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Suggestion for Cooking Fires
Oronell
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@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom
It would be very cool if certain cooking fires in Tamriel provided bonus attributes to food and drink. For example:
1. Cooking at a Giant's bonfire added a bonus stamina attribute to food and drink
2. Crafting drink at a winery/vineyard added bonus duration attributes to food and drink
3. Cooking within a delve or dungeon adds an attribute connected to the theme of the delve/dungeon (Food crafted within a Vampire lair or Den adds bonus to Vampire players)
IMO, this would also help promote exploration of the world.
Any thoughts?
Edited by Oronell on November 12, 2016 9:23PM It would be very cool if certain cooking fires in Tamriel provided bonus attributes to food and drink. For example:
1. Cooking at a Giant's bonfire added a bonus stamina attribute to food and drink
2. Crafting drink at a winery/vineyard added bonus duration attributes to food and drink
3. Cooking within a delve or dungeon adds an attribute connected to the theme of the delve/dungeon (Food crafted within a Vampire lair or Den adds bonus to Vampire players)
IMO, this would also help promote exploration of the world.
Any thoughts?
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Oronell✭✭✭White wabbit wrote: »Was with you up to the Stamima comment
Just an example. Feel free to suggest something else.0 -
Oronell✭✭✭Examples
1. Kwama Egg Omelet of Monstrous Portion (For Food Recipe crafted at a Giant's Bonfire)
2. Comberry Bourbon of the Connoisseur (For Drink Recipe crafted at a Winery)
3. Caramelized Goat Nibbles of Vampire's Delight (For Food Recipe crafted within a Vampire themed Delve)
4. Crawdad Quiche of Old Yokuda (Food crafted in Redguard Capital - provides Race based bonus)Edited by Oronell on November 13, 2016 7:26AM1 -
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✭It's a cool suggestion and I support anything that adds more depth to he game.
But... if you make 'hidden crafting stations' for provisioning there will be an expectation that enchanters and alchemists get similar ways to enhance their crafts.
If the idea is implemented then I would prefer it if these crafting stations were placed in difficult to access environments (e.g the back of public dungeons or beside world bosses) to create some risk/effort for the reward.#1 tip (Re)check your graphics settings periodically - especially resolution.2 -
Oronell✭✭✭It's a cool suggestion and I support anything that adds more depth to he game.
But... if you make 'hidden crafting stations' for provisioning there will be an expectation that enchanters and alchemists get similar ways to enhance their crafts.
If the idea is implemented then I would prefer it if these crafting stations were placed in difficult to access environments (e.g the back of public dungeons or beside world bosses) to create some risk/effort for the reward.
Thanks, great suggestion.
I think enchanting, in particular, definitely needs some love too.0 -
aldriq✭✭✭I wouldn't be surprised if they add an option in the future to enhance all recipes with aetheric dust... Also, certain kitchen improvements when housing comes might give 'home-made' food/drink a small boost.0
