What is "[snip] bag"?

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I will never subscribe to ESO, or any other game, for any reason.

Any new "bag" for storage of related items would be fine by me, also fine by me to be an ESO+ perk, I think incentives to subscribe are always good.

However something to please everyone could be to make items like potions store in stacks of 1000 instead of the current 200, after all Crown Poisons already do. Soul gems are another item that would benefit from storing in 1k stacks. 😀

A treasure map bag would be preferable to me, I just delete excess consumables. But I'll take anything.

But it would be nice if the stacks could be larger.

It's fine as is. Bigger stack sizes would be better for sure though.

FBS94 wrote: »

In my opinion, for example, the daily login rewards give players more than ample amount of consumables, and rather than being useful, these consumables turn out to be quite the hindrance on the player, as they fill up the inventory, and eventually, the bank slots as well. If i could sell them, i would have done so ages ago. But i can't. And i do not wish to destroy them either.

So, you receive too many free consumables that you consider useless; you can't sell them, you can't give them away and you don't want to destroy them... your only option left is to store them. Your choices have made this a you problem.

I know you said you don't like deleting them, but I think it's a good habit to get into. If they're building up it's because you're getting them faster than you're using them and that's not likely to change so there's no point holding onto them even if they didn't take up inventory space because you're never going to get through them all.

I use free ESO+ trials as a prompt to sort out my bank and inventories, partially because double bank space and moving crafting materials to the bag makes it easier to do but also because it's an incentive to get on and do it before the trial ends instead of putting it off because it's boring. (I have 9 characters and it usually only takes me an hour or so.)

I put everything from all my characters inventories into the bank, then I go through them in order and withdraw what each one needs and will actually use. (If anything is missing, like I don't have enough of the right type of food, I'll make a note to craft it later.) Then I go through what's left in the bank and make myself say why I'm keeping it. If I don't have a reason I sell or delete it.

That doesn't have to be all or nothing either. I'll keep about 1,000 of the potions from login rewards, which is far more than I need but also 'only' 5 stacks, and delete anything over that. Likewise I keep 1 stack of repair kits spare and sell or delete the extras. (Apparently some people will buy repair kits from guild stores.)

There is no need for a consumable bag, however, there is a requirement to expand the number of bank slots to cater for the increased number of style items.
The number of styles increases with each game/DLC release, and occasionally a alchemy product will be released as well; soon the number of thes items will exceed the 200 item bank slots.

when I get multiples that I know I will never use, I just destroy a few and keep the amount I want. What I want to see is Tabs for clothes/mounts/non-combat pets/etc that let you put the ones you actually on the Tab and let the others just accumulate, out of the way.

RedRoomGaming wrote: »

That would actually be a great idea, instead of 200 have it as the craft bag, if it’s the same item why not stack it in the 1000s instead of having 15 stacks of soup gems in the bank and more in your inventory, making 1000 of the same potion/poison should stack the same. It would free up space for the hoarders

Are soup gems a new kind of stock cube, but longer lasting or reusable - you can refill them with a soul and depending on the kind of soul you fill them with the soup flavor will be a different one?

SCNR - but this is just too beautiful!

SilverBride wrote: »

The_Boggart wrote: »

There is no need for a consumable bag, however, there is a requirement to expand the number of bank slots to cater for the increased number of style items.

I don't understand what style items are being referred to or why they would need to be stored in the bank.

Style materials, which goes up every time a new motif is added . If you don't have eso plus then you have to store them in your backpack or the bank, there is nothing else.

I'd rather they just make them sellable, even for a nominal amount of 1 gold each.

Increasing stack size would be another option.

I did recently destroy a ton of potions and poisons from the rewards.

whitecrow wrote: »

I'd rather they just make them sellable, even for a nominal amount of 1 gold each.

Increasing stack size would be another option.

I did recently destroy a ton of potions and poisons from the rewards.

There must be a good reason, but I have no idea what it would be. Would the economy be completely turned on its ear if I could dump a stack of 0 gp items for a hundred gold?

TaSheen wrote: »

Danikat wrote: »

barney2525 wrote: »

when I get multiples that I know I will never use, I just destroy a few and keep the amount I want. What I want to see is Tabs for clothes/mounts/non-combat pets/etc that let you put the ones you actually on the Tab and let the others just accumulate, out of the way.

I think I read somewhere that they're going to add something like that in a future update, but I can't find it now.

If you're on PC you can use IsJusta Favorite Collectibles, which adds favourites tabs for most of the stuff in the collectibles menu (and actually in the menu, not in a seperate add-on menu).

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/comment/7850449/#Comment_7850449

Update 38. It's not per character though seems like. So not so useful really.

Discussion thread:

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/631606/

Thanks.

But yeah, if it doesn't allow for different favourites on each character it's not much use. IsJusta Favorite Collectibles didn't originally, but because it's an addon it was easy to change that by editing it in Notepad (and later the author added that option), that's not so easy to do with base game features.

Interesting that they're added random mounts too. I've got an addon for that as well and often thought it's the most pointless one I've installed but also one of the ones I really miss when it's not working.