You know, if you want to place more furniture you can subscribe to ESO+
If you can fit more than 700 pieces of furniture in your home, you must like living all cluttered like.

Vipstaakki wrote: »

You know, if you want to place more furniture you can subscribe to ESO+
If you can fit more than 700 pieces of furniture in your home, you must like living all cluttered like.

There are players who like to put a lot of heart into decorating houses to make them as realistic as possible. This includes a storerooms full of wine bottles, vegetables, fruits.
This includes kitchens with all the glassware, utensils, fruits and vegetables.
Every table will have something on it, a courtyard will have trees, shrubs and flowers.

Isn't that what Homestead was about? Giving players a house so they can make it fell like a Home?

Now lets remember that every single piece of furniture, no matter if its a tiny glass, single apple or one quill feather will take a whole one furniture slot. Because of that, as far as it goes for small/medium houses players somehow can manage with given furniture slots but when it comes to large houses and manors, even the increased furniture space (600 and 700 with ESO+) is not enough - you can hit the cap and your house will look empty.

Honestly, when it comes to field of furnishing up houses, for anybody without ESO+, 300 item cap for large house and 350 for manor, that restriction makes its unplayable.

There are two solutions, first, most imple and straightforward - double furniture space for everyone and then further increase it for subbers.

Second, make it so that "tiny" and "small" class items take up 1/10 of inventory slot or something like that.

Fills up way too fast should be at least 1000 for manor and eso plus.

700 items is a drop in the bucket for Daggerfall Overlook. Simply making and decorating a decent hedge maze and crafting shed pushed me near the cap, with very little furniture inside. Plus, every readable book counts as an item.





This leaves nothing for the dungeon or building a decent dock.

You can create a spartan decor throughout a notable home and stay under the item cap, but if you want the finishing touches that add verisimilitude - ivy, knick-knacks, etc. - you will hit the item cap quickly.

I Own Mathiisen Manor and currently I'm on 283/300 (not counting ESO+) and its still half empty if not more

I have claimed several times on the forums now that with the current item limit players actually cannot decorate manors and large houses with the same amount of detail that any city in the regular game world of ESO has.

I finally took the time today to "prove" my claim and as an example counted all objects on the first floor of Elden Root (not the ground floor, but the large hall one reaches after going through the door on the ground floor).

I was generous when counting some objects that players don't have access to and counted compounds of what probably would be several objects if they were available for player housing as just one. And I also ignored the 2 treasure vaults behind the bankers with many treasure objects and a troll inside. Counting that way I've counted what would be 704 furnishing items just on this one floor of Elden Root:

1-41

41-84

84-88

89-127

127-187

188-247

247-286

286-319

320-362

363-430

431-507

508-527

528-550

551-574

575-606

607-632

633-649

650-681

682-704

Edit: I've counted one banner twice (><) so make that 703 objects then

I also have to agree that the housing limit is far too low. Now I have bought both the cavern and the island and I will say that the only way to get these homes even looking partially full is with large to huge household items. I'm maxed on both my homes. Also if you really want your home to stand out you need to purchase hundreds of achievement furnishings. After a careful tally I found I spent 10,563,984 gold on both homes and an additional 15,000 crowns on items that are either too expensive to craft in bulk or are just plain unavailable to craft or buy with gold.

My cavern looks great despite the emptiness of some of its areas. But the other concern is lighting. Lighting in the cavern makes up half of my space used. A fourth of my space is used for constructs to add an arena and the last 4th of my space is general furnishings to include crafting stations. I had to resort to using giant rocks to fill the empty spaces to make the cavern seem less empty. And that's just my cave.

My island I removed all the natural furnishings and you wouldn't believe how empty the island is. Even before removing everything there was over 100 furnishings that make up the natural unfurnished island. I had to add an additional 200 trees to the grassy part of the island to make the island feel full adding an arena to this place made my home limit reach 400/700 now to deal with lighting and then actually decorating the multiple home spaces inside the island. You have 2 main homes on the island a big gazebo a dock and a wooden tower. Also the invisible walls that block us from some truly amazing spots I would have loved to use for guild purposes.

They need to double the housing limit to what it is now with eso plus and then double it again. So notable homes would have 1400 items. However this is also a problem because for some of these homes 700 furnishings causes home instabilities causing you to freeze then crash outside the game sometimes just loading into your home. Also the false advertisement of home space. When traveling into your little apartment room in vulkel guard you will notice the load screen has far more items in it than what you can place yourself and that's with eso +. So they need to increase cap and work on increasing the instance strength so you can actually enjoy your home and 3rd they need to allow people to select any of your homes to visit. I dont know about you but if you bought the cave and the island wouldn't you like your guildies to be able to visit both of them at thier leisure?

Serenity Falls furnished and i had to
- Leave some areas completely empty.
- remove little items.
- remove books.
- Replace bushes with large trees planted horizontally underground so that branches poke out as bushes.

I need DOUBLE the limit, like 1500 items into mansion.

if you're doing more than just decorating, like building an arena, the limit is way too low.

Some players who want to do something special or design something special may need more space to do so. So the limit is simply too low. Not only for large/notable homes but for the smaller ones, too. I own a smaller one and have some ideas about decorating but I hit the limit pretty soon. More slots would be good for every home.

Actually I made the same thread before. But unfortunatly it looks like most people don't care about it.

Vipstaakki wrote: »

You know, if you want to place more furniture you can subscribe to ESO+
If you can fit more than 700 pieces of furniture in your home, you must like living all cluttered like.

Well to be honest if you own the island then you probably have more than enough space for 700 items.