Sick of how rare the new blueprints are.....

CaffeinatedMayhem

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Yeah. If you can make the bed then you should be selling them in stores lol but it's not likely you do have it.

I've seen the bed blueprint for sale on PC/NA once! 900k. That's 2 weeks of good sales, if I don't spend income on anything else.

SolidusPrime

I had no [snip] clue the bed was that rare. I randomly found it last night while stealing.

If anyone wants me to make them some on PC NA, I am open to negotiation.

[Edited for profanity]

EvilAutoTech

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

Get luckier OP

Now where did I leave that ebony ring of luck? Oh wait, it will be in Rosethorn hall in about 900 years.

Feindrah

I'm glad im not the only one that thinks the drops rates are too low. I've spent a lot of time farming and I've found a SINGLE new purple. I'm very happy I got that blueprint since it made me money (It was for something I didn't want at all ;a; ) However, all that farming and not getting anything really burnt me out. I haven't played much lately since housings is the main thing I like in this game and with theses drop rates feeling so low it doesn't make me want to play as often.

Hopefully something will change- but I won't get my hopes up.

Moloch1514

This is probably a tactic to drive crown store Furnished housing purchases.

Nestor

I pulled a Purple out of a Trial Last night, from a knapsack. This was the first purple recipe I have seen in a Racoon's age, in any zone. It was Orcish btw.

I get a decent amount of the Greens in Vvardenfell, and some blues, but Purples? Nah.

CGPsaint

Zenimax ruined the furniture market when they raised the cost of furnishing plans from the Master Writ vendor from 10 vouchers to 25 vouchers.

supaskrub

CGPsaint wrote: »

Zenimax ruined the furniture market when they raised the cost of furnishing plans from the Master Writ vendor from 10 vouchers to 25 vouchers.

Thought the very same yesterday as a matter of fact.

As to the OP, i've found one of the new purples.. telvanni chair organic, was from a pickpocketing spree in Vvardenfell

doslekis

The only two I've found, are the hlaalu bed, single, and redoran bed, single. Both pretty similar. Both found on my once daily runs through dreloth urn farm.

I'm on ps4 NA, if you want either of made I'll send them your way psn:Nintendoop

GoodFella146

doslekis wrote: »

The only two I've found, are the hlaalu bed, single, and redoran bed, single. Both pretty similar. Both found on my once daily runs through dreloth urn farm.

I'm on ps4 NA, if you want either of made I'll send them your way psn:Nintendoop

Yeah, I have seen those and have em too I believe. It's that curved canopy bed that nobody has.

BrianDavion

reiverx wrote: »

On the plus side, the guild stores are jam-packed with overpriced Daedric blueprints. Not much else though.

yeah, they need to expand that daedric loot tool. at this point I doubt you can give those benches away

GoodFella146

So nobody knows a way to directly petition these guys?

Swifigames

RoyalPink06 wrote: »

And yet there's soooooo many freakin' daedric blueprints in guild traders right now that they aren't even worth selling anymore. Please fix drop rates ZOS.

The amount of those 2 Daedric blue's is absolutely insane. To the point of silly how often these things drop and are being sold in traders...anywhere from 100g-xxxxx amount of gold. Not only are they everywhere, the varying range in trader prices for those two blue Daedric items are a head scratch away from insanity.
It feels mostly like a massive troll anymore. I found one twice in a row in the same dungeon the other day, one the week before, two the previous week kind of thing...
They're dropping so often I wonder if they had anything to do with an exploit of some sort. Like they were part of something exploitable, people abused it, and ZOS said...OK, you want those items!? Here you all are...now suffer with them everywhere >:D
I would be cool with it if that's what's happening here, because to the shed with exploiters I say.
Any other reason would just be....ugh..
This is of course just my opinion....which may or may not be worth a damn.

DarcyMardin

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Swifigames

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Your post makes a lot of sense. Though I wouldn't be on board with making Blueprints easier to obtain all-around so much. I like that they are difficult to obtain, this makes them that much more prized once found.
I do think it would be fantastic if the game recognized that a player is into furnishing (whether by the number of learned recipes or by calculating/understanding how many used slots are in our homes?) and know that you'd like a furnishing item drop.
I wonder if there's an algorithm for something like that?
Game knows you like furniture...drops you some rare furniture once in a great while :P
That would be so much win.

victoriana-blue

Swifigames wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Your post makes a lot of sense. Though I wouldn't be on board with making Blueprints easier to obtain all-around so much. I like that they are difficult to obtain, this makes them that much more prized once found.
I do think it would be fantastic if the game recognized that a player is into furnishing (whether by the number of learned recipes or by calculating/understanding how many used slots are in our homes?) and know that you'd like a furnishing item drop.
I wonder if there's an algorithm for something like that?
Game knows you like furniture...drops you some rare furniture once in a great while :P
That would be so much win.

I'd be interested in more furnishing drops, but not at the expense of plans. There are, what, close to two thousand plans in the game now? So getting "a" plan isn't a problem, the problem is getting your hands on Morrowind plans and base purple plans that aren't Wood Elf. (Personal example: I picked up two purple plans in Vvardenfell in the last ~70 hours of play time. They were both wood elf.) Plus learned plans don't take up inventory and you don't have to search traders every time you want to add a chair.

The game has some deliberately rare plans like skooma bubblers, coffin lids, and thrones. Not everything is supposed to be that difficult to find.

(Unless you're trolling? In which case, gj on getting a reaction I guess.)

GoodFella146

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Yup, literal months later and still can't decorate the Amaya Lake Lodge

Swifigames

victoriana-blue wrote: »

Swifigames wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Your post makes a lot of sense. Though I wouldn't be on board with making Blueprints easier to obtain all-around so much. I like that they are difficult to obtain, this makes them that much more prized once found.
I do think it would be fantastic if the game recognized that a player is into furnishing (whether by the number of learned recipes or by calculating/understanding how many used slots are in our homes?) and know that you'd like a furnishing item drop.
I wonder if there's an algorithm for something like that?
Game knows you like furniture...drops you some rare furniture once in a great while :P
That would be so much win.

I'd be interested in more furnishing drops, but not at the expense of plans. There are, what, close to two thousand plans in the game now? So getting "a" plan isn't a problem, the problem is getting your hands on Morrowind plans and base purple plans that aren't Wood Elf. (Personal example: I picked up two purple plans in Vvardenfell in the last ~70 hours of play time. They were both wood elf.) Plus learned plans don't take up inventory and you don't have to search traders every time you want to add a chair.

The game has some deliberately rare plans like skooma bubblers, coffin lids, and thrones. Not everything is supposed to be that difficult to find.

(Unless you're trolling? In which case, gj on getting a reaction I guess.)

If you could, please explain what it was in my post that sounded like I was trolling? Thanks.
Also, I'd be so lucky to have found 2 purple Wood Elf drops. I haven't found one. Consider yourself lucky?
Cheers

Caligamy_ESO

If its any consolation, blueprints drop like crazy from some of the fabricants in Clockwork City dlc.

Cpt_Teemo

GoodFella146 wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Yup, literal months later and still can't decorate the Amaya Lake Lodge

Well you can, just need to buy the made furniture instead of crafting it yourself, I've decored 3 manors and 2 large houses from scratch using some of other peoples furniture, luxury, and most of mine which came from the plans I learned.

GoodFella146

Cpt_Teemo wrote: »

GoodFella146 wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Yup, literal months later and still can't decorate the Amaya Lake Lodge

Well you can, just need to buy the made furniture instead of crafting it yourself, I've decored 3 manors and 2 large houses from scratch using some of other peoples furniture, luxury, and most of mine which came from the plans I learned.

No, some things haven't been found yet on PS4

IwakuraLain42

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Cpt_Teemo wrote: »

GoodFella146 wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

I wish ZOS would rethink the rarity of the furniture blueprints. When new houses come out, those of us who are into housing naturally want to acquire and decorate them. It often makes sense to use the furniture style that matches the house--so if we bought the homes in Vvardenfel, we are searching (futilely) for the Redoran, Hlaalu and Telvanni blueprints. But in most cases, we still haven't found the rare Redguard blueprints that we needed for the Hundings mansion.

Soon we'll have Clockwork City observatory, which looks amazingly cool on the PTS, but will call for an entirely new style of furnishing recipe...and I dread the thought of the drop rate on *those.* And so it goes.

With the current situation, decorators will always be several months behind where we should be with furnishing our houses. This leads to extreme frustration with what could be a really fun part of the game for those of us who love ESO housing.

Please consider making blueprints a little easier to obtain!

Yup, literal months later and still can't decorate the Amaya Lake Lodge

Well you can, just need to buy the made furniture instead of crafting it yourself, I've decored 3 manors and 2 large houses from scratch using some of other peoples furniture, luxury, and most of mine which came from the plans I learned.

No, some things haven't been found yet on PS4

Also trying to find stuff on Guild Trades without any search function and no capability to search all stores makes this pretty much impossible.

The virtual non-existence of the Morrowind blueprints in the game is (for me) the reason why I still haven't bought the Amaya Lake Lodge, even tho I really like it. The current drop rate is a very, very sick joke :-(

Hortator Indoril Nerevar

Respect4Elders wrote: »

Hlaalu canopy bed blueprints and BA motifs...coming soon to a crown crate near you!

SantieClaws

Khajiit she can make that bed and does sell them.

Alas you seem to be in a different sort of Tamriel to this one otherwise she would happily provide one for you.

This one also can provide a reasonable range of such furnishings should they be required.

This one often lists such items at the guild trader of The Imperial Trading Company.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Ayonia

Magdalina wrote: »

Well, it seems that blueprint at least does exist (I know you're on console so this doesn't help you, I'm just saying it seems to actually exist in game, which is not the case for some blueprints)

And yeah...it's bad. I have about a dozen new purples I think but I feel I've had enough farming. I guess it's less of an issue for PC because between all the active urn farmers we've probably found most blueprints by now between all of us, so while no one has all of them it's generally possible to buy what you want. I can't imagine doing that without TTC site/addon though, some of these things you can still only find at like literally one trader or something. Sorry

There have been a lot of threads on this - I think we've agreed the new purple furniture blueprints droprate is something like 1/22k, for urns at least which is where most people farm And no that's not a typo lol - but I guess it's not a big/loud enough issue for ZOS to care....plus who'd buy those 500 crowns furnitures in the crown store if one could easily acquire them ingame?

This is the drop rate. For two weeks when Morrowind dropped I farmed urns on all 14 of my toons for at least 6 hours a day. I actually kept track of every drop for each of my toons on an excel spreadsheet. I did this to get stats for the GL of my trade guild so we could post it for our guild. The drop rate may have gotten better since then, but I don't think it has. It is a grind.

Whiphid

What annoys me is that they not only polluted the Morrowind drop tables with every other style of furniture from the base game, but they also made ALMOST EVERY Morrowind furniture purple quality, which decreases the chance of getting one even more. I hold my heart for the CWC furniture. I know they want us to buy stuff from the Crown Store, but at least drop them prices a bit. 500 crowns for a single chair is a bit excessive (there's a point where MICRO-transactions turn into MACRO-transactions...)

Also, they stores (PS4/EU) seem to be overflowing with Daedric Benches and Daedric Pedestals, but I've never seen a single Ayleid furnishing. At this point all I care is getting the 3 blue ones, but I have yet to find any. Anyone on PS4 got these? I'm seriously starting to wonder if they forgot to put them in on consoles.

Third, which is one of my main concerns, is the secrecy around some of these furnishings/patterns. There's some specific patterns that drop from specific individuals, but we don't always know where. Then there's a bunch of people that find out, that start spreading misinformation about where to find it, so that everyone is on a wild goose chase, while they reap the profits. Would it be too much to ask to at least tell us which stuff drops where? I still remember the ordeal with the Breton Thrones, where people were all but threatened for revealing where the drops came from. The Shivering Cheese seems to be the latest in this struggle, we already have people "claiming" that it drops from trial bosses, lockboxes, or provisioners.

Rant over.

FrancisCrawford

Has anybody bought purple recipes for writ vouchers since the the price went up 2.5x? I haven't.

Magdalina

FrancisCrawford wrote: »

Has anybody bought purple recipes for writ vouchers since the the price went up 2.5x? I haven't.

I have. They did somewhat fix the droprates in the sense that Redguard now seem the most common drop(not that I'm complaining, that stuff still sells for 50k+), but the new blueprints are not on the list.

IwakuraLain42

FrancisCrawford wrote: »

Has anybody bought purple recipes for writ vouchers since the the price went up 2.5x? I haven't.

I have started doing that in the last few days (both blue and purple quality) and I surprisingly I see few duplicates (and I know quite a lot of blueprints), so maybe they added some code to reduce collisions ?

Maybe they could hire a cousin of Roris Hlaalu (that is a large house after all ...) that sets up shop in Vivec City and has the Morrowind stuff (maybe may 20 vouchers of any-quality items). That way only owner of the Chapter can buy that stuff directly.

reiverx

FrancisCrawford wrote: »

Has anybody bought purple recipes for writ vouchers since the the price went up 2.5x? I haven't.

No chance. They aren't worth it at all. I have 400 writ vouchers and a dozen crafting writs sitting in my bank and I don't see them being used anytime soon..

I think enough time has passed since Homestead that we have a general idea on how they plan to evolve housing. So this is it. Flood the Crown Store with new items that aren't available in the game, and make the others near impossible to get.

I may have been tempted to purchase a couple of items but I have nowhere to put them because of item limits. As a PVPer, I was surprised at how involved I got with housing but I'm beginning to accept it is an unnecessary failure.