Do you have all or most of the attunable stations in your home? How did you organize them?

IcyDeadPeople

So far I only have a few, but I'm wondering how to organize them so it becomes easy to find each set. Some sort of banner with the name of each set spelled out in gems or something?

kiyoshigawa

I don't have them all myself, but if I had to come up with a system, I'd probably get some colored lighting to indicate zone, and then number them with floating items above them, and publish a key. I don't think there's any clear way to make it obvious in-game only and stay within item limits. It would be nice if the game had banners you could modify to say whatever you like as a popup when you target them for things like this.

WatchYourSixx

One guy had his organized by something recognizable to that zone, or whatever related to where you could find them.
Ex. fighters and mages guild ones had the banner for them on a pillar beside them. Orsinium ones had the orc statue you see everywhere in wrothgar I think is a achievement item. Shadowfen had the hist tree, stuff like that. Obviously if you haven't been to those zones then things won't be recognisable. But if you have been everywhere it is easy to spot them.

Cpt_Teemo

One of my main guilds have banners and such for each section in the cavern house

LadyNalcarya

I dont have any of those, but I'm in a trading guild that has a guildhall with all of them. They're sorted in alphabetical order.

davey1107

I have...um...34 I think. I own Grand Topal, and I made the lower open cabana a crafting zone.

But the cabana only holds ~12...it has three walls that are good for a set each. So I built a patio off the back that I made look like it was built from driftwood and shipwreck parts, then overgrown w vines and jungle shrub. The patio is large enough for two rings of craft stations, which I organize by zone. Once the patio is full I’ll probably build a lower level under the cabana.

They should offer a pet monkey. Then I could put a monkey on the patio.

FloppyTouch

I don't have them myself but the guild I'm in does. They built a platform a really big one and but them in a line with clothing blacksmith and woodworking stations of the same set in that order next to each other. Then they used planks to separate each one. Then above each station they used blocks to give the initials of the sets so a set like clever alchemist would have CA floating above. It's works really well no guessing and looks very clean.

Stopnaggin

Older picture but have more stations now.

Stopnaggin

IcyDeadPeople wrote: »

FloppyTouch wrote: »

I don't have them myself but the guild I'm in does. They built a platform a really big one and but them in a line with clothing blacksmith and woodworking stations of the same set in that order next to each other. Then they used planks to separate each one. Then above each station they used blocks to give the initials of the sets so a set like clever alchemist would have CA floating above. It's works really well no guessing and looks very clean.

Oh that sounds very "clever"! BTW what did you use to make the letters?

Stopnaggin wrote: »

Older picture but have more stations now.

Wow, great job, and that's the same house I'm using. What materials did you use?

Daedric platforms. I sunk the in between ones so you dont have to swim but low enough to show the water and give the illusion of being empty.

TelvanniWizard

I have none.

Beardimus

Alphabetical flow! Or group by zones found in.

Asardes

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

IcyDeadPeople

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

Once you get started, it's simply fun to try to collect them all. In my case, this is the only reason I do Master Writs. And once you have most of the attunable stations, you can slog through a pile of Master Writs rather quickly. Visited home of guildmates who have them all and it's incredibly convenient.

Also very nice for those who don't have access to DLC/Morrowind or haven't done fighter's guild and mages guild quests.

IcyDeadPeople

Beardimus wrote: »

Alphabetical flow! Or group by zones found in.

I imagine alphabetical order can become a bit of a problem when new sets are added in future updates.

Reverb

One of my guild halls has the DLC ones grouped by zone, and the base game sets all alphabetical by set name. It's really easy to find everything that way, although we've also been talking about doing them all alphabetically, and not separating the DLC ones.

Nestor

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

Unless your putting them in a Guild Hall to help the guildies who don't have the DLC's so they can do Master Writs.

Asardes

Nestor wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

Unless your putting them in a Guild Hall to help the guildies who don't have the DLC's so they can do Master Writs.

Well, my only interest in trade guilds is basically inventory management. I put surplus stuff there to get rid of it from my bank. The only conversations I entertain are giving MM price estimates. If I were a guild leader - and I will never be since I think my in game time should be reduced and used more efficiently - I would probably provide them, but I would require fair compensation in low cost writs from guild members to do it. For example in my PvE guilds everyone who does nHoF/vHoF donates the repair parts to build the centurion test dummies. I consider it a fair deal.

Wreuntzylla

Nestor wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

Unless your putting them in a Guild Hall to help the guildies who don't have the DLC's so they can do Master Writs.

Or you run 50-100 master writs a week.

Cpt_Teemo

Not me, i'd rather have an army of centurions than attunable stations for my primary

Stopnaggin

Alphabetical

LadyNalcarya

Stopnaggin wrote: »

Older picture but have more stations now.

That looks awesome, very creative

AverageJo3Gam3r

How many item slots does it take to have all the attunables?

Stopnaggin

LadyNalcarya wrote: »

Stopnaggin wrote: »

Older picture but have more stations now.

That looks awesome, very creative

Thank you. Had to do something with all that space.

IcyDeadPeople

FloppyTouch wrote: »

I don't have them myself but the guild I'm in does. They built a platform a really big one and but them in a line with clothing blacksmith and woodworking stations of the same set in that order next to each other. Then they used planks to separate each one. Then above each station they used blocks to give the initials of the sets so a set like clever alchemist would have CA floating above. It's works really well no guessing and looks very clean.

Oh that sounds very "clever"! BTW what did you use to make the letters?

Stopnaggin wrote: »

Older picture but have more stations now.

Wow, great job, and that's the same house I'm using. What materials did you use?

Stopnaggin

IcyDeadPeople wrote: »

FloppyTouch wrote: »

I don't have them myself but the guild I'm in does. They built a platform a really big one and but them in a line with clothing blacksmith and woodworking stations of the same set in that order next to each other. Then they used planks to separate each one. Then above each station they used blocks to give the initials of the sets so a set like clever alchemist would have CA floating above. It's works really well no guessing and looks very clean.

Oh that sounds very "clever"! BTW what did you use to make the letters?

Stopnaggin wrote: »

Older picture but have more stations now.

Wow, great job, and that's the same house I'm using. What materials did you use?

Daedric platforms. Once you get the recipe its in the praxis items. I sunk the in between ones below the water so you can walk across them without swimming. And when new sets are added it will be easy to add platforms and rearrange.

disintegr8

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

What about those of us who might want to do it just because we can?

Up until now I have been focused on buying all of the houses but in a week or two, when I own every house available with in game gold (only Hakkvild's High Hall and the Witches festival house to go), I will start adding to my 4 sets of crafting tables.

Why - because I can! What else am I going to use all of my writ vouchers on?

Stopnaggin

disintegr8 wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

The benefit is not worth the cost. Most of them are easily accessible in world. Even the IC ones don't take me more than 10 minutes to reach. So I didn't buy any of them.

What about those of us who might want to do it just because we can?

Up until now I have been focused on buying all of the houses but in a week or two, when I own every house available with in game gold (only Hakkvild's High Hall and the Witches festival house to go), I will start adding to my 4 sets of crafting tables.

Why - because I can! What else am I going to use all of my writ vouchers on?

Lol, some people can't see beyond their own interests. Thats why they make comments like that.