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Would you like to be able to sell your surveys? (the Blue survey rewards for doing daily crafting)
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cjhhickman39✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themThis would be nice as it would cut out steps some take to make gold.
Instead of selling raw materials or refined mats with the hope of tempers you can just sell the survey.
And from comments I believe there would be a good market0 -
Bradyfjord✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themI voted yes due to wanting to give one or two to friends. Sometimes I have something that a friend/guildie needs, and I would like the option to trade for this reason. Though it wouldn't be very often.0 -
doomette✭✭✭✭✭
✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themThe only one I’d actually sell is a certain Malabal Tor one, though I’m not sure many would buy that one.
Buying on the other hand, yaaaas, give me all those wood ones because I’m always running low on mastic and rosin and I hate actively farming for mats.0 -
ghastley✭✭✭✭✭
✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themVoted yes, because why not? But the players who get them are the ones who craft and would therefore have a need for them, so I doubt it would get much use.0 -
Smitch_59✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themIMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.By Azura, by Azura, by Azura!0 -
Sordidfairytale✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themI'd like to be able to sell them if only to be able to transfer the surveys from my other accounts to my main account.The Vegemite Knight
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hiyde✭✭✭✭✭
✭IMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.
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Smitch_59✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themIMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.
@Smitch_59
Actually there's a back way to that spot, easy peasy - just jump on a few rocks and you arrive right at the flowers, quick trip from the wayshrine, too!
Really? I was not aware of that. I often just destroy that survey.
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faeeichenlaub✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themI'd be buying"Azura give me strength, Let my voice change the world as long as I am in it."0 -
Gracous✭✭✭Riding back and forth several times to do one spot is a royal pain. I would like the option to stack them and do all of them (for one spot) all at once, Like being able to craft multiple items.1
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Acrolas✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I don't see the apprehension in having to reset the survey nodes. Just travel in the direction you're most likely to find additional resource nodes.
I'm sure you could find some 100 gold surveys, but I'd imagine the going rate for one survey would be roughly the same as selling the same quantity of those raw materials. Probably a generous markup on the Craglorn ones. You might be able to make a little more on the survey than the projected yield, but you'll also never know just how lucky the buyer got.signing off0 -
EvilAutoTech✭✭✭✭✭
✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themWe should be able to put them in crates
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DBZVelena✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themRight now i delete all cyrodiil and craglorn ones. I know other players would love those, but i just hate those zones. If i could sell them. I'd get some coin out of em and somebody else would be able to gather more from their favorite zones.
Another option is the potion ingredient ones. I know some people who delete whole stacks of those. but selling them would make those interesting again. Not to mention it might bring the prices for ingredients down a bit.
Right now people feel like they HAVE TO, do the surveys to at all make coin from daily writs. But if they were sell able, it would become a choice. Do i want to spend an hour running around [insert zone] for materials, or do i sell the survey and save some time to actually play the game instead (but prob would earn less off certain surveys depending on zone and easy to reach location of resource.)
As far as i can see it could even benefit starting players. since selling off surveys from zones they haven't reached yet and buying those from zones they have and doing them might earn em more coin for the gathered materials.
Really can't see any downs to it other that "this is how its always been" and that's a bull reason.What are Natch Potes? Can you eat those?
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Sylvermynx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭No, Keep it the sameIMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.
@Smitch_59
Actually there's a back way to that spot, easy peasy - just jump on a few rocks and you arrive right at the flowers, quick trip from the wayshrine, too!
Really? I was not aware of that. I often just destroy that survey.
Yep. I'm the original "I won't fight mobs etc. to get to a survey" - that was the first thing I went looking for when I got that survey the first time. You don't even aggro the two spiders running by to get to the jump spot. There's a couple surveys I just won't bother with for that aggro reason: woodworker in Reaper's March, alchemy in Malabal Tor. Might be a couple others, can't remember just now.
Actually, I should have voted other - really I wouldn't care if ZOS made it possible to sell them; I wouldn't sell mine and I likely wouldn't buy very many as I seem to get gobs as it is.Edited by Sylvermynx on January 24, 2020 10:25PM1 -
bmnoble✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themI would sell them for the min mat value of the survey eg: the min 120 mats you could expect to get from an equipment survey, who ever buys/does it can take the RNG chance of getting extra, saves me the time of doing them just to sell the mats afterwards.
Would probably price at most:
Rubedite survey 120 times 30 = 3600 gold per
Ruby Ash survey 120 times 25 = 3000 gold per
Ancestor silk/Ruby leather survey 120 times 40 = 4800 gold per
Platinum dust survey 120 times 75 = 9000 gold per(though that is the one survey type I would probably do myself, depends how lazy I am feeling)
Alchemy and Enchanting around 1 - 2K gold per survey at first depends how others price theirs and if they sell if I decide to go higher than that, I rarely do them and never throw them away so have plenty to sell.
All I know is being able to sell them will save me a lot of time since I just sell the raw mats from them, plenty of people who refine rather than sell that would be looking to buy.0 -
DBZVelena✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themWhy would i sell the main source of the material i need to do the writs, along with the chance to gain the tempers from the mats?
Its about time. Not everybody has the time to do the surveys. So letting them sell their surveys would be a good idea. Because then they would still need the refined materials for doing the dailies. refined materials you get from refining raw mats for tempers.
So demand for refined materials go up. So prices for that go up too. And on top of that, you are now no longer bound by doing dailies to get more surveys. Instead you can just buy the surveys instead. saving you from a lot of effort, especially on console. where there is no addon for doing writs.
It would makes doing writs on console more desirable.What are Natch Potes? Can you eat those?
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belial5221_ESO✭✭✭✭OtherWhy not do them,and sell raw mats for gold,since you'd have to sell surveys cheaper than raw mats you'd get.0
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DBZVelena✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell thembelial5221_ESO wrote: »Why not do them,and sell raw mats for gold,since you'd have to sell surveys cheaper than raw mats you'd get.
Because some people have a job and a life outside eso. And doing surveys costs time.What are Natch Potes? Can you eat those?
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R0cksterSoul ShrivenYes, i would like to be able to sell themYes please! I make about 10-15 surveys a day and can't be bothered to collect them! Just think of all the wasted bank slots! If you can sell crafting writs you should also be able to sell surveys
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DarcyMardin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themYes. Much as I enjoy crafting, I hate the way the surveys pile up (even though it’s my own fault that I rarely make the time to collect the free mats).
Selling them would be a lot better than what I’ve started to do now to make room in inventory — ouch, I wince to confess this — destroying them.0 -
Smitch_59✭✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themSylvermynx wrote: »IMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.
@Smitch_59
Actually there's a back way to that spot, easy peasy - just jump on a few rocks and you arrive right at the flowers, quick trip from the wayshrine, too!
Really? I was not aware of that. I often just destroy that survey.
Yep. I'm the original "I won't fight mobs etc. to get to a survey" - that was the first thing I went looking for when I got that survey the first time. You don't even aggro the two spiders running by to get to the jump spot. There's a couple surveys I just won't bother with for that aggro reason: woodworker in Reaper's March, alchemy in Malabal Tor. Might be a couple others, can't remember just now.
Actually, I should have voted other - really I wouldn't care if ZOS made it possible to sell them; I wouldn't sell mine and I likely wouldn't buy very many as I seem to get gobs as it is.
For the Reaper's March woodworking survey I always send a character who's completed the local quest, as the atronachs are no longer hostile after the quest there is done.
By Azura, by Azura, by Azura!0 -
Sylvermynx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭No, Keep it the sameSylvermynx wrote: »IMO the most annoying survey in the game is the alchemy survey at the top of the waterfall in Wrothgar. I doubt that one would bring much gold.
Although I probably wouldn't sell surveys, I like the idea of having the option to do so.
@Smitch_59
Actually there's a back way to that spot, easy peasy - just jump on a few rocks and you arrive right at the flowers, quick trip from the wayshrine, too!
Really? I was not aware of that. I often just destroy that survey.
Yep. I'm the original "I won't fight mobs etc. to get to a survey" - that was the first thing I went looking for when I got that survey the first time. You don't even aggro the two spiders running by to get to the jump spot. There's a couple surveys I just won't bother with for that aggro reason: woodworker in Reaper's March, alchemy in Malabal Tor. Might be a couple others, can't remember just now.
Actually, I should have voted other - really I wouldn't care if ZOS made it possible to sell them; I wouldn't sell mine and I likely wouldn't buy very many as I seem to get gobs as it is.
For the Reaper's March woodworking survey I always send a character who's completed the local quest, as the atronachs are no longer hostile after the quest there is done.
Interesting. I didn't realize that. But if there's a "mini boss" in that quest chain, I'd never get through it anyway. My ping's too high, and my ability to manage combat rotations isn't good (25 years ago I had good reflexes; not so much now....)0 -
eklhaftb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭OtherI don't want to sell any of mine, but I wouldn't mind being able to send them to my other account.
There's some 25 surveys for each craft, which is 150 stacks of surveys altogether - and that's a rather hefty load with limited storage we have. 0 -
AndyMac✭✭✭✭Yes, i would like to be able to sell themI’d like to be able to sell the Enchanting ones and possibly the occasional Alchemy.
I collect survey mats for the gold mats I’ll get - the enchanting ones rarely give you a Kuta and just seem like a waste of bag space. They are borderline delete material.Edited by AndyMac on January 25, 2020 1:53AMAndymac - Magicka DK - EP Grand Overlord - Flawless Conqueror0 -
Sylvermynx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭No, Keep it the sameI’d like to be able to sell the Enchanting ones and possibly the occasional Alchemy.
I collect survey mats for the gold mats I’ll get - the enchanting ones rarely give you a Kuta and just seem like a waste of bag space. They are borderline delete material.
That's got to be RNG. I get an average of a kuta per enchanting survey. I also get an average of 4 kuta per week of writ rewards. In fact, I have so many I'll probably never run out. I know that's anecdotal, but I'll try to remember to screenshot....0 -
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