Cavedog wrote: »

Come on ZOS! What's the deal with being so lacking in storage options in game? What is the justification for forcing players to fill up their player slots with mules? Why isn't there more bank space availability? Why isn't there more carrying capacity per toon availability? Why isn't there expandable storage options with the purchase of a home? Why isn't there a mule option for a character slot that can carry much more than a standard toon?

Why ZOS? Why?

Why don't we have more storage and inventory management options in ESO? What is the justification?

ZOS could be selling these options, and they would be eagerly purchased even if grossly over priced.....and we STILL don't have the option available even at an exorbitant cost. Why?

It's a constant struggle. I have been playing since beta and still can't find a place to put all my items. So you aren't alone.

It's nuts I have 3/4 mules , also a maxed bank AND I'm still missing lots of sets fml.

KaiVox22 wrote: »

Jeremy wrote: »

KaiVox22 wrote: »

Apparently because a lot of people haven't maxed out their bank/inventory space

Probably because it's expensive.

The kind of money you need to max out your bank and backpack is not easy to come by. This is especially the case if you are a casual player who does not belong to a popular trading guild.

But if you can't afford to max out your space right now, how could one afford to max out their space if they offered extra space in the crown store?

They probably couldn't.

I was just expressing my opinion as to why many players have not fully upgraded their bank and back pack. I believe that it has more to do with the costs then the developer's assumption that it means these players don't need more space.

KennyFknPowers wrote: »

The reason of that is to force you to subscribe to eso+ and use crafting bag, which is super convenient and make all your inventory issues go away by the way.

I think you're right about this. It's probably the real reason they didn't include storage options associated with Homestead as well.

They want to keep that crafting bag as tempting as possible to lure in more subscribers and retain the ones they have.

Caravan guar pet +200 inventory space

Every dresser /storage in house +10 bankspace

I am not really having a problem... well a little, on one of my characters, but that is the one with all my enchanting runes and that is the only one that hasn't been using my horse feeding on carry capacity.

Deconstruct your stuff and sell what you don't need. You have a hoarding problem.

AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »

I have found a good solution. I don't play that often but when I do, I just don't pick things up. Then I don't have to do the thing I hate which is manage inventory. Nothing more boring and fun-numbing than sorting though your stuff to vend all the garbage you pick up.

It's a solution, but not a good one. The RNG system and the only 1 really good trait mechanic ZoS uses pretty much compels you to pick up every sharpened weapon and divines gear you even think about using or testing because it maybe months before seeing that same item again even if you farm repeatedly.

I'm enjoying the game, but I have to admit, I might not stay.

The inventory here is really bad, as someone posted, it'd literally "Fun-numbing".

Get crafting skills maxed out, sell in main town guild for a week, your bag and bank space can be purchased to max.

Cavedog wrote: »

Come on ZOS! What's the deal with being so lacking in storage options in game? What is the justification for forcing players to fill up their player slots with mules? Why isn't there more bank space availability? Why isn't there more carrying capacity per toon availability? Why isn't there expandable storage options with the purchase of a home? Why isn't there a mule option for a character slot that can carry much more than a standard toon?

Why ZOS? Why?

Why don't we have more storage and inventory management options in ESO? What is the justification?

ZOS could be selling these options, and they would be eagerly purchased even if grossly over priced.....and we STILL don't have the option available even at an exorbitant cost. Why?

I need 1400 storage slots to clear my mules...and I don't save anything that isn't a prime trait or in my craft bag.

i have over 2k slots by a large margin... across my 12 characters. The account max is 2640 iirc but by the time you are near that buying a second game and running 8 mules for free (no monthly costs after buying the game and maybe some cheap backpack hits.) on it is more economical.
you can purchase via in-game gold or crowns space thru horses, space thru backpacks and space thru banks.

there is not a shortage of options for slots in this game.

We do need better inventory management and we do need IMO things like mannequins to hold "full loadouts" and i expect those will be craftable in the near future - Morrowind at the latest.

But folks expecting what one poster asked for where a crafted crate could take one furnishing slot and hold 2500 spaces - they are not gonna get that qanytime ever - IMO at least.

None of the previous "slots available got bigger or cheaper or easier" change solved the problems. The problem is - for me - lack of organized approach to keeping set pieces.

That is what i hope they give me help with - mannequins - will change my inventory life around.

Cavedog wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

Just to confirm, did you upgrade you bag/bank? As apparently people don't do that.

Yes, all 12 of my toons have max inventory slots available...it's not even remotely close enough to the storage capacity someone who does pledges every day needs. One of my mules is holding 200 monster set pieces, and not a single off trait in the bunch.

How many of those 200 set pieces will you be using?

Oh he's definitely failing. 200 sets? Surely you should have 1 of each trait on each set too