...How on earth did you get a Master Writ? Are you level 50 already?
...How on earth did you get a Master Writ? Are you level 50 already?
Getting to lvl 50 is the easiest part in Jewellery crafting... Yes, it requires some effort, but couple of dailys and pledges every day and you're done. Grinding mats and new pieces for research is nightmare.
I'm a Master Crafter now, and I was so happy to see crafting in ESO on the beginning! But then they nerfed crafted sets making most of it useless, later came P2W research scrolls, now the grindest of grinds... I'm so dissapointed I research Jewellery only to get the title and cool hammer - such a bitter achievement
Crafting should be rewarding to those who are willing to invest time and effort into it, and not be instantly accessible to anyone without such effort.
People are whining about this way too much. The system is perfect the way it is right now. Crafting should be rewarding to those who are willing to invest time and effort into it, and not be instantly accessible to anyone without such effort.
People im MMOs yearn way too much for instant gratification, which is exactly what this system does not provide. That is a good thing since it means stuff won't get shallow and boring a short while after release.
To sum it up, the jewelery crafting system is excellent.
Props to Zenimax for implementing it the way they did.
Crafting should be rewarding to those who are willing to invest time and effort into it, and not be instantly accessible to anyone without such effort.
EXACTLY. Thats my point. It is not rewarding at all compared to blacksmithing, sewing,, woodworking.
Any other method to get gold or gear or other stuff is much more rewarding
SwampRaider wrote: »Spent 500k AP in cyrodiil. Got 40 purple necklaces and rings. Deconned it all and went up 4 levels. 7 purple grains.
This is a gold sink that needs to be reworked.
3 nights of farming AP got me up 4 levels in JC
I should just run dolmens for 10 hours.
i wanted jewelry crafting for so long and this has been such a disappointment. Just acquiring enough jewelry to decon to level up my crafters without shelling out to players looking to milk as much gold from you as possible has been chore. Acquiring new traits to research is likewise a chore. The jewelry surveys can potentially yield fewer mats than the other professions' too, I found out yesterday when I did my first few surveys. And the abysmal drop rates for improvement plates is just, well, abysmal. I'm not that eager to use any of these new traits, so I don't feel a need to actually use the system beyond getting the achievements eventually. Additionally, I'm still really not happy with how they paywalled jewelry crafting behind Summerset, which means it'll remain that much more exclusive and elitist and I'm really not feeling that.
The crafting system was one of the reason that I was attracted to ESO in the first place. When I started playing, it was how I first got involved with the community, with how players would help each other out with progressing in the crafting professions. Now with how jewelry crafting was implemented, I'm heavily disinclined to ask other players in my guild to help me out with research because everyone just sees this crafting profession as a gold making scheme. Alienating, as Vapirko said.
This was such a blow to my overall enjoyment of the crafting system as well as my enjoyment of the game overall. Add to this, I did a few quests in Summerset and found them too unengaging to continue for now. I see it as just one more grind on a growing list of grinds, and I'm just feeling fatigued at the thought. I pre-ordered Summerset for myself as an early birthday present an wow, I feel like I so d---ked myself over hard. LOL.
Crafting should be rewarding to those who are willing to invest time and effort into it, and not be instantly accessible to anyone without such effort.
EXACTLY. Thats my point. It is not rewarding at all compared to blacksmithing, sewing,, woodworking.
Any other method to get gold or gear or other stuff is much more rewarding
How is it not rewarding? .
I see the jewlery system more or lesss alienating a large segment of the player base. Most people won’t have the time or means to level it or afford the pieces for research or what have you on top of the CP grind, gear grind, undaunted, fighters/mages guild, Psijic order and the money you need to eventually at least gold weapons on multiple sets, get all your monster sets etc. Even those of us who have been at endgame for a while, don’t need to grind cp anymore, have gold to spare etc, it’s still feels out of reach. Personally I’m spending what is a fair amount of money for me to get up to six traits researched. This will let me craft shacklebreaker, hundings or Julianos, and transmute to any of the traits that are useful (which tbh stamina and arcane are still fine to use over any of the others), and that’s it. I won’t be pushing it too far past that. Not gonna work to grind for gold jewelry.
Likely I’ll craft a couple of sets that are useful in a variety of combinations like shacklbreaker maybe one mag and one stam and leave it at that.
The same situation with master writs, i got a master writ for 105 vouchers and have to craft legendary jewellery. I will never do that, because it costs 10 times more than a blacksmithing 105 voucher writ.
The same situation with master writs, i got a master writ for 105 vouchers and have to craft legendary jewellery. I will never do that, because it costs 10 times more than a blacksmithing 105 voucher writ.
note that the option has been out for a week and you have already gotten to level 50 in the skill which advances by decon and by crafting so... that does not scream "too much required..." compared to **equipment** writs which require tons of motifs to generate any significant drop rate with master writs.
Since writ vouchers are neutral currency, it does need to be roughyl on par or in the neighborhood of the other equipments but the motif setup cost is the monkey in the wrench.
By not including style *and* making the "fuel" work like difficult metal working or silk - its just strange at the moment.
Not happy with the current stage either.
...How on earth did you get a Master Writ? Are you level 50 already?
Getting to lvl 50 is the easiest part in Jewellery crafting... Yes, it requires some effort, but couple of dailys and pledges every day and you're done. Grinding mats and new pieces for research is nightmare.
I'm a Master Crafter now, and I was so happy to see crafting in ESO on the beginning! But then they nerfed crafted sets making most of it useless, later came P2W research scrolls, now the grindest of grinds... I'm so dissapointed I research Jewellery only to get the title and cool hammer - such a bitter achievement
Well, congratulations!
I took a different approach and focused on always having items for research. Since the Arcane/Healthy/Robust items we had from before were only going to cover me for 3 days, I worked on the Psijic quest line, then a friend made me an Infused ring with a trait stone I got, then I finished the main quest for the necklace and found an Infused necklace in a rift.
Now I'm working on pledges and PvP for the next traits, along with doing jewelry crafting writs on all my characters in hopes of getting a Swift ring and necklace. My crafter just hit level 18 this morning, but this approach has made it quite fun to do.
I'm also only refining the bare minimum until I have all the passives unlocked. And only using survey maps if I really need them.
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SirCritical wrote: »Gimme spellcrafting too
Stop whining, you wanted it, you got it. Nobody says that anyone must craft golden rings after 4 days. And that is good.
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