ZOS can we (pretty please) craft jewelry in our crafted sets?

Chronicburn

I know it's not original but hoping we can get a reply ... not asking for a huge buff or anything, just asking to add 3 piece jewelry to set crafting options ....

Vaoh

Yes

..... when you click the wrong option

I want to be able to craft jewelry, which is a feature confirmed by ZOS for the future.
There shouldn't randomly be any craftable sets that stay unnecessarily bound to only armor, only weapons, or only jewelry imo.

radiostar

Yes

They've ignored it for years

RPGplayer13579

Yes

Don't let this topic die! Maybe if we annoy them enough they will finally give in to our demands. The squeaky wheel gets the attention.

Chronicburn

Yes

RPGplayer13579 wrote: »

Don't let this topic die! Maybe if we annoy them enough they will finally give in to our demands. The squeaky wheel gets the attention.

It works for the nerf promoters ... if ya can't beat em, join em!

Banana

Dont hold ya breath

STEVIL

No

just what the game needs... fewer differences between things.

:-)

richo262

No

This game already lacks any reason to farm items, why provide even less incentive to farm?

Palidon

Yes

I voted yes but by implementing the ability to craft jewelry or jewelry for crafted sets a lot of folks would stop farming. This game is all about farming. Thats why ZOS implements changes to abilities, passives, weapon/armor every few months to keep you doing just that.
A good example is this last DLC which made a lot of BIS sets useless and changed some mundus stone buffs and weapon traits.

Eyesinthedrk

Yes

Who in the hell likes farming? I think these are the same people that like to correct spelling on social media.

ConeOfSilence

Yes

Certain farmed sets are better anyway as a second set.

Rajajshka

Yes

I'd love the ability to upgrade jewls, bothers me that some times i have to use the mix of blue and purple or purple and gold simply because the game won't drop the ones i'm missing.

TheShadowScout

Yes

I definitely want to see jewelry crafting! its painfully absent from the available crafting options...

Nighn_9

Save all your gold jewelry duplicates........

Arkangeloski

No

Nope! It will break the game at so many levels..

Arkangeloski

No

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Nestor

Yes

ConeOfSilence wrote: »

Certain farmed sets are better anyway as a second set.

While I would love to jewelry crafting as more stuff is always better, the new dropped sets have dramatically reduced my desire for it. I almost always have a 5 piece crafted and a 5 piece dropped plus monster

Bhaal5

Yes

Think zos has put it in the "to hard basket" along with fixing lag issues and terrible falling animations

RPGplayer13579

Yes

How would this break the game? Everyone can wear two full sets of armor. Increasing variety and player choice is a good thing, right?

Urza1234

Yes

richo262 wrote: »

This game already lacks any reason to farm items, why provide even less incentive to farm?

because i go outside occasionally

Chronicburn

Yes

False hope is better than no hope ... @ ZOS can you please at least tell us you are gonna do this even if it's a lie?

Messy1

Yes

This would open up so many new possibilities and combinations! Make it so!

Vizier

Yes

This...

The game becomes better for SOOO many people overnight if they did this...

FloppyTouch

Yes

I said this in another post but low lvl pvpers would love this too.

Thestephenmcraeub17_ESO

Yes

Yes, but I don't think you should be able to improve jewelry. It would have to be crafted at the quality level at which it would stay for its existence, otherwise people would all have gold jewelry on every set (if jewelry improvement existed) and that would be removing incentives to run trials (gold jewelry). But basically, to create a gold ring of Julianos, for example, I'd be fine with it if it required 16 tempering alloys or something, just to keep the maximum level rare and feel worthwhile when you achieve it.

Olupajmibanan

Yes

Thestephenmcraeub17_ESO wrote: »

Yes, but I don't think you should be able to improve jewelry. It would have to be crafted at the quality level at which it would stay for its existence, otherwise people would all have gold jewelry on every set (if jewelry improvement existed) and that would be removing incentives to run trials (gold jewelry). But basically, to create a gold ring of Julianos, for example, I'd be fine with it if it required 16 tempering alloys or something, just to keep the maximum level rare and feel worthwhile when you achieve it.

So much this. Do not implement jewelry improvement and make it like glyph crafting instead. You create an epic ring, so it stays an epic ring. If you want gold one, you must craft it anew.

zaria

Yes

Olupajmibanan wrote: »

Thestephenmcraeub17_ESO wrote: »

Yes, but I don't think you should be able to improve jewelry. It would have to be crafted at the quality level at which it would stay for its existence, otherwise people would all have gold jewelry on every set (if jewelry improvement existed) and that would be removing incentives to run trials (gold jewelry). But basically, to create a gold ring of Julianos, for example, I'd be fine with it if it required 16 tempering alloys or something, just to keep the maximum level rare and feel worthwhile when you achieve it.

So much this. Do not implement jewelry improvement and make it like glyph crafting instead. You create an epic ring, so it stays an epic ring. If you want gold one, you must craft it anew.

Agree, like glyph and only for crafted sets.
It would not have much impact on balance except two ways, you could wear two crafted sets or one crafted and one from normal trials or dungeons.
You will still need veteran for trait change but this can be vCoA rather than vWGT or vMOL

FloppyTouch

Yes

My question is how can you craft jewelry that is say 6 trait when rings and necklaces only have three traits to learn robust healthy and arcane?

How would they work this if the added just curious

RPGplayer13579

Yes

Jewelry crafting would require Ingots ranging from Iron to Rubedite and two Glyphs. The quality of the crafted item would depend on the two Glyphs used in crafting. The crafting of these items should be different then the forging a sword. We are making magical rings and necklaces after all.

NotNormanBates

No

It would almost destroy all incentive systems in the game. While it may be a good thing for people who play pvp, solo and/or don't have a lot of time to invest in the game. The game simply has been built in such a way that jewelry is one of the main incentives to running content that only players with a large time investment can complete.

The only way for jewelry crafting to be implemented would be with a massive overhaul in the incentive systems that the game has been built on.

The problem with all of this is either A.) replacement of this incentive system with a new one would result in the same situation; a new item or equivalent that is out of reach for people without a large time investment. Or B.) The incentive isn't replaced, resulting in a significant amount of people spending less time or losing interest in the game.

Bbsample197

if jewlery crafting be a thing then we can finally say good bye to vet trials