Would you like to be able to purchase a Stablemaster for your home?

Sheezabeast

Would you like to be able to buy a Stablemaster to keep in your house, that allows you to train your mount without having to go to town?

getemshauna

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

It could be cool, but all my mules or crafters are already parked in Claglorn, so I can do writs aswell without infinite long loading screens.

ProfessorKittyhawk

Maybe make a stable hand assistant you can summon wherever, whenever, so you can train your mounts acrps all your characters rather than running to a town with a stable. You could still put the stable hand at your house like all the other assistants.

sevomd69

No, no need.

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

disintegr8

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

sevomd69 wrote: »

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

Most people roll new toons all the time, so they would constantly be in use. I'm coming up for 2 years in the game and have 4 newer characters on my main account still at various levels of horse training.

Taleof2Cities

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

Yes, but for better immersion ... if players forget that's their own fault.

Linaleah

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

sevomd69 wrote: »

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

if they have the animations of regular stable masters? they would still be very useful, cause they would look cool and would liven up the player housing at least a little.

Sheezabeast

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

Linaleah wrote: »

sevomd69 wrote: »

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

if they have the animations of regular stable masters? they would still be very useful, cause they would look cool and would liven up the player housing at least a little.

I would love if they were animated! Housing can feel kind of shallow, not even our mounts move

Arbit

Other, explain:

nice for a guild hall, but useless to yourself once youre maxed. so many things they could add to houses, but hopefully they dont overprice them like mundus stones are.

Minyassa

No, no need.

I think I would THINK I wanted it until I was maxed and then I would be really mad that I spent anything on it and have major buyer's remorse.

Orjix

No, no need.

My house has no purpose and this isn't going to change anything

SFDB

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

Not for this reason, just to have more NPCs in my house.

Cpt_Teemo

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

Yes, and also the ability to craft writs in house and turn them in the house as well would be faster load times

Loralai_907

Other, explain:

I would just be happy with the ability to take care of all mounts/all characters without having to login in to each character. THAT would be enormously helpful, and ALL my characters would get their mount training completed waaaay faster than the inconvenient need to login to every character every day. I know, its so silly, but I have characters that I have had created for ages that still are not done with their mount training.

Tasear

No, no need.

snugpod... I already got want in my front yard, while next to outlaw refugee, and writ voucher guy and pledges...

#SnugpodBestSmallHouse

sevomd69

No, no need.

disintegr8 wrote: »

sevomd69 wrote: »

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

Most people roll new toons all the time, so they would constantly be in use. I'm coming up for 2 years in the game and have 4 newer characters on my main account still at various levels of horse training.

I have 14 characters and only 3 need just stam to level up... all in their 30's... so in about a month... a stable master would be superfluous...for me at least...

ProfessorKittyhawk

sevomd69 wrote: »

disintegr8 wrote: »

sevomd69 wrote: »

He'd be useless once you maxed all your horses.,..

Most people roll new toons all the time, so they would constantly be in use. I'm coming up for 2 years in the game and have 4 newer characters on my main account still at various levels of horse training.

I have 14 characters and only 3 need just stam to level up... all in their 30's... so in about a month... a stable master would be superfluous...for me at least...

For you. Just like there's people who feel the same about banker or merchant assistants. The option should still be there for those who want it. Especially of people have houses they use as guild halls. Already have bankers, merchants, and smugglers, as well as crafting stations. Why not a stablemaster?

RaddlemanNumber7

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

Having a Stablemaster in your own yard would be a great opportunity to dodge some more loading screens.

I'm sure that giving homes some more functionality would make them sell more.

Pele

Yes, it would make training mounts easier to remember

I meant to vote 'Other' because I'd buy it for completionist reasons not for actual mount training.

ProfessorKittyhawk wrote: »

Maybe make a stable hand assistant you can summon wherever, whenever, so you can train your mounts acrps all your characters rather than running to a town with a stable. You could still put the stable hand at your house like all the other assistants.

Good idea.

Alex_Lex

No, no need.

I thought every stable would have stablemaster before I bought the house.
But now I have only 2 toons to feed the mount so don't ne

Mitrenga

Other, explain:

I would like to have taming as a skill. A passive in some tree, perhaps.

Tandor

No, no need.

Anything that removes a need to go into town is potentially bad for the game. Having everyone sitting in their own little private instance doing everything outside of actual adventuring/PvP leaves the towns deserted which gives a bad initial impression to new players logging in to what then seems to them to be a failed game with an empty world.

Besides which, I enjoy having things to do in different places. I play a game for maximum fun, not optimum efficient use of my time. I have no problem with going into one town to train my mount then heading off to another town to hand in my writ, whereas if I could just stay in my home and do it all there I'd be bored to tears even if I was maximising my time/achievement efficiency ratio which is all that seems to drive some players' approach to a relaxing hobby!