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Nerdrage9000
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Can I please get an easily accessible "stickerbook" for ALL my known / unknown furnishing plans?

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  • Credible_Joe
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    This would be immensely convenient. I have no idea what 90% of the furniture I can craft even looks like. Eat recipe, forget. I would craft so much more furniture if I could browse what it is I know.
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  • virtus753
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    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.
  • Gruumsh1
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    Craftstore add on is passable. Not perfect but better than base game system.
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  • Amottica
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    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.
  • Carcamongus
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    This is a good idea, as it'll also encourage players to hunt for furnishing plans they find cool. I don't see why it should be limited to ESO+ if housing isn't.
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  • Hapexamendios
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    Amottica wrote: »
    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.

    I don't think that is correct. Furnishings and such were added with the Homestead update along with housing. I believe it was free and nothing extra was required.
  • virtus753
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    Amottica wrote: »
    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.

    We all paid for access because we all paid for the game. The vast majority of plans can be acquired and learned by anyone in game, whether found directly in the original zone or from someone who found them. For furnishing patterns that are strictly exclusive to DLC owners or subscribers, I can think only of the Psijic patterns available on Artaeum. As a general rule, though, those acquirable from DLC-locked areas are usually able to be sold to and learned by anyone in game. Even sketches can be found and learned - just not crafted - by people without access to Summerset.

    But either way, if lorebooks being (actually exclusively) restricted to DLC did not prevent us from being given the Eidetic Memory, how would that prevent us from getting the equivalent for patterns?
    Edited by virtus753 on May 18, 2023 1:21AM
  • Elsonso
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    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    I agree. A furniture bag would be something they could limit to ESO Plus, but a "sticker book" sort of thing would be handy for everyone.
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  • Amottica
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    Hapexamendios wrote: »
    Amottica wrote: »
    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.

    I don't think that is correct. Furnishings and such were added with the Homestead update along with housing. I believe it was free and nothing extra was required.

    Many furnishings are added to each zone and tied to those zones. So yes, it is correct.
  • Hapexamendios
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    Amottica wrote: »
    Hapexamendios wrote: »
    Amottica wrote: »
    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.

    I don't think that is correct. Furnishings and such were added with the Homestead update along with housing. I believe it was free and nothing extra was required.

    Many furnishings are added to each zone and tied to those zones. So yes, it is correct.

    They are not bound and can be bought or traded for. Anyone can access to them.
  • Danikat
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    Hapexamendios wrote: »
    Amottica wrote: »
    Hapexamendios wrote: »
    Amottica wrote: »
    virtus753 wrote: »
    Why limit it to ESO+? This should be a base game feature for everyone.

    And this is the reason it will not happen. Everyone who has access to a furnishing plan has paid for that access. We are not talking about something general to the game such as crafting materials.

    I don't think that is correct. Furnishings and such were added with the Homestead update along with housing. I believe it was free and nothing extra was required.

    Many furnishings are added to each zone and tied to those zones. So yes, it is correct.

    They are not bound and can be bought or traded for. Anyone can access to them.

    Agreed. Also people who don't subscribe to ESO+ can still access DLC and chapter zones by buying them from the website or crown store.
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  • evan302
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    This is a QoL improvement that should definitely be added to the game, but I don't see any point in making it ESO+ exclusive.
    Being able to see which furniture you can craft would be so useful (and also to see what you have yet to learn maybe?).
    Would it be too much to ask for a preview feature as well?
  • Northwold
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    OP i can't remember if you can change thread titles, but a sticker book of furnishing plans is something a lot of people want. It has nothing to do with ESO+ and there's no obvious reason why it should be limited to ESO+. You'd probably get a lot more engagement if you changed the title to reflect that you want a furnishing plans sticker book.
    Edited by Northwold on May 18, 2023 9:46AM
  • Nerdrage9000
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    ONLY - for ESO+

    It just makes more sense
  • Northwold
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    Nerdrage9000 wrote: »
    ONLY - for ESO+

    It just makes more sense

    No it really doesn't. It's a basic gameplay system. Housing isn't restricted to subscribers, there's no reason at all why knowing what your furnishing plans are should be.
    Edited by Northwold on May 18, 2023 2:57PM
  • evan302
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    Nerdrage9000 wrote: »
    ONLY - for ESO+

    It just makes more sense

    Help me out here. Why do you think it makes more sense to restrict what is basic functionality to ESO+ members?
    I am one but I don't see any reason why we should get this and other players should not.
  • SeaGtGruff
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    Just a wild guess, but maybe the OP is thinking that it would be another nice selling point for ESO Plus? Not that ESO Plus needs another selling point, IMHO, because it already has great benefits.
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  • Dr_Con
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    this is along the lines of needing to see what kind of food you can make without having to go to the provisioning station.

    low energy suggestion = low priority change.
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  • Northwold
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    Dr_Con wrote: »
    this is along the lines of needing to see what kind of food you can make without having to go to the provisioning station.

    low energy suggestion = low priority change.

    Which would be extremely sensible and should have been in the game since the beginning.
    Edited by Northwold on May 18, 2023 8:29PM
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