
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Chantclaire✭✭✭Knootewoot wrote: »Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again
You are consistent with motif learning. The rare ones are still elusive. SO you're telling me you know all Yokuden and Bouyant Armiger motifs?
More then 100 chests and I never found any Bouyant Armiger anywhere on Vvardenfell
I have all craft on my main. Didn't see need for a separate crafting toon. And I am glad I didn't.
Wasn't the drop rate supposed to get fixed
Everyone has a plan, until their plan gets nerfed
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TomCarterESO✭✭✭One character does Blacksmithing, Clothing & Woodworking & the other does Provisioning, Enchanting & Alchemy
Edited by TomCarterESO on August 1, 2017 6:58AMVeteran Rank 16 Dark Elf Templar0 -
Flameheart✭✭✭✭✭4 and all can craft any gear set and trait, Nirnorned included. Just one (my unofficial main -> magblade) knows all motifs/styles, but the later 3 are pretty close when it comes to motifs. At moment I can do all 6 crafting writs and almost all legendary writs on 4 chars (not that I do that for all on a daily base). My stamblade still lacks some skillpoints to cover crafting and misses more motifs, but she is closing up. My Warden still lacks almost everything, because pretty new char.
I realized that I needed around 320+ skillpoints to be able to craft anything in any crafting Profession and if I want to play my chars as DD, tank or healer in addition and therefore need skillpoints in 1hand + shield, restoration staff and some other sections too. After doing all dungeon quests + Cadwells Silver and Gold and rank 12 in PvP you have enough skillpoints (I never sacrificed Valaste to uncle Sheo though). My skillpoints are distributed in a very selective way though (just the ones I really need and make sense imho).
Formerly I had just my main for crafting, but then I learnt styles with others too, because several motifs became inflationary and a lot cheaper (Xivkyn, Dwemer, Mercenery etc.), so I let other chars learn them too, because selling at such low prices wouldn't have made much sense. After a while I even bought them cheap to complete collections.
Meanwhile I am pretty glad to be able to craft stuff with almost all my chars without switching chars. The loading screens, when logging onto another char, aren't really short ones nowadays.
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✭✭✭Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again
You are consistent with motif learning. The rare ones are still elusive. SO you're telling me you know all Yokuden and Bouyant Armiger motifs?
Yokudan actually got way cheaper, its the BA that's worth the most atm till the August patch and yes I have 100% of the current in game motifs besides the 2 crown exclusive ones0 -
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✭✭✭Knootewoot wrote: »Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Narvuntien wrote: »Yep and its infuriating.
I have one that does woodworking, clothing, alchemy and enchanting and one that does blacksmithing and Provisioning.
As such I have to buy motifs twice and I can't craft a lot of furniture.
I didn't really know how the crafting systems worked when I set it up like that. I just only learnt the crafts my first character would need to be self sufficient.
To fix it would take too much time and I am too lazy to relevel it.
What everyone does seems to be out of laziness on this thread lol
Yeah i'm good with 100% motifs learned in game, along with 1,163 patterns on one char not going through all that again
You are consistent with motif learning. The rare ones are still elusive. SO you're telling me you know all Yokuden and Bouyant Armiger motifs?
More then 100 chests and I never found any Bouyant Armiger anywhere on Vvardenfell
I have all craft on my main. Didn't see need for a separate crafting toon. And I am glad I didn't.
Wasn't the drop rate supposed to get fixed
They did make it easier, its still hard though to find one before the fix it was around 1,000+ chests per page now about 200-3000
