JamieJammer wrote: »Can we bring the surveys all to one location again? I lmiss the days when where you turned in your writs that's where you got the surveys. This traveling all around to do a survey is getting time consuming and annoying not to mention the inventory space it consumes.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »I think the current system is fine.
You still have to travel to a wayshrine from Belkarth to get to the survey site. Whether that wayshrine is in Craglorn or another zone you still get a short loading screen.
On top of all that, there's some variety in the scenery from traveling to different zones.
If you're too lazy to retrieve the survey mats (letting the maps build up in inventory) that's on the player and not the system.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »I think the current system is fine.
You still have to travel to a wayshrine from Belkarth to get to the survey site. Whether that wayshrine is in Craglorn or another zone you still get a short loading screen.
On top of all that, there's some variety in the scenery from traveling to different zones.
If you're too lazy to retrieve the survey mats (letting the maps build up in inventory) that's on the player and not the system.
Stocking them up is the only way to make this system a little bit more efficient. You know how much time it took on average to collect one survey when they were still all in Wrothgar and you had many identical ones?
25s on average when collecting 200 surveys.
So how much time does it take you to collect one survey with all the traveling and loading screens? Don't you think there are better ways to spend your time in the game than riding around and staring at the same loading screens again and again?
Wreuntzylla wrote: »The thing I like best about how ESO has evolved is that if something annoys you, there is almost certainly a solution in the game.
More than half of the new locations are right next to a wayshrine. Typically, I'll grab all of those weekly and wait to get 5-6 writs to distant nodes. You no longer have to log in and out to refresh a survey site anymore, if you make one trip to do 5-6 surveys, the efficiency is high. And Craglorn had more pain in the rear survey sites than any other area. There was one clothier site that was bottled in by scaled court, back when scaled court was tough. I always used an NB to grab it.
I have something like 15 max crafters. In order to make writs painless, I outfitted an Orc for speed and funnel all the writs to it. My Orc is faster on foot than a horse with rapids, and a bit faster on horse than on foot. It makes survey collection, and harvesting in general, both efficient and painless.