Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Clothing, Enchanting, and Woodworking:
- Remove the Keen Eye passive. (Don't worry. All shall be explained soon enough.)

Alchemy:
- Better filtering options for Traits already learnt on Reagents would be great.

• For instance, users would be able to select any combination of traits by ticking checkboxes to filter the Creation menu to display only those specific Reagents with those selected traits.
  • For the GamePad interface, this could be delegated to the More Actions button.
  • For the keyboard/mouse UI, it could be done through a Traits tab that could display the icons of the traits instead that you can select/deselect for filtering.

- The Alchemist vendor would also sell common (not all) Reagents at a standard price (much like Grocers do) along with the Potions that they already sell.

• To encourage exploration and user interaction in the trade economy, Potion/Poison solvents would still need to be found in the game world, traded with other players, and/or bought from a guild store.

Enchanting:
- Hirelings should have a chance of giving you a random glyph of Normal > Legendary quality. The higher the quality, the smaller the chance of obtaining it (duh). Currently, I am unaware if they do this or not already in the game for Enchanters.
- Automatically organize both Aspect and Potency Runes on both the PC and Gamepad Mode interfaces to display all Aspect Runes in order from Common > Legendary on its Sub-Tab/Category (respectively) and Potency Runes by the grade of potency (Least Potent > Most Potent).
- For Essence Runes, organize the runes in the interface to display in the order they do for the Essence achievement (Health > Magicka > Stamina, etc.).
- Any untranslated Runes you have in possession are automatically placed together at the top/bottom and sorted alphabetically.
- Give players the added option of charging their weapons that have lost their enchantment at an Enchanter vendor. The price will change depending on the type of Soul Gem that would be necessary to charge said weapon(s) fully from where the charge is currently at, much like Repairing items could either be done through a Repair Kit or otherwise.

• Personally, I think this would be a great QoL improvement for a good bunch of users out there that may find themselves running out of Soul Gems a lot as it gives them a second option of charging their weapons other than a full Soul Gem that they may want to conserve for reviving teammates instead.

Provisioning:
- Better filtering options that allow you to manage a list of recipes you have learned on a separate Recipes tab in both PC and Gamepad Mode interfaces. This will display all known recipes. You can choose which recipes you want to have hidden on other tabs here, or you can use this tab to view all Food/Drink consumables that you can cook/brew.

• On the PC interface, this would be done by having two sub-tabs under the Recipes tab like this: All/Hidden Recipes. All Recipes would show all recipes you know and display those that are hidden in red or gray on their names. The Hidden sub-tab would display all recipes you have hidden from view.
• For the Gamepad, this would simply be done by utilizing categories for organization instead of sub-tabs under the Recipes tab.
• All recipes would be sorted by Level > No. of Ingredients Required (1 > 2 > 3) and categorized as they are in Gamepad Mode by the type of benefit(s) they bestow.

As an aside, I cannot stress enough that these types of improvements to filtering should exist more often throughout the game for both the normal keyboard/mouse configuration as well as Gamepad Mode. Features like hierarchical structures in elements of user interface design are integral to games like ESO, and it is better to give us the option to personalize our experiences with the game than none at all. This type of categorization of different types of items is actually why I prefer using the GamePad and its UI over the PC now.


Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking:
- Hirelings are a waste of skill points nowadays, in my opinion, for all crafts except Provisioning. This could be fixed by giving people a chance to earn rare motifs/chapters from Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking Hirelings (if not already in the drop list that is, which I doubt they are). This is a recommendation for Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking because the Hireling passive in each skill line is equally redundant.
- Remove the Metallurgy, Stitching, and Carpentry Passives (Arkay's beard, calm down! I'll explain soon! I promise!).
- Remove the Research section entirely from all three crafts and combine it into one for the Prospecting craft below. (This is an option. I've explained why this would help out below.)
- In the Refine menus, sort Raw Materials by the Level of weapons/apparel they create. If the items in question are special types of Raw Materials (i.e. Dwemer Frame and Malachite Shard), keep them at the bottom of the list and have them display in alphabetical order.
- Clean up the Creation menus so that you can navigate from the top to the bottom of the menu with LB/RB in Gamepad mode.
- In the drop-down or More Actions menu of weapons/apparel in your inventory, add an option to Mark an Item for Research. Items marked for research operate much like items that are Locked, but they will instead be able to be researched as long as the trait they have hasn't already been researched for said weapon/armor unit. ("But...what about the fact that the Research tab would be non-existent in the crafting interface?" I'm getting to it! Promise!)

• In the PC interface, this would place said item in a new sub-tab called Research on your inventory screen, much like marking an item for Junk would do so for Junk items.
• In Gamepad Mode, it would just display an icon that indicates the weapon or armor unit has been marked for research.