Crafting queue?

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Posted by: Chadramar.8156

Chadramar.8156

This is a QoL feature that I’d really like to see. I finally decided to waste my resources and money on casually levelling a scribe, and boy is it fiddly. I remember wishing for a queue when working on the other skills, but I swear scribing (and sometimes cooking) is the most annoying with its sub-recipes and sub-sub-sub-recipes. Plus, a queue would be nice when you’re trying to process 200+ raw items of various types after a long day of playing. Go AFK for five and when you come back it’s all done, no need to check back every 20-40 seconds to order another stack of planks/ingots/whatever made.

Bonus points if, when making an item that requires several steps for each component automatically queues all those if needed, instead of us having to manually adding each item to the queue.

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Posted by: Kaltyn of Torbins Deep.2946

Kaltyn of Torbins Deep.2946

This. A thousand times THIS!

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Posted by: Faaris.8013

Faaris.8013

I would already be happy if I could go to the Black Lion guys, pick up the stuff I ordered, come back to the crafting station and would be right at the crafting point where I left, instead of clicking through the 5 sub-recipes.

Also, the settings I made to only view Master/Grandmaster recipes should stay that way until I make changes again. When you log in next day, it resets to show all.

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Posted by: HazyDaisy.4107

HazyDaisy.4107

Just wait till you have to start using the assembly device. It’s not stop what you’re doing so you can craft a sub recipe, it’s stop the main recipe, craft a sub recipe, craft another sub recipe, exit out of scribe station completely (losing your thought process in the process), go over to the assembly machine, que things, wait, return to scribe station and repeat.

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