Durnik wrote: »

Also, surveys... I can't seem to delete them. Many of them are a pain the butt to use too. There are a few that I have to run ~15 seconds away, then run back and it will be spawn again while some of the newer ones its only 2 or 3 seconds away. I wish my leveled companion could go do them for me.

Taril wrote: »

Chrisilis wrote: »

Here's an idea, would solve two birds with one stone. Let furnishing multiples in homes count as one item. Built a house and used 20 high isle walls? One slot. Storing 10 candles, group? One slot. Storage issues and housing slot issues solved.

Except that doesn't "Solve" the housing slot issues.

Since the housing slot limitations are there because of performance issues related to older hardware (I.e. Old consoles)

They're not there because they can't change the numerical values for slots. They're there because a machine needs to process loading all of the assets you put into the location.

Bumping up the amount of assets you can place by 20 fold (If not more) will literally brick the older hardware.

1. Give us a place to dump our excess recipes so that any other players can pick them up. There are so many recipes that sell for less than 100g each or don't sell at all.
2. Stack treasure maps
3. ESO+ bag for master crafting writs
4. Housing: Mannequins that hold gearsets. These would work just like the armory. You display the gear and can right-click on it to equip that gearset.
5. Until the above is implemented: more storage chests in our homes.
6. Erase the champion point ability to deconstruct for more mats. It can be a flat rate for everyone (as long as that character has 50 crafting unlocked in Blacksmithing, Woodworking, etc.) This means we don't have to dump all our gear into the bank, log into our designated crafter, and THEN deconstruct.

DenverRalphy wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

If thousands of furnishings are sitting unused in multiple houses for years then that just shows that "some day" never comes.

Thousands of furnishings are completely reasonable because a player doesn't know in advance how they're going to build the next house they acquire. They don't even know what the house itself and the property it sits on looks like.

If a designer is going to be anything remotely successful, they have to have a huge library of resources to draw from. Will they ever need everything they're stockpiling? Of course not. But it's also impossible to pick and choose which you'll need for later because you simply just don't know what your next design is going to be. A poorly stocked inventory will only serve to limit the possibilities.

And with the weekly Luxury Vendor system as it is, selling high quality furnishings that can only be acquired from the Lux vendor once a year, no designer in their right mind is going to discard or destroy anything they've collected from there. As well, the Lux vendor introduces a brand new never before released furnishing every week, dumping even more items into the inventory management.

Sure, craftable furnishings can be discarded because those can be easily replaced, even if costly to do so. But there are entirely too many furnishings that you can't craft. Lux vendor, event specific drops, furnishing packs, crown purchased furnishings from the housing editor, etc..

• Allow craftable furnishings to be deconstructed and return a meaningful portion of their cost (e.g., a third or half)
• Make more items stackable, such as treasure maps
• Increase the maximum stack size, e.g., make it 300 for potions
• Further reduce item complexity, like they recently did with Cyrodiil repair items or jewelry crafting materials
• Stop the proliferation of new style materials - you could still add new styles, just have them use existing materials
• Increase the drop rates of rare crafting materials, so people are more willing to get rid of items that need them