Furnishings and Decorations Bag

SilverBride · May 2020

Every item I remove from my home when decorating goes into my main pack. Then I have to go to the bank and deposit them back into my bank storage. I would love to have a bag that holds all our household furnishings and decorations, that these items would be deposited into by default, similar to the craft bag. Please consider this.

Sturmfaenger · May 2020

Often wished for, but not gonna happen. They said so in an official stream once. Due to database issues.

SilverBride · May 2020

I don't know why it can't happen if there can be a crafting bag. But what do I know. :I

Sturmfaenger · May 2020

It was something about the fact that for the crafting bag, you need amount X of ressources (1 space for ancestor silk, one space for corn flower etc, and if you add to them its just the numbers that are growing, so no matter if you have 1 corn flower or 3000 its the one space, and the number of different ressources grows only slowly, because it only adds a new rune or a new alchemy ingredient like dragon blood now and then.
But the number of different furniture items is growing constantly, every week with the luxury furniture trader at least one new thing, every time a dlc or chapter launches, something new in the crown shop etc. etc. - that it would be too much is at least the reason they gave.

Thats why I would like at least some of the furniture to be deconstructable like armor and weapons are. So that you can turn it back into at least a part of the ressources it took to craft them, and store those ressources in the crafting bag for later use. Would make a lot of sense to me.
But no idea if that will ever happen.

SilverBride · May 2020

Sturmfaenger wrote: »

I would like at least some of the furniture to be deconstructable like armor and weapons are. So that you can turn it back into at least a part of the ressources it took to craft them, and store those ressources in the crafting bag for later use.

I really like this idea.

kaisernick · May 2020

Sturmfaenger wrote: »

Thats why I would like at least some of the furniture to be deconstructable like armor and weapons are. So that you can turn it back into at least a part of the ressources it took to craft them, and store those ressources in the crafting bag for later use. Would make a lot of sense to me.
But no idea if that will ever happen.

Thats a intresting idea.

Andre_Noir · May 2020

Sturmfaenger wrote: »

It was something about the fact that for the crafting bag, you need amount X of ressources (1 space for ancestor silk, one space for corn flower etc, and if you add to them its just the numbers that are growing, so no matter if you have 1 corn flower or 3000 its the one space, and the number of different ressources grows only slowly, because it only adds a new rune or a new alchemy ingredient like dragon blood now and then.
But the number of different furniture items is growing constantly, every week with the luxury furniture trader at least one new thing, every time a dlc or chapter launches, something new in the crown shop etc. etc. - that it would be too much is at least the reason they gave.

Thats why I would like at least some of the furniture to be deconstructable like armor and weapons are. So that you can turn it back into at least a part of the ressources it took to craft them, and store those ressources in the crafting bag for later use. Would make a lot of sense to me.
But no idea if that will ever happen.

Blah. It's not a database problem - it's ZOS's laziness only like as always. You can put 700 different items in a manor (but u can get more then a single), 480 items in a bank, 360 item in chest also u can make a mule chars.
Somehow their brilliant database can hold tons of blueprints but cant hold an items made from them.
So basicly it's just another part of the story about house limits. They did it wrong once but now they don't wanna work on it. Milky cow have to be alive but not happy nor healthy. So it's better to keep silence or post enigmatic "databse issue" answers from time to time

Jayne_Doe · May 2020

I think that since furniture can stack, it's still essentially only one item that needs to be tracked in a furnishing bag, similar to the crafting bag. Also, new crafting ingredients (including the ever-increasing number of style mats) are being added all the time, as well.

They mentioned not being able to have an armor bag, since those items are treated individually due to a number of reasons - quality, trait, enchantment, current level of durability, dye colors, etc.

Now, furniture could still be an issue due to crafted vs. CS versions of a lot of the furnishings. That and the fact that there are a LOT more furnishings than there are crafting ingredients.