Colecovision wrote: »In some cases, eso plus gets 3 times the additional furniture slots beyond the initial purchase of the unfurnished house.
Colecovision wrote: »In some cases, eso plus gets 3 times the additional furniture slots beyond the initial purchase of the unfurnished house.
Care to prove that?
Colecovision wrote: »Colecovision wrote: »In some cases, eso plus gets 3 times the additional furniture slots beyond the initial purchase of the unfurnished house.
Care to prove that?
I’ll look tonight for the correct house, but there is one that comes with 100 total slots and 50 are used. So that’s 50 more for non subs and 150 for subs who get a total of 200. Might be cyrodil jungle.
The unfurnished house is presented with them in the preview with no warning. I also used the word “additional” for the reason you are stating. In stripping it down you also reveal a house that is incomplete more than it is unfurnished. Regardless, it hits non subs harder. I think the Amaya lake lodge had 70 of the 300 used. I had no idea when I bought it. Terrible surprise. That’s not a 3 to 1 ratio, but it’s basically a free to try part of the game for non subs. Hopefully that’s the big picture I’m conveying.JasonSilverSpring wrote: »Colecovision wrote: »Colecovision wrote: »In some cases, eso plus gets 3 times the additional furniture slots beyond the initial purchase of the unfurnished house.
Care to prove that?
I’ll look tonight for the correct house, but there is one that comes with 100 total slots and 50 are used. So that’s 50 more for non subs and 150 for subs who get a total of 200. Might be cyrodil jungle.
That still means twice as many slots. You can remove some of those if you want.
You get one house for free and two for cheap (the inn rooms). You even get a third for cheap if you have Morrowind. Just use one of the rooms to hold all your storage items. Think of the inn room as a storage unit.
You get one house for free and two for cheap (the inn rooms). You even get a third for cheap if you have Morrowind. Just use one of the rooms to hold all your storage items. Think of the inn room as a storage unit.
The small 'house' I think you're talking about is barely useable with the ESO+ limit either. Some of the smaller houses have pretty poor 'items per area' density. That said, you can easily fill the homes to look like houses from the rest of the ESO universe within the non-sub limits.Colecovision wrote: »The “free” housing update wasn’t actually free despite the statement 2 eso lives ago. It’s free to try and $15 a month to use. 15 slots in the small rooms isn’t doable and with the number of items already used in some of the yards, it’s even worse.
In some cases, eso plus gets 3 times the additional furniture slots beyond the initial purchase of the unfurnished house.
there is one that comes with 100 total slots and 50 are used. So that’s 50 more for non subs and 150 for subs who get a total of 200
Getting a little confused here now. You've mentioned 'additional slots' in terms of what ESO+ gets on top of the 'free' slots left on a purchased unfurnished? Or purchased furnished? I don't own the house you mentioned but I'd be surprised that it would come with 50 items in the unfurnished version, most of I've seen is 10 or so (generally trees and shrubs).The unfurnished house is presented with them in the preview with no warning. I also used the word “additional” for the reason you are stating.