Guild Wars 2

can anet make a siege blueprint wallet so I do not have to take up space in my inventory.

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Good idea!

This is a great idea, but they would probably have to change the way they are deployed as well, causing them to need to do additional work.

Great idea, I have one 18 slot bag filled with siege at all times, why should I be punished with less loot for being a commander? :C

Keep in mind that you won’t be able to buy/sell siege on TP if they do that.

Add a couple slots for food buffs while you are at it. It would make WvW way more alt friendly.

Maybe commander tag feature?

grifflyman.8102:

Great idea, I have one 18 slot bag filled with siege at all times, why should I be punished with less loot for being a commander? :C

The burden of commanding means you need to carry siege also.

I would love not having to cycle through a bunch of characters because I forgot which one I left the siege on.

How about a blueprint wallet with its own ui build into the invite player ui for WvW only. Make it so the blueprints you get are like transmute charges that charge up your siege wallet slots. Then double click a siege to create the bundle and the cancel skill would just add the charge back.

or don’t take a charge off until the bundle is dropped or used.

That sound about right guys?

I’m sort of ‘meh’ on this idea. It’s not usually a big deal for me to simply grab a few and carry it on me as needed.

My concerns with locking it into the wallet:
How would this function when you want to upgrade from regular to superior? Would there need to be some type of work done to the gui so you can withdraw them to MF them? Would it remove the ability to MF them into the better version, thus making it so sup versions must be purchased and negating the siege manual sold at the MF?

My guild shares all of our blueprints, we keep them stacked in the vault so anyone can simply grab and use them, locking them into a wallet would remove this ability

As someone else pointed out, this could potentially eliminate trading them, which for people that don’t use them, it just becomes junk that potentially piles up.

This might eliminate the ability to mail them as well, unless additional work was done to the wallet UI to allow us to withdraw them or mail them directly (like gold).