Shadowasrial wrote: »If you can create a void like server space for everyone’s unlimited crafting items then you should be able to create one for the bank.
Shadowasrial wrote: »If you can create a void like server space for everyone’s unlimited crafting items then you should be able to create one for the bank.
"That's not how this works; that's not how any of this works."
But seriously, it's not the same thing. Storing craftbag data is *vastly* different than any other kind of data.
There are set item codes for every crafting material - that remains the exact same across every person. All the craftbag does is store how many of XXX your account has. Period.
Now, you get into the storage of data for "Reo has this shield, at this level, in this set, in this style, with this trait, and this specific enchantment, at this upgrade level, with this remaining durability..." times however many items you have. AND you have to do that for every player. It adds up quickly. Thus, no limitless storage.
Savvy?
Shadowasrial wrote: »If you can create a void like server space for everyone’s unlimited crafting items then you should be able to create one for the bank.
"That's not how this works; that's not how any of this works."
But seriously, it's not the same thing. Storing craftbag data is *vastly* different than any other kind of data.
There are set item codes for every crafting material - that remains the exact same across every person. All the craftbag does is store how many of XXX your account has. Period.
Now, you get into the storage of data for "Reo has this shield, at this level, in this set, in this style, with this trait, and this specific enchantment, at this upgrade level, with this remaining durability..." times however many items you have. AND you have to do that for every player. It adds up quickly. Thus, no limitless storage.
Savvy?
Instead they should just make it so that when a Master writ is completed you unlock that item in a new collectibles tab.
If you complete an Armor Master Sword, Purple, Wood Elf, Infused it will unlock that sword. If you later complete a Gold, Nord Defending AM sword it will upgrade that item to Gold grade and provide the option to select Infused / Defend trait with Wood Elf / Nord style.
Once a particular set item is golded, you will not get a writ as that set, that item in gold quality again (unless you have completed every item in the game in gold) and you will not get a nirnhoned trait on the same item again (unless you have completed all nirned traits). Jewelry writs would have to be rarer and once done, do not drop again (because Jewelry writs are so inefficient that their real value of doing them will become unlocking them). Ultimately to unlock every item, every trait, every style, there is an insane amount of writs to do that is constantly growing as more sets come out.
That way, you won't need to carry around a variety of tanking sets you will have access to your crafted unlocked sets any time. Crafted sets are generally not as good as found sets, so they don't get much late game use. This would be perfect for the occasions you may need to swap out a DPS for a Tank for situations of offtanking, or perhaps you are in a vet dungeon and you have a fake tank in the group so you can switch to tank easily.
You therefore won't need to keep a copy of a tanking set on several characters, you can put your BIS tank gear on your main tank and have your alts rely on the crafted gear in the collectibles.
People would feel at liberty to decon those sets in their bank that are gathering dust because if they ever needed a particular set like that, they can rely on their unlocked crafted items, they may not be as good, but they are a good enough alternative.
It would also provide some incentive for players like me sitting on over 5,000 vouchers with nothing to spend them on and wondering why the hell am I still doing writs?!
Same. I only keep ESO+ for this very reason. And housing space I guess but I can live without that. But I would also like a way to keep the craft bag space when I am tight financially and need to back up from ESO+.Anotherone773 wrote: »The craft bag is about 90% of why i have ESO Plus. You would have to give some pretty hefty perks for me to continue to keep ESO PLUS without a craft bag. For most people who have ESO Plus they have it for a similar reason.The craft bag sells it everything else is a bonus.
Or you could just pay $15 a month. I mean its $15 a month. That is like two fast food combo meals, not even half a tank of gas, cant even take your spouse to the movies, etc etc. Or we can look at it another way. If you can afford a pc, a decent internet connection, and have the time to play this game, then you can muster $15 a month.
Almost all of this games players can afford to pay the $15 a month which is needed to keep the game running but people want everything for free, unless they are the ones offering it and then they want a million dollars for it. I think people need to stop trying to get the craft bag for free and just either do without or cough up the $15 a month.
Kuramas9tails wrote: »Same. I only keep ESO+ for this very reason. And housing space I guess but I can live without that. But I would also like a way to keep the craft bag space when I am tight financially and need to back up from ESO+.Anotherone773 wrote: »The craft bag is about 90% of why i have ESO Plus. You would have to give some pretty hefty perks for me to continue to keep ESO PLUS without a craft bag. For most people who have ESO Plus they have it for a similar reason.The craft bag sells it everything else is a bonus.
Or you could just pay $15 a month. I mean its $15 a month. That is like two fast food combo meals, not even half a tank of gas, cant even take your spouse to the movies, etc etc. Or we can look at it another way. If you can afford a pc, a decent internet connection, and have the time to play this game, then you can muster $15 a month.
Almost all of this games players can afford to pay the $15 a month which is needed to keep the game running but people want everything for free, unless they are the ones offering it and then they want a million dollars for it. I think people need to stop trying to get the craft bag for free and just either do without or cough up the $15 a month.
Maybe ZOS can play around with different subscription variants. You pay for a subscription that fits your gaming budget/career in ESO. So if you want to have access to chapters with your ESO+ membership, you can click that option instead of buying the chapter and call it like ESOCHAPTER+ or something. Have a PVP subscription that allows 50% off all PVP items you can buy with AP or something like that and call that like ESOPVP+. Don't know. Just throwing an idea out there.