Books from Archive are bound, though they should not.
There are already enough bound furnishings (Antiquities), and considering the Archive is not paywalled, why adding more?
Books from Archive are bound, though they should not.
There are already enough bound furnishings (Antiquities), and considering the Archive is not paywalled, why adding more?
Virtually all books are bound. You can find books in overland treasure chests, and they're bound too. I think the only unbound books are the Pelinal volumes from Mayhem boxes.
I suspect that the reasoning is that these books can drop only if you've already read them before. If you've never read a book, it's ineligible to drop from either IA or overland chests. So I guess they see it as the player having "earned the right" to acquire the book.
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Books from Archive are bound, though they should not.
There are already enough bound furnishings (Antiquities), and considering the Archive is not paywalled, why adding more?
Virtually all books are bound. You can find books in overland treasure chests, and they're bound too. I think the only unbound books are the Pelinal volumes from Mayhem boxes.
I suspect that the reasoning is that these books can drop only if you've already read them before. If you've never read a book, it's ineligible to drop from either IA or overland chests. So I guess they see it as the player having "earned the right" to acquire the book.
Oh, I'm just explaining why I think they made the books bound, not that I agree with it.
Personally, I throw all the bound books that I get from IA or overland treasure chests into my trash storage house, never to see the light of day ever again. Would be nice if I could get rid of them by selling them to people who would actually have a use for them.
DenverRalphy wrote: »Oh, I'm just explaining why I think they made the books bound, not that I agree with it.
Personally, I throw all the bound books that I get from IA or overland treasure chests into my trash storage house, never to see the light of day ever again. Would be nice if I could get rid of them by selling them to people who would actually have a use for them.
You should open the house to Decorator permission as default. Then make the house available as a Lending Library. So anybody can visit, pull up the Retrieval Tab, find a book they've never read, and boom they added to their lore library.
You don't even have to decorate it, because after a while everybody will just plop the book down right where they're standing and you'll eventually just end up with a big pile of books. But hey <shrug> at leat you're sharing the wealth a bit eh?
At the very least these should be able to be traded with a partner if they run IA with you. It really bugs me that I keep getting drops that I no longer need that I just end up vendoring because they have no further use for me. The daily reward does shift to the newer drops, however random drops from chests/Marauders/Scamps still drops older useless loot. Make it make sense.
Books from Archive are bound, though they should not.
There are already enough bound furnishings (Antiquities), and considering the Archive is not paywalled, why adding more?
Virtually all books are bound. You can find books in overland treasure chests, and they're bound too. I think the only unbound books are the Pelinal volumes from Mayhem boxes.
I suspect that the reasoning is that these books can drop only if you've already read them before. If you've never read a book, it's ineligible to drop from either IA or overland chests. So I guess they see it as the player having "earned the right" to acquire the book.
Yes, i totally understand that, considering Shalidor's Library, Mages Guild progression and Mora's Whispers bonus,
but from my humble point of view the situation with furnishings limits becomes really dare.
Promised by ZOS housing feature appeared to add no changes to housing itself:
no deconstructable furnishings, no furnishing bag, no increases maximums, no nothing
at the same time game makers are generously adding many hundreds of new furnishings, and, sadly many of them are bound.
This is just not right. If ZOS adds tons of new furnishings, why they forget to help players to comfortably place or store these?
Shortsighted approach, in my humble opinion.
Honestly, the scribing stuff not being tradeable was the right thing to do, they actually helped a lot with the recent deflation, this economy was in severe need of a new gold sink, making them tradeable wouldn't be as effective since you're just transfering your gold to someone else.
That being said, scripts did turn into another inventory management annoyance, I wish they'd make them stackable.
mdjessup4906 wrote: »All the scribing stuff. Inks are so rare I don't bother with it except for the meta support ones so now I've got hundreds of bound whatists I'm never gonna use so why can't I just sell them?