the concern is what will this do to the price of currently desired overland gear sets. Just buy the crappiest version of it, and recon it on your crafter to the desired trait. No more 300k precise inferno sorrow staves. Give me that green defending infer sorrow staff for 200gold. Let me recon it as the precise one. Seems like a blow to merchants.
Yes, always do that for expensive sets.RodneyRegis wrote: »the concern is what will this do to the price of currently desired overland gear sets. Just buy the crappiest version of it, and recon it on your crafter to the desired trait. No more 300k precise inferno sorrow staves. Give me that green defending infer sorrow staff for 200gold. Let me recon it as the precise one. Seems like a blow to merchants.
Err, what?
Now - buy the green def for 200g, use 50 crystals to make it precise.
Next - buy the green def for 200g, use 75 crystals to make it precise.
ZOS_RobGarrett wrote: »Hey all,
We're pleased to see all the reactions and discussion regarding the Item Set Collection system we unveiled on ESO Live today. I'm just stopping in to correct an error I made while describing the feature during the demo. I stated that, when deconstructing a reconstructed item, players would be refunded the full material cost, including the Transmute Crystals. This is not entirely accurate, as some folks watching the stream noticed when I deconstructed the item.
When deconstructing reconstructed items, you are always refunded 25 Transmute Crystals. As I mentioned on stream, the Transmute Crystal cost for reconstruction goes down with every item you've added to your collection. When set collections are completed, the cost for reconstruction is 25 Transmute Crystals, which matches the refund you receive when deconstructing those items. This is part of the incentive for completing a set collection.
So a more accurate description would have been: Players who reconstruct items from completed collections receive a full refund when deconstructing those items.
Sorry for any confusion, and we're looking forward to folks jumping into the system on PTS next week!
Just tested this on PTS and it seems you get 25 crystals every time per your comment above and seemingly none of the upgrade mats. @ZOS_RobGarrett - can you clarify if this is intentional as it pretty fundamentally changes the impact of this system.
I'm mourning all the set pieces I didn't find the room to store at this point
I'm mourning all the set pieces I didn't find the room to store at this point
Me too Also, my inventory space has already started filling with such useless items as "Spriggan inferno staff"... In the past I would sell such items to merchant immediately, but now I save everything from more-less interesting set, for the next update Situation with inventory, bank and storage space becomes critical... Can the update (or only Set Collections part of it) launch tomorrow, please?
CupcakePaparazzi wrote: »So, if we bind equipment to ourselves NOW and deconstruct it NOW will it be in our stickerbook with the update or do we need to further hoard items til then? @zos ?
No, but you can deconstruct duplicates you have around and you don't plan to use until the update. Say you have two Maw heavy shoulders one is divine and the other is training and you don't plan of using both you can decon the training one.CupcakePaparazzi wrote: »So, if we bind equipment to ourselves NOW and deconstruct it NOW will it be in our stickerbook with the update or do we need to further hoard items til then? @zos ?
RodneyRegis wrote: »What is a "full set" for 25 crystals? do I need Siroria's bow? Tzogvin's Frost staff?
@ZOS_RobGarrett
A questionThe following set weapons will no longer drop as bows or staves:
Aegis Caller
Curse of Doylemish
Viper's Sting
Ward of Cyrodiil
Are you going to revert these changes then? Would be nice, cause some people have those wepons, but we can't obtain them anymore to complete our collections.
I would assume that you won't need bows or staves to complete the set with these.
@ZOS_RobGarrett
A questionThe following set weapons will no longer drop as bows or staves:
Aegis Caller
Curse of Doylemish
Viper's Sting
Ward of Cyrodiil
Are you going to revert these changes then? Would be nice, cause some people have those wepons, but we can't obtain them anymore to complete our collections.
I would assume that you won't need bows or staves to complete the set with these.
Unfortunately many melee-proc ranged weapons are in the collection, so there will be no way to fill those in unless you happened to have saved them or can find one still circulating.
If you deconstruct a reconstructed item - it will refund you everything it cost INCLUDING the Transmute crystals!
1 Pretty sure jewelry from before Summerset count. Nice if some on PTS could verify this.cyclonus11 wrote: »Also:
3. What about items from a set that have different styles, like the Agility set for example (I have Orc and Aldmeri Dominion style Agility daggers on one of my characters)?
4. And what about named pieces from craftable sets, like the Oblivion's Foe items you get from the main quest line?
Yes, as I understand you will get back 25 transmute crystals, does not matter how much you paid to create it or how much its will cost now.
cyclonus11 wrote: »Couple of questions that I am still unclear on.
1. Do jewelry set pieces from before Summerset count (the ones that cannot be deconstructed)?
2. What about the 'Unique' pieces from a set? Are these a separate entry requirement in the set from the normal version? These are often different in style. Would be cool to have a 'Bonus' portion of the stickerbook for these - get all of the named/unique set pieces and knock an additional 5 transmute crystals for set piece reconstruction.
Yes, as I understand you will get back 25 transmute crystals, does not matter how much you paid to create it or how much its will cost now.
You get back tempers as in standard deconstruct as in chance for one or one fragment for jewelry.
Else recreate one piece of perfect trial set jewelry who lowest drop is purple this cost 75-25 transmute crystals.
Now if you got 3 Zircon Plating back from deconstructing, well that 5-6 times more lucrative than Potent Nirncrux transmute.
My reaction was based on the first reports, its now clear that it works like standard deconstruct except that we get the 25 transmute crystals back. Has no issue with it but know that some to tend to gold out FOM sets, but say its their problem.Yes, as I understand you will get back 25 transmute crystals, does not matter how much you paid to create it or how much its will cost now.
You get back tempers as in standard deconstruct as in chance for one or one fragment for jewelry.
Else recreate one piece of perfect trial set jewelry who lowest drop is purple this cost 75-25 transmute crystals.
Now if you got 3 Zircon Plating back from deconstructing, well that 5-6 times more lucrative than Potent Nirncrux transmute.
The way I read it, you only have a chance to get a mat that you put in.
So if you reconstruct a perfected jewelry piece, you’re never going to get a purple mat out of it. If you upgrade it to gold, you have a chance at a gold grain for your 4-10 platings.
We already know we won’t be getting the style and trait mats out of deconning a recon piece. I imagine it’s the same for the base mats and upgrade mats we didn’t need to use.
AdamBourke wrote: »I hope there's an icon in the inventory to say if you have bound it before or not, so that you don't accidentally sell/decon ones you dont have.
Most sets are worthless to me, but i'm going to want them all now that there is a list...
Okay, now that I've read this entire thread...
I'm super excited about this because I'm one of the people that hoards every item "just in case" and am always short on bank/backpack space. What I still want to understand is:
1. Can someone on PTS confirm whether the sticker book is per account or per character? In other words, if I bind a set item to my khajiit, is it automatically in the sticker books of all my other characters as well?
2. Once I use the sticker book to recon an item on one character (presumably the one with the highest crafting ability), can I then transfer that item through the bank to another character who can then wear it?
Okay, now that I've read this entire thread...
I'm super excited about this because I'm one of the people that hoards every item "just in case" and am always short on bank/backpack space. ...
Well I sold an sharpened briarheart dagger for 190K yesterday. I knew they was expensive but thought it was 30-40K.the concern is what will this do to the price of currently desired overland gear sets. Just buy the crappiest version of it, and recon it on your crafter to the desired trait. No more 300k precise inferno sorrow staves. Give me that green defending infer sorrow staff for 200gold. Let me recon it as the precise one. Seems like a blow to merchants.
Dungeon and trial loot will not register wile it can be traded in group.redspecter23 wrote: »This is a great addition. I can now fulfil my hoarding habit through the sticker book instead of having 4 alts for storing gear.
A few things to consider.
If it counts for your sticker book simply by having a bound item on you, can you pull a Burning Spellweave Inferno staff, pass it to your other 3 group members so they all get the sticker?
Never hold onto multiple sets for multiple alts. Have one set of perfected false god? Well you now have as many sets as you want. Outfit all your alts in reconstructed gear over time and any time you want to change them, each piece of gear basically pays for the next set. Yes, there is a high initial cost to get that reconstructed set, but each future change is of minimal transmute cost.
It has a free trait change included. Pulled a new arena weapon, but it's charged instead of sharpened like you wanted? Just reconstruct a new version (for potentially only 25 crystals, which is half of what you'd pay normally). Yes you need to upgrade it, but you may have been doing that anyway.