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Guild store needs some attention i think
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When i post to a guild store there are a couple problems that i have found that really annoy:
1. When an item sells, it doesn't tell me in the email that includes my money, which guild store it sold from. This means i cant easily tell which store is selling my goods much of the time. Imagine having 5 guilds with traders and all 30 slots in each guild filled and trying to figure out which guild is selling your stuff best. I say imagine that because that would be easy to figure out my who has slots available for me to post in - but in my case i might post 3-4 items at most in a guild store and i really have no way to be aware of who is selling my stuff.
2. same as one except my item didnt sell and it was returned to me but returned from where? I have no idea what happened several hours ago much less 30 days ago. If the email doesn't tell me which guild isnt selling my stuff i might post right back to the same not selling my stuff guild. Clearly the system knows which guild my stuff is being returned from so why not include the name of that guild in the email?
Anyone else have issue with this? Please reply below.
Anyone have a solution to this problem? I DONT WANT TO HEAR IT. I do enough already managing everything else and so i have less than no desire to do anything on my part to compensate yet again for something that should be a no brainer to include in an email, as which guild it is from. Even the daily crafting supplies that come in the email tell you who they are from.
1. When an item sells, it doesn't tell me in the email that includes my money, which guild store it sold from. This means i cant easily tell which store is selling my goods much of the time. Imagine having 5 guilds with traders and all 30 slots in each guild filled and trying to figure out which guild is selling your stuff best. I say imagine that because that would be easy to figure out my who has slots available for me to post in - but in my case i might post 3-4 items at most in a guild store and i really have no way to be aware of who is selling my stuff.
2. same as one except my item didnt sell and it was returned to me but returned from where? I have no idea what happened several hours ago much less 30 days ago. If the email doesn't tell me which guild isnt selling my stuff i might post right back to the same not selling my stuff guild. Clearly the system knows which guild my stuff is being returned from so why not include the name of that guild in the email?
Anyone else have issue with this? Please reply below.
Anyone have a solution to this problem? I DONT WANT TO HEAR IT. I do enough already managing everything else and so i have less than no desire to do anything on my part to compensate yet again for something that should be a no brainer to include in an email, as which guild it is from. Even the daily crafting supplies that come in the email tell you who they are from.
After careful consideration (and oh! so much deliberation) we have concluded that you circumstance sounds too much like a l2p issue for it to be just a mere coincidence.
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reddog1948✭✭More important is advertising that your item is for sale - TTC does a good --- but not great -- the job of locating a specific item. However, TTC's recent introduction of the Captcha test on virtually every search has made it all but unusable.
It would really be nice if ZOS introduced a "quality of life" improvement for the Guilds where their current inventory was easily available - either through an API for an add-on or as a direct option at the bank.
It is just no longer practicable going around to the various guild vendors looking for a specific item -- there are just too many.
WOW's global auction house is an example of being able to locate items for sale.
Maybe allowing a guild to "buy" this type of feature would be a way to implement it in ESO. Especially for the smaller guilds who just can not afford to bid on a vendor location, or a guild who did bid but did not win a location.
Or as an alternative, each individual player could have something similar in an added "optional" fee when listing an item for sale.0