Oh, like on the solitude docks. Except, maybe, actually include the items in the warehouse, not just in a list, but in a giant building inside the cliff there, where we can just dump it all and organize it. Um because looking at things is more fun. Also, there could be a drop down menu in all our houses that lets us pick from items in the warehouse.

So not at all what you are talking about, but also something they would likely never do

I think the menu idea above would require some sort of database to keep track of what is stored. Sounds like more work for the devs.

If they are going to create servers just to store furnishings, I’d much rather ZOS add more servers to alleviate the many game performance issues we already have.

I am definitely up for anything that alleviates some of these issues, even a little bit. I just got excited when you said the word warehouse, and I immediately thought of Solitude Docks.

I love the idea of an essentially enormous storage box in a house dedicated to just accessing it.

I agree that placing furniture would be prohibitive to performance but perhaps they could enable previewing so you could see your items before withdrawing to make sure it is the one you were thinking of?

I have a furnishing warehouse, it cost me a million gold and is located right next to the luxury vendor. Unfortunetly its limited to only 700 items.

The devs are smarter than I am. My guess is they have already thought of this.

One possibility is that it is more complicated than I think and is not feasible. This is remote. I have done professional database development work for a long time (not game).

Another possibility is that they have decided for business (dollars) or game balance reasons, that they don't want to offer this. In that case. Well, it is their sandbox.

Most likely, I think, is that they just don't want to give us all the candy at once. We love pathing and NPCs.

The temple at rimmen is free (quest driven), huge and divided into sections so you can use one of them as a storage yard for scrying stuff. That's what I'm currently doing at least.

We can store 240/480 items in our Bank. Through recent years the amount of items alone increased by a fairly large number. What if we can expand those numbers to 300/600?

The Idea of a Furniture Warehouse works great! However, instead of having a Warehouse, where we can go inside, view, sort items out etc, we could have an NPC that work similar to the Banker. This NPC should have a limited amount of space in the beginning, but through gold and/or crowns we can expand that similar to how our Bank works.

Expanding mount inventory should affect our Furniture Warehouse inventory just like our Bank inventory. Same goes for crown store pets which increase Bank inventory. They should affect Furniture Warehouse inventory as well.

This NPC can be situated somewhere near the docks with some crates around, near a boat with some crates in the boat or near a small warehouse.

We can also buy this NPC for our houses or as a companion just like the Banker, or Merchant. As a person or khajiit.

This NPC could allow us to sort items on categories, just like the Banker. (to be analized further)
- Basic, something very simplified.
- Advanced, on several categories, just like how the UI from Guild Stores or Homestead works.

Furniture Items curently stored in our Bank could be moved automatically in our Warehouse.

What about the items stored in Guild Bank? Those can be moved into a separate category from Guild Bank dedicated to furniture items only. (to be analized further)

I would say a big NO to a Furniture Bag. Unless it can be separated by the Crafting Bag entirely and have its own categories, simplified ofc. Sadly right now the amount of different categories of furniture items make things a bit too complicated for that and need to be analized further. Then this will change nothing to players which cannot afford to play with ESO plus. So I will sustain this idea only if it works in parallel with the Furniture Warehouse NPC idea.

Having a separate category in the guild bank for furniture only and those items counted separately is also a NO from me. Too simple to add and then with that also come lack of diversity and improvements.



... I hope I did not miss anything. But again Furniture NPC FTW!

Edit: We can also have an item preview in the bank or warehouse. Also we could access furniture crown store straight from the warehouse npc in order to buy furniture outside our houses for example. We could also have a preview of our collectibles such as mounts pets or furniture items straight from the same menu.

The worst part of housing, for me, is organizing, finding, remembering if I even have something... EHT says I have like 2400 furniture pieces. I would say at-least 1700+ unique items (I do not usually buy/craft large amounts of furnishings, because I tend to decorate one home at a time). I wish I could have _one place_ to view them, and be able to preview, without going into the... many homes I use as storage (I own 30+ homes... >_<). I'm actually thinking of creating some legitimate categorizing system for myself. If anyone has done similar, I'd love to hear ideas!

I haven't done anything with Autumn's gate yet and store furniture there. Its a nice home but currently a warehouse. One day I'll decorate it properly.

I can always use more furniture storage. I'd rather not use houses to store furniture because then I cannot decorate that house and have to go there, pick up the item, go back to house I am decorating and place item. It is so much simpler when the item is in bank/inventory/storage box and can be placed directly at the work-in-progress house.

Also, ZoS could halve (approximately) their item count by not having a crown-bound version and a non-bound version of most items. Since crown gifting has been added I see no reason for crown-bought furniture to be bound at all. Then when you have one crown-bought and one crafted of the same item they would stack! Maybe keep the furniture pack "special" items bound, but all the crown furniture tab stuff could easily be unbound. People wouldn't have to keep destroying rocks and trees that came with crown-bought homes for space either.