El_Borracho wrote: »Seems arbitrary
El_Borracho wrote: »I don't use him all that often, but this weekend he was selling something I wanted and I missed him. Anyone know why the golden vendor is only available on the weekends? Seems arbitrary. Its not like he is selling every monster helmet, shoulder, and jewelry item, available all the time.
El_Borracho wrote: »Seems arbitrary
Literally *everything* in this game is arbitrary since all of it was made up by people for your general enjoyment ...
Those were the global rules established for her when she was introduced in Update 9.
A new rare items merchant, Adhazabi Aba-daro the Golden, is now available!
Adhazabi will now only appear on the weekends. She will arrive at 00:00 UTC/GMT on Friday nights, and will pack up shop at 12:00 UTC/GMT on Mondays.
This vendor will sell powerful item sets not normally obtainable in Cyrodiil for a high amount of AP or gold.
You’ll be able to find Adhazabi in the following locations:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/251063/pc-mac-patch-notes-v2-3-5
El_Borracho wrote: »
I feel like the first part of that sentence is in direct contradiction with the second ;pLiterally *everything* in this game is arbitrary since all of it was made up by people for your general enjoyment ...El_Borracho wrote: »Seems arbitrary
The question is than, how her appearance only on weekends provide that general enjoyment for us?
El_Borracho wrote: »Those were the global rules established for her when she was introduced in Update 9.
A new rare items merchant, Adhazabi Aba-daro the Golden, is now available!
Adhazabi will now only appear on the weekends. She will arrive at 00:00 UTC/GMT on Friday nights, and will pack up shop at 12:00 UTC/GMT on Mondays.
This vendor will sell powerful item sets not normally obtainable in Cyrodiil for a high amount of AP or gold.
You’ll be able to find Adhazabi in the following locations:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/251063/pc-mac-patch-notes-v2-3-5
I got the what, where, and who part. My question was why.