Ohgod, research is per item?

NorthernNightmare

For something that scales so heavily it seems harsh to make it per item per weight?

IDK
Am i crazy?

NorthernNightmare

i mean scales as in the time growth betweem reseach

idk

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Elsonso

Yes.

NorthernNightmare

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

Elsonso

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

ESO is an RPG with some long-term character development stuff in place.

WhiteCoatSyndrome

There's a passive in each skill line that should help cut down on the time; eventually it will let you research more than one item at a time, and cap the research time to 30 days. Also if you obtain some Master Writs, either through Writ rewards or bought at a guild trader, you can also turn in vouchers for scrolls that will speed up the research time a little (note that there's a cooldown).

NorthernNightmare

lordrichter wrote: »

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

ESO is an RPG with some long-term character development stuff in place.

I get that they need that
Still none the less seems f2pish
Maybe they should add more long term content instead of stretching things out
Ah well, i get the point just dont agree

NorthernNightmare

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

There's a passive in each skill line that should help cut down on the time; eventually it will let you research more than one item at a time, and cap the research time to 30 days. Also if you obtain some Master Writs, either through Writ rewards or bought at a guild trader, you can also turn in vouchers for scrolls that will speed up the research time a little (note that there's a cooldown).

cool to know, thanks~

davey1107

Yes...to about a year to go to a full researched toon, even investing in speeding it up and running it continuously.

Fortunately, there’s not usually a dire reason to be a 9 trait crafter. My approach would be to focus on working it to six traits. Do divines, infused, training on body pieces. Then after you hit six, just be casual about it.

ManwithBeard9

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

lordrichter wrote: »

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

ESO is an RPG with some long-term character development stuff in place.

I get that they need that
Still none the less seems f2pish
Maybe they should add more long term content instead of stretching things out
Ah well, i get the point just dont agree

It was like this when the game was pay to play.

TheGr8David

It is per item, but also bear in mind that there are passives that reduce the research time and can let you research up to 3 items per crafting skill line, with the exception of Jewelrycrafting, which can only ever be one item at a time, but then there's only 2 items to research, so no biggie.

Having a full 9 traits researched on an item isn't usually that big of a deal, the most useful craftable sets are usually 6 trait sets.

If you do decide to research everything, there are a few traits that I believe should be done as a priority.

Armor (Heavy, Medium, Light):Divines, Infused, Sturdy, Impenetrable, Training

Metal Weapons: Nirnhoned*, Infused, Precise, Sharpened, Training

Bow: Nirnhoned*, Precise, Sharpened, Training

Destro Staves: Infused, Charged, Training

Resto Staves: Powered, Training

Shields: Infused, Impenetrable, Training

Jewelry: Infused, Bloodthirsty, Triune

*The Nirnhoned trait is probably the best trait on most weapons for DPS output, but it can also be very expensive for a new player, typically 14-20K for a Nirnhoned weapon for research and then an additional 8-14K to make the weapon yourself. Assuming you don't farm for the trait material. I wouldn't worry too much about Nirnhoned until you can comfortably afford it, or until you have your endgame gear.

HappyLittleTree

I just need 3 days and I'm officially a Master Crafter 9 traits in everything

Wreuntzylla

Within a few days of release I realized the scope of research, which was much worse at that time. My solution was to spread the research out over 7 characters.

Research is only a time sink for those that want all items researched on 1 charcater for master writ purposes or just because.

jedtb16_ESO

Wreuntzylla wrote: »

Within a few days of release I realized the scope of research, which was much worse at that time. My solution was to spread the research out over 7 characters.

Research is only a time sink for those that want all items researched on 1 charcater for master writ purposes or just because.

once you have established characters it makes more sense to focus all crafting on one character. makes gathering motifs and recipes a lot cheaper for that grand master crafter.

StueyMac40

Research is a pain in the tail for my khajit but it's better than licking my own arsehole and coughing up furballs

f047ys3v3n

It takes a while. Like feeding horses (riding lessons it is called now.) Just make sure to research the traits you might actually transmute stuff to first. The rest is not a big deal as there are now great drop set alternatives to every crafted set so not being able to craft a 9 trait set is irrelevant.

I would also advise you to put all crafting on the same, original main, toon. Just deal with having to get more skill point to do it as it is much more convenient to have all crafting expertise on one toon.

JKorr

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

You would have really hated it in the beginning then.

There were four basic horse types. Totally vanilla/nothing special. Speed/starting stats higher for speed. Inventory/starting stat higher for that. Stamina/starting stats higher for that. You had to feed your horse every day; oats, apples, hay. One food was for speed, that let you max out that stat. One for stamina, one for inventory. Divines help you if you fed the wrong food because you wouldn't have the maxed that stat at the end of the process. So basically if you wanted a fast horse, or wanted maxed out inventory space, or the stamina version, you had to buy 3 horses. And feed each one to max the stats.

The research is a breeze compared to that.

Jayne_Doe

JKorr wrote: »

NorthernNightmare wrote: »

idk wrote: »

and it has for more than 4 years. Pretty much everyone hear has dealt with it just fine. Many of us have completed research on multiple characters.

Im still fairly new to the game tm, I was confused on why items i had researched the traits werent showing.. now I know
Seems like something out of a f2p but then so is the riding lessons being per char

rip

You would have really hated it in the beginning then.

There were four basic horse types. Totally vanilla/nothing special. Speed/starting stats higher for speed. Inventory/starting stat higher for that. Stamina/starting stats higher for that. You had to feed your horse every day; oats, apples, hay. One food was for speed, that let you max out that stat. One for stamina, one for inventory. Divines help you if you fed the wrong food because you wouldn't have the maxed that stat at the end of the process. So basically if you wanted a fast horse, or wanted maxed out inventory space, or the stamina version, you had to buy 3 horses. And feed each one to max the stats.

The research is a breeze compared to that.

Right, and so if you wanted to go fast, you rode one horse. If you were farming, you'd use a different horse for the maxed bag space. You couldn't have 60/60/60 on any mount.

Nestor

Thing is, it takes less than two.months, really a bit longer that one month to learn 6 traits on the items you use. If you limit your initial research to items you use and save the rest for later. 6 traits can make the best overall sets in the game. 7 to 9 Trait sets are Niche items suited for specific builds.