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Different colored tuneable stations would you ever want to help distinguish

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Armatesz
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As name suggest would you ever want one to be a different color to help you distinguish over another set? That way people can tell where a new set is versus one next to it. Say have blacksmithing woodworking and clother station colored blue for one set and you have the next following set stations dyed a different color to help others distinguish new crafting stations.
What I am talking about is the ability to dye stations.
Ärmätèsz
Xbox NA
Guildless (by choice)
  • AcadianPaladin
    AcadianPaladin
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    Multiple attunable stations is absurd and simply trashes one's decorating efforts. You should only have to stage ONE set of crafting tables, then upgrade them to reflect the various sets one has earned as 'attunable' via a menu at the ONE set of tables.
    PC NA(no Steam), PvE, mostly solo
  • Eatmyface
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    AcadianPaladin wrote: »
    Multiple attunable stations is absurd and simply trashes one's decorating efforts. You should only have to stage ONE set of crafting tables, then upgrade them to reflect the various sets one has earned as 'attunable' via a menu at the ONE set of tables.

    ^^ THIS.

    That way you could have your three 'special' stations that could hold as many set creations as you wanted, provided you had earned the writ vouchers to buy them.
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