inventory bag needs cheaper costs to upgrade but yes I don't care about bank space but thats my opion

Very refreshing with construtive ideas

I'm in-between on this.

While I could see the need for more storage space, a lot of the problems here can be answered with one solution: start carrying only the materials your character(s) 'need'. Don't hoard everything you find as most likely half of it you don't 'need', you just 'want' it there for comfort. It's something I still have trouble getting over at times myself.

Working with this limited inventory space is something The Elder Scrolls games have always revolved around. You should be the one to decide in the end whether or not you want to hold onto something in your inventory or bank, really.

Provisioning: I'm working on raising all eight of my characters, and what I do to cut down on used bank space is store the Provisioning materials I use for a few of my characters on them instead of the shared bank. Once I don't need a Primary or Secondary Ingredient any longer, I dispose of it.

Alchemy: Only keep the solvents you need. It's best to keep the reagents in your character's inventory if no other Alchemists exist on your account as well. If you're like me and have multiple characters who have Alchemy as a profession, use the bank instead.

Enchanting: Keep Potency Runes in your character's inventory, and only keep the ones you need for your level. You can do this with Essence Runes as well (or instead), if that's your cup of tea. Once again, if you're like me and have multiple enchanters, switch the runes through the bank between characters only when you want to play on another one.

For the sake of Enchanting with better proficiency, I keep all Positive Potency Runes for my High Elf and all Negative ones for my Dark Elf. Then, I split the Essence Runes between them depending on which ones they use to make glyphs for all the other characters on my account.

Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking: Only keep as much as you need. Sell the rest to players after acculmulating enough to save more gold towards future upgrades (and feeding time for horses too!). Only store armor pieces you need for research (this is the ONLY part that kills my bank space along with finding advanced level provisioning mats at low-level).

^ Right now, my bank is sitting at 54/90 Slots with all this in mind. Most of it are style materials, weapon and armor traits, and the rest are all weapons and armor for research across my different characters. I have no mules on my account, and all my characters are crafters (albeit, with different areas of expertise).

For instance, my Breton only uses Blacksmithing to make Daggers, focusing his research there. My High Elf is in Hammers, Swords, Sabatons, Gauntlets, Greaves, and Girdles. So on and so forth. You may ask: well, doesn't it get confusing to know who does what then?

I use AI Research Grid as one of my add-ons in-game from ZAM's Minion. It's amazing at tracking each of the characters you have on your account across Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking.

For the Provisioners: some are chefs, others are brewers. My Wood Elf huntsman cooks; my Orc forge-wife can make some nice, strong brews. That allows me to divide mats between them in a way thay doesn't cause them to be overburdened.

As for Alchemy...well...I'm still crossing fingers we get info on when Poisons will be available to make soon.

Overall I agree with what you said. Just one note:

Blackwidow wrote: »

[*] Allow certain items to be "Locked": As not to appear on deconstruction/sell lists, this would at least allow for inventory cleanup to be done with greater speed and efficiency without risking your precious [alternate] suit of armor.

There is a addon for this. It is exactly the kind of stuff they gave us the Addon API and the ability to add filtering to most screens in the first place.

Yes again.

I agree with the trophies bit and locking items would be nice. However I do not think inventory space should be increased.

Also could we make a new rule. Quote a paragraph from the OP if you really need to but don't quote the entire initial post that we all have read. Do you know what it looks like when you are reading off a phone or an ipad?!

Arsvita wrote: »

Eight "Bullets" and three choices.

That definitely leaves a whole lot of room for many "Other" options.

And you voted no.

Korozenn wrote: »

Working with this limited inventory space is something The Elder Scrolls games have always revolved around. You should be the one to decide in the end whether or not you want to hold onto something in your inventory or bank, really.

That simply is not true. There is unlimited storage in Oblivion and Skyrim. I can't remember about the rest.

jpp wrote: »

I'm not sure how to answer to this post, but most of your wishes are senseless to me.

Let's go over this together and maybe i can clear things up for you.

1. Add personal bank tab
And how it would make anything better? You probably just want more bank space, but personal bank has no benefits - it will simply add some additional bag space that can be accesses only at bank.

Personal bank has great benefits. Far and away is the ability to store personal items in just your characters space. It is much easier to organize and keep track of what items go to which character and what items not to sell off or destroy in crafting.

2. Add crafting materials tab
I got crafting materials tab, not sure what do you mean by this.

Have space in the shared bank that holds materials for crafting that does not take up normal bank space.

3. Separate and/or remove the inventory slot use of provisioning items
Separate - ok it can just organize your inventory better, but now I got only few items there, so I do not care too much. Also by the same each profession could have separate tab - why you are so strong on inventory for provisioning, what about 5 remaining professions?
Remove - and where provisioning items would be listed?

This was just the same as the 2nd request, but just for food I am assuming.

4. Reduce the gold cost of bank slots
So why do you think it is expensive now? I manage to live without maximum additional 20 bank space slots untill vet5 and be able to progress three professions to 50 and also other three have some progress.

Some people feel it is too high. I'll just leave it at that.

5. Increase stack sizes to 200-1,000
Well then, may be then just unlimited and collect everything?

Sarcasm noted.

6. Double bank space
Same as above - why not 4* or 500* more bank space?

I agree. Why not? Feel free to answer your own question.

However, double should do the trick.

7. Allow certain items to be "Locked"
And it is actually point I can agree in 100%.

Good.

8. Include a separate, non-burdening category for Trophies & Costumes
Well yes, but these trophies serve no purpose, but still many people (including me) keep them.

Things like this are just for fun and should not be even a small burden.

In summary. When someone wants to make more room for provisioning or other materials I would like first to ask: Why do you need all materials? Please learn and keep only needed items - this is first rule of having space in your bag.

This is not about bag space. It's about bank space.

So indeed we can say - no need to learn and think, give us 1000 slots and give us more power and game will be soooooo duuuuuuuul.

I'll take dull banking over tedious banking any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Banking is not a minigame or fun for most players.

Banks are there to help with the inventory, not make it more of a burden.

The whole costume thing taking up space is lame.
Not sure about the different tab for crafting mats thing,
Rift didn't have one last time I played maybe they added one, was kind of a pain even with a full maxed guild bank mats just took up 2 much room.
I think gw2 had one, It be nice if they had a mini bag for them, maybe a rune bag that you could store runes in or a ore bag to store ore or Upgrade mats in, Would be nice.

gman092803ub17_ESO wrote: »

i prefer the shared bank,personally. I do agree that the pricing for bank slots is outlandish

You can have both a shared bank and personal bank space for each character. That is how it is normally done.

This is the first pay to play MMO that has not given it's players personal bank space.

It is set up like a F2P game, sadly.

Arreyanne wrote: »

Just let me mail stuff to my bank mule problem solved with inventory management

Agree!

joukomalkakorpieb17_ESO wrote: »

Arreyanne wrote: »

Just let me mail stuff to my bank mule problem solved with inventory management

Agree!

By even saying bank mule, you have made your point invalid.

We should not have to have mules is the point of the OP. We need a better way to bank than using mules.

Why do sub-based mmos put such severe limits on inventory space anyway? Doesn't make sense to me.

Yes this would actually make me login and play again, but i'm not holding my breath, i am holding my wallet away from Zenimax though..

• Allow grouping of at least two, where instances are currently solo-only.