Tip for non subscribers: sort your inventory now

Danikat

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

Caligamy_ESO

Doh forgot about dyeing my costumes, I'll do it tomorrow when I login to get the next ticket. -.-

GimpyPorcupine

And load your houses with furnishings.

Colecovision

Great post!

I'm usually subbed these days, but I used to be on again off again.

Decorate your houses while you have double the slots. When plus is gone you can move items around if you are over the cap, you just can't put them away or introduce new items.

Also, you can fill a junk house with all your extra stuff. I made a furniture store one time. When I lost plus it stayed that way and I shopped there, but all sales were final.

Fill your bag with bait if you ever want to fish. Bait in the bank isn't available at fishing spots the way crafting materials in the bank are. One time I added a couple thousand of the basic baits and haven't thought about bait since.

Feric51

Colecovision wrote: »

Also, you can fill a junk house with all your extra stuff. I made a furniture store one time. When I lost plus it stayed that way and I shopped there, but all sales were final.

I laughed WAY too hard at that for some reason, lol.

Itacira

I love this post

TaliColdwater

One of the first things I made sure to do was dye my costumes! Also, if you want some free pets, make sure you to go to The Brass Fortress, Abah's Landing, Lilmoth, and Orsinium.
I'm on the lookout for furniture now to put in my psijic villa.

czar

Colecovision wrote: »

When plus is gone you can move items around if you are over the cap

I'm pretty sure you can't, actually.

swippy

you can pick them back up and place them (i.e. "move") as long as you don't hit the "put away" button to add them to your inventory.

VaranisArano

I use these ESO+ events to stock up on a year's worth of crafting mats so I can do crafting writs without having to deal with holding bunches of mats.

This time I stocked up on extra mats for the Anniversary Event writ dailies for my alts.

M_Volsung

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

400?

I have about 26 stacks of them sitting in a coffer in my house...

Sometimes I give them away to new players as a sort of "Good luck, try not to die too much" gift.

Tasear

M_Volsung wrote: »

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

400?

I have about 26 stacks of them sitting in a coffer in my house...

Sometimes I give them away to new players as a sort of "Good luck, try not to die too much" gift.

Soul gems are the best gifts show you care. I give them away to friends telling them to save some souls.

Dont_do_drugs

any tipps, how to activate the free eso+?

Colecovision

Dont_do_drugs wrote: »

any tipps, how to activate the free eso+?

Go to the crown store

SteveCampsOut

Dont_do_drugs wrote: »

any tipps, how to activate the free eso+?

Log in.

Sylvermynx

This is such a great thing for people to do when available. I've subscribed since I started, but wow - what a lot of great stuff non-subscribers can get and keep!

MissBizz

Do the first dark brotherhood quest and get the blade of woe unlocked too!

Danikat

M_Volsung wrote: »

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

400?

I have about 26 stacks of them sitting in a coffer in my house...

Sometimes I give them away to new players as a sort of "Good luck, try not to die too much" gift.

I'm usually pretty good at getting rid of stuff I don't need so I may have sold some before. I'm also pretty casual and play slowly so it takes me a while to build up large collections of anything. I normally keep about 10 soul gems on each character, but each characters ones had crept up (especially the sorcerer and warden who fill the empty ones). Individually it didn't seem like anything worth worrying about, but when I put them all in the bank it was obvious I had way too many.

Dont_do_drugs wrote: »

any tipps, how to activate the free eso+?

Log into a character, open the crown store and go to the ESO+ tab along the top (next to login rewards and gifting). There's a button on there to activate the free trial.

Sylvermynx

MissBizz wrote: »

Do the first dark brotherhood quest and get the blade of woe unlocked too!

Wow - great idea too!

TaliColdwater

M_Volsung wrote: »

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

400?

I have about 26 stacks of them sitting in a coffer in my house...

Sometimes I give them away to new players as a sort of "Good luck, try not to die too much" gift.

That's awesome! When I first started playing, I made a friend in a delve, and he gave me 75 soul gems. I'd never seen so many at one time, lol. That helped me so much, and I'll never forget that kindness.

valusthecateater

What happens to all the stuff in your craft bag when ESO+ ends? Does it disappear forever, or can you not pick up anything else until you clear the space again?

Sylvermynx

I *think* I remember reading in a thread here that you still have access to the craft bag for crafting/removal, but you can't add anything else to it unless you actually subscribe. You'll have all your stuff.

heaven13

valusthecateater wrote: »

What happens to all the stuff in your craft bag when ESO+ ends? Does it disappear forever, or can you not pick up anything else until you clear the space again?

When your sub ends, you can still pull things out of craft bag, just not add more. Additionally, mats you use pull first from craft bag, not inventory.

Chicharron

I can not remember how I used to manage my inventory when we were plus and we did not have a craftbag and only with one mule.

pzschrek

This is a post containing great info for newer or casual players, and has generally met with helpful replies and thankful feedback.

This is the wrong forum for a post like that, you need to delete this and put it on r/elderscrollsonline

valusthecateater

Thanks folks!

Chicharron

The fastest way to max Dark Brotherhood and Thieves guild Skill Line is with this MOD

if you do it right it takes like 2 hours to Max the Dark Brotherhood skill line and like 1 hour to max Thieves Guild Skill line.

I would gladly make a guide, but i am alreadly in my pyjamas, good luck!

MehrunesFlagon

Chicharron wrote: »

I can not remember how I used to manage my inventory when we were plus and we did not have a craftbag and only with one mule.

you could try selling things.That usually works quite well.

spartaxoxo

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

Another thing you can do is buy the furnishing from the achievement vendor that requires plus, if you have plus.

Also some of the dlc dungeons give you free stuff if you enter them, or if you beat them on normal. Try to snag those items as they should be pretty easy to get.

spartaxoxo

schip wrote: »

Colecovision wrote: »

When plus is gone you can move items around if you are over the cap

I'm pretty sure you can't, actually.

You can. You cannot add them or remove and then place them back. But you can move them from one spot to another, AFAIK.

Danikat

valusthecateater wrote: »

What happens to all the stuff in your craft bag when ESO+ ends? Does it disappear forever, or can you not pick up anything else until you clear the space again?

Anything in the craft bag will stay in there. Any new materials you pick up will go into your inventory, just like before. The big change is that materials in the craft bag will be used first, so the ones in your inventory won't get used up until there's none in the bag.

But again IMO that's a good prompt to think about what materials you actually need to keep. I tend to keep whatever ended up in the crafting bag, but for example when I found after a previous trial I had 600 steel ingots in my craft bag and 200 in my inventory I decided I really didn't need that extra 200 so I sold them.

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Danikat wrote: »

Quick tip for people who don't normally have ESO+: the free trial includes double bank space and all your materials moving to the craft bag, which makes it a good time to sort through all the other stuff you've got.

You might find there's stuff you don't actually need and can sell, like 400 extra soul gems, worth 12,000g. (Not that I've just done that...I heard it happened to a friend once.)

P.S. don't forget to dye your costumes too.

Another thing you can do is buy the furnishing from the achievement vendor that requires plus, if you have plus.

Also some of the dlc dungeons give you free stuff if you enter them, or if you beat them on normal. Try to snag those items as they should be pretty easy to get.

To be honest I tend to forgot about DLC access being part of ESO+ because I buy all the DLC I want to play. Although that's kind of what prompted this topic - because I buy the DLC and I don't feel like I need the extra inventory space most of the time I can fall into thinking once I've logged into each character once to dump their materials into the crafting bag I'm done with the trial.

But with 7 characters it gets hard to keep track of everything, even with addons, so the opportunity to dump it all into the bank and go through it together is very useful.