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I’m pretty familiar with how the crafting system works in game, having everything maxed but scribe which is only 360 but climbing. But I have a question and it may seem like an easy way out.
In trying to craft certain scribe items at my level and that is being requested by guild leader ( he needs to know what mats to get),but it takes items from lower and even lower tiers. I know I can pull up the item I’m making on the wiki and click each and every link to see all the sub mats I need or even do it in game but that is time consuming.
I want to know if anybody has a link to a website (most i’ve seen seem to be old and don’t cover scribes) where if I pick an item it will list everything need to make it from the lowest tier item and up. an example..
Ornate armor stands. they require grandmaster finishing kits that require several sub ingredients that have several subs them selves. it also includes the fine armor stand which has to be crafted using lower tier mats, which includes the armor stand which is even lower tier mats.
I would to be able to see a complete breakdown of everything i need to make the item all the way to the lowest level, and even have TP costs ( but not required).
Any suggestions?
As the scribe for two guild in both guild halls, I second this. It would be nice to be able to craft a few other types of statues. Since scribes can only craft them then they can unlock the recipe while other people contribute pieces required by the guild deco vendor.
LA misses a vital thing for a harbour city: SHIPS!
And for the trade hub of the known world it really needs more clutter from merchants with stalls, strange sights from around the globe, performances from magicians and firebreathers, inventors showing off their newest gadgets, wild animals in cages, to bars with drunken sailors, it all feels so sterile and so many empty spaces.
It should feel like an eastern bazaar of curiousity’s instead of a waiting room at the dentist.
Artisans and stalls could rotate in a bi-monthly roster so that sellers have different knik-knaks to buy and collect for the players.
Special hat makers, toymakers, tonic brewers etc.
I could go on forever
THIS!!! If they can put a circus in the middle of Ember Bay that really has no point being there. They can have traveling merchants go through LA among other stuff.
EMPTY KEGS!!!!!!
Guild halls need them for upgrades and only a 400 Chef can make them. I’ve turned a nice profit from them even after buying mats for them. If you farm the mats yourself, they are an easy 2.5G profit last I checked.
To me it sounds like the OP want the home instances to be like one of those time wasting facebook games that you have to stay on top of. Personally if I wanted to do that to the inside of my home in a game I like to play 4-5 hours a day, I would then play the facebook games.
I go in, I harvest, I leave. That’s it.
Now since guild halls offer customization, it is easier to build a spot in there. My main guild actually encourages this concept. Once you reach a certain rank you have an option to find a open place in the guild ( Lost Precipice) and stake it out. Our website as a store front listing that shows different furniture you may request to place in your home and one of the officers will come and spend time decorating for you. If there is something specific you want, we just ask you provide whatever mats or gold, that one of the our scribes need to make it. As you increase your ranking in the guild you are given the choice to move to a bigger area and have an increase on stuff to place.
Not everyone takes us up on that but a few have and they spend a lot of time in there. One player even says he will go first person, hide the UI, and just look at a spot in the guild and leave it there while he does other stuff in RL, just because it looks relaxing.
HoT will most likely close the story with Mordremoth. I would not be surprised if there will not be another Living Story after this expansion.
Spoke to soon
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