Apparently this is already the case, at least for chests. Once they've been opened they're on a timer before they go.
This is what's been told to me in previous forums threads however I have no evidence of it myself.
Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Apache_Kid wrote: »Apparently this is already the case, at least for chests. Once they've been opened they're on a timer before they go.
This is what's been told to me in previous forums threads however I have no evidence of it myself.
I'm pretty sure it takes longer to re-spawn this way though. I've never tested this but that's what I have been told as well.
Either way it's extremely rude to loot a node and leave in just bait or to loot a chest and leave in 1 glyph and 1 palladium. You're teasing someone else and making them clean up after you.
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
starkerealm wrote: »Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Yes, because they're the ones getting the the primary loot from the chest. So, if you get the perks of getting the first crack at it, then you should also bear the burden of cleaning the thing out.
Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
phileunderx2 wrote: »Stack of worms are easily worth 6k or more. Don't know why people leave them.
starkerealm wrote: »Yes, because they're the ones getting the the primary loot from the chest. So, if you get the perks of getting the first crack at it, then you should also bear the burden of cleaning the thing out.
starkerealm wrote: »Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Yes, because they're the ones getting the the primary loot from the chest. So, if you get the perks of getting the first crack at it, then you should also bear the burden of cleaning the thing out.
Apparently this is already the case, at least for chests. Once they've been opened they're on a timer before they go.
This is what's been told to me in previous forums threads however I have no evidence of it myself.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Yes, because they're the ones getting the the primary loot from the chest. So, if you get the perks of getting the first crack at it, then you should also bear the burden of cleaning the thing out.
Except it's not always the case. On the occasion I've done this, I've often left some very nice set pieces and taken only the style stone or the mat/bait. In such a case, I'd rather leave the good set piece (and I'm only referring to set pieces, not trash pieces) for someone to pick up (even if they choose to destroy it) vice forcing the despawn by destroying it myself.
Full inventory is full inventory. Would you rather someone destroy a guaranteed good item in hopes that the next spawn would be equally good, or would you rather they (only) take the very things most are complaining about getting left behind?
I realize this is probably the exception, more than the rule, but in either case, I still don't see it as game breaking.
Not like there are limited nodes/chests in an entire zone.
Have just got into treasure chest hunting and admit that I've been leaving the stuff I don't want behind, mainly because I wasn't sure it made them respawn slower to be honest and my inv is often almost full. Will start clearing them out from now though if it's winding people up like this.
Does anyone know how long it takes for them to respawn? 20 mins or so?
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Apache_Kid wrote: »
I know someone's gonna come in here and be like "not all of us have ESO plus!" Well that isn't a reason for you to inconvenience other players Buy some bag space upgrades with gold and grab those worms next time. This has always been something that really grinds my gears.
so its bad if they inconvenience you, but its ok for them to be inconvenienced having to deal with loot they dont want.
i see.
Yes, because they're the ones getting the the primary loot from the chest. So, if you get the perks of getting the first crack at it, then you should also bear the burden of cleaning the thing out.
Except it's not always the case. On the occasion I've done this, I've often left some very nice set pieces and taken only the style stone or the mat/bait. In such a case, I'd rather leave the good set piece (and I'm only referring to set pieces, not trash pieces) for someone to pick up (even if they choose to destroy it) vice forcing the despawn by destroying it myself.
Full inventory is full inventory. Would you rather someone destroy a guaranteed good item in hopes that the next spawn would be equally good, or would you rather they (only) take the very things most are complaining about getting left behind?
I realize this is probably the exception, more than the rule, but in either case, I still don't see it as game breaking.
Not like there are limited nodes/chests in an entire zone.
starkerealm wrote: »The respawn is probably around 5 minutes. It's a little difficult to judge because the current chests rotate, so the chest will respawn somewhere else when it comes back up.