I’m honestly just thinking of deconstructing/selling the stuff I don’t use now though because it’s not like I have the transmute crystals for any of them lol
I dont bave that problem. Garbage i dont use is in bank and garbare only worth selling/deconstructing like non-set equip or garbagesets like coward’s arent in my inventory for too long.
@@christinehede7578 then i farm that set, but that doesn't happen often. In 99 % of cases meta changes in a way that they will release new set that is better than current BIS one, and in case some set WILL become relevant, it is almost exclusively trial sets, which i never sell or decon for this very reason.
As a new player (just joined yesterday, and yes i did watch all 3 hours of your complete guide tyvm, i feel less overwhelmed) this was helpful, but i had to make a spreadsheet to keep a list of the items you mention :) but thanks for the info!
Not that much, really. I started one month ago and had problems only the first few days. I am now level 45 and have 101 slots in my inventory and 110 in my bank. I still have it full nearly all the time due to my "eh, might need it later" mentality but it is far less frustrating than you'd think now. I spend nearly all my money in upgrading my space though, but since i am not yet even near max cp and full equipment that is still not a problem as my only expanse beside inventory are motifs. A quick tip i can give is to farm those beautiful telvar stones for the chests at home, so you can throw inside all the consumables and armors and save the bank for the crafting.
If you have alts, I would also add saving the base mats needed for those writs. Like iron ingots etc The style material, you don't need all of them, but I would save shimmering sand and culanda laquers for housing. And any other material for housing. If you don't care about housing, then sell them. But only sell them at a trader, since they are worth good amount.
Thanks for the video! I don't have ESO+ but I have bought 3 60-slot chests by doing master writs. I keep all mats except provisioning in bank. Chest 1 is for misc items (events, consumables, furnishing mats), chest 2 is for monster sets, chest 3 is for style mats (which I doubt I'll use all), and the 30-slot free chest for all traits. It's working out for now as long as I visit the bank and house both after deconstructing.
From a guy that is currently only lvl 30 I went into ESO understanding that inventory management will be a pain. Im cheap and dont have a ton of play time so eso plus isnt a viable solution for me. However I've managed to skimp by fairly well. I focused on deconstructing / selling anything I dont need for research that Im not currently wearing. I toss all of my materials in the bank and sell all mats Im not focused on or using on the guild trader. For the 10 mins a session I put in for inventory review / management its really not that crazy to keep under control. You can do it!!
It's probably worth mentioning that if you just want to quest around in the regular game there's no need to get into the crafting side of things as that's where the huge inventory suck is. There are hundreds of hours of "non-end game" content that can all be easily overpowered by a normally leveled character wearing quest / guild store bought stuff. Sell anything you can't use and go on the next quest. There are so many crafters in the game it's really not that hard to find someone to make something for you if you ever can't find what you need.
I absolutely hate when mmo rpgs make it almost impossible not to rely on the subscription they provide. It's a tedious thing to constantly run out of room
I had the same issue. Try abandoning the writ quest and then taking it again. My problem was that I took the writ before I got access to higher materials. The new writ was with the materials of my level.
@@dottzgaming hey Dottz, love your guides, this is helpful, but as a new player would love some pointers for managing inventory while leveling without ESO+, playing on xbox my wife and I already have to pay a subscription to our Microsoft overlords, lol. Definitely will try to trim up my crafting supplies as best I can, but between crafting supplies, gear waiting to be researched, scrolls, potions and food it gets super tight while we get gold to upgrade bag/bank. Keep putting it the great content! 👍
I need a guide telling how to choose a game to play... I love ESO, Classic wow and Old School Runescape but can never decide which one to play the most hehe. Amazing video btw!
So as a player that survive without eso+ for 800cp playtime, there is a one quality of life change needed for crafting: the ability to set where the mats should be taken from. The current situation is that after your eso+free trial expire, when u craft it always take the material from craft bag instead of bank or inventry with cause a bad loop which fill your space to fill quick bec u r not spending mats from your space but your craft bag. This quality of life change will make players life without eso+ much easier. I am nobody so hope u can spread this idea to ZOS ears to make this idea come true :3
There should be a craft bag included with the base game. Just a limited one. Maybe only 200 max of each item, maybe only 100, but it would make a big difference for new players. The fancy unlimited craftbag would still a big draw, plus the DLC access, the good deal on crowns, Crown store exclusive items and deals, the double bank space, the double transmute stone space, the double furnishing space in your homes, gold and xp bonuses, and I might be forgetting some things,.. oh yeah you can dye your costumes with the sub :) The sub is a great value. They don't need to cripple the inventory system in the game in my opinion to sell them. What they need to do is uncripple it so that new players don't get so upset they quit the game before they become hooked and then they'll probably buy the sub at least every once in while. I feel bad for console players that try to no-life this game without a craftbag if there actually are any people like that. I couldn't deal with it without addons.
A personal guild bank, the housing storage coffers, and multiple alts combined with the eso+ free trials make it more manageable. Just hoard everything you don't immediately need somewhere other than your personal bank and your main's inventory until an eso+ free trial comes around and dump everything into the craft bag then.
Exactly, it either sub and have no problem or dont and forget about crafting. No writs no nothing. Basically there is no solution other than paying for ESO+ and thats what ZOS wanted to do.
@@caragas9331 You can still do daily writs without ESO+ and many people do it, myself included. So stop misleading people because it is very doable but less convenient, just because you weren't able to achieve something doesn't mean others can't too.
@@shippy5984 lol ok fanboy. like Elviade said you basically have to dedicate all your bank inventory and alt char inventories to crafting mats hence not even play the game but micromanaging your inventory. shut up looks like you dont even know what your talking about.
@@caragas9331 you're just delusional and ignorant dude. What about guild bank? You can make a guild and get 10 people in it (which isn't hard to do) and use it as a personal bank with 500 slots for crafting materials (the only downside to that is that you have to take out every material and put it in your bag to craft the item you need). You still have lots of space for everything. And if you use your brain a little bit you will realize that you don't need every single material in the game to do daily writs, just the more imporant ones. It is very doable and you're still left with lots of space for your other gear and whatever other things you want to store. Without ESO+ it is basically slower and less convenient, that does NOT mean it's not doable and you have to give up on daily writs, stop being such a butthurt little bitch and misleading other people just because it didn't work out for you.
what i do instead is create different characters for each crafting profession (some characters have two crafting professions). that way the inventory space is split up across different bags. then i put things that are used by multiple crafting lines like trait materials and furninshing materials in the bank, since you can craft using materials in the bank.
I would add crafting items for crafting writs- i.e keep a stack of ta runes in the bank since every enchanting writ uses them. Crafting writs are worth the gold, mat, and inspiration rewards. Also, ETA, there are great add-ons for inventory management that mark things as junk, auto sell or destroy, auto deposit in bank, etc.
You can do fine without the Crafting Bag, but you have to dedicate some time to manage your inventory very often. Here are some suggestions: - Install Advanced Filters addon, this hugely helps when withdrawing or depositing items selectively. - Also install the addon (I don't remember the name) which tracks ALL your account items, Inventory Management I think. - One character which carries all runes and does all the enchanting. - One character to use as a banker for crafting materials, like metals, clothes, hide and style materials in one or more stacks. - Have one main crafting character which carries everything else, like provisioning and alchemy ingredients. - Keep in bank the materials more frequently used, like the ones needed for crafting writs. - I sell everything else when they make up stacks. The rest of my characters carry sets.
Inventory management - actually allows you to set rules and profiles that automatically let's you deposit and pull out certain items from your bank automatically when you open it. It's great. Inventory Insight is the one that opens a window and lets you see where your stuff is stored on your account on different banks and characters etc.. That one is SUPER important.
I like to just sell anything of little value to a merchant that i have atleast 80 of in the eso+ bag from demo days they offer. I keep expensive flowers and a few other things but only if I'm running out. If it's something worth a lot but I don't need it, I sell it, eg styling mats. After having the bag, going to this kind of method isn't that bad.
What about putting crafted storage containers in your player home? They aren’t accessible from the crafting stations, but if you keep your crafting mats in the bank and everything else in storage in your player home it opens up a lot more options on space
Dottz Gaming yeah I am using mine for pretty much everything I don’t need regular access to. Though I have only been playing since the end of April, I find storage not to really be a problem at all. I put like 5 chests in my free home and use them for different types of items
Once you hit 160 cp, most of the crafting mats are completely useless... you can always ask someone to craft training gear for you, if they choose to pay for eso+
Thanks for the info, however if I plan to have two toons maxed out in crafting and the 6 others with passives at level 1 , everyone doing daily crafting writs, can it still be done without eso plus ?
Create as many characters as you can, run them through the "tutorial" section of the game until you have access to the Bank, and then used them as mules and dump stuff into their inventory. Even with a subscription. ESO stuffs your inventory with incomprehensible junk. Especially "Treasures". There are many kinds of "treasures". Is this useful? Does it relate to some collection achievement? Can I sell it? Do I need to keep this stupid thing for some reason? I spend so much time dicking around with my inventory, and I subscribe. It's all a ploy to make you spend real world money to keep your inventory space from getting clogged.
This Convinced to get eso + lol. It's great, and I see do able. Just that I have a ton of alts all different levels. This is definitely going to take time. Definitely worthwhile for those who don't want to spend the extra cash and who have a few characters.
For outfit style crafting items it depends, because you also use those to craft furnishing's in their respective styles. But then again I feel like someone who will be focusing in housing would invest in the eso+ craftbag anyways.
I have a main character I don't have eso plus and this is how I manage it: dump all alchemy stuff In bank up to one stack, dump all enchanting glyphs in bank up to one stack, dump only the provisioning stuff u need for the writs or the food u want in bank up to one stack, dump all style mats in bank up to one stack, dump all crafting mats in bank up to 3 stacks(600 per material) dump all trait gems in bank up to one stack, then for armor and all the other gear equip the sets u want and keep 1 other set in your inventory all the rest in bank. All of the crafting mats you could keep in chests in your house as well as trait gems or styles, this should give you an inventory that is filled with around 50 different items wich isn't that much so if you have a max inv space you have more than 150 space in inv, you should also have space leftover in your bank
I actually store few sets i dont use and almost every monster helmet (all 3 armor types) + maelstrom / master weapons. All of the alchemy ingredients (excluding low level solvents), all runes and only provisioning materials i use for my foods. It's not a bad idea to buy eso+ once, stock up on all of the provisioning / low level materials.
I play with a lot of people that don't have ESO+ and would rather just buy dlc when they get to it. There's nothing wrong with that especially if the last thing you want is another monthly subscription on top of the different monthly subs you may or may not already have.
I keep checking every couple of months to see it's available without ESO Plus for free or through a one time purchase and it still isn't. I won't come back to the game until it is, so it looks like I'll probably never play the game again lol.
U Could Give tips on How to get more Space for storage too, like buying bags, buying bank Space, training Mount for Inventory, and to get The Chests and Coffers for "Free" without using The Real money Store
I just use other characters to store the items I dont use often. Like I have 4 characters I play and 4 I just use for storing rare materials, sets, seige weapons, maps ...etc.
Wait...so how do u stack items. I have multiple stacks of 5 to 10 rogueish stealth drought potions, but im trying to combine the stacks into a bigger stack. And whenever i hit the L stick (I play on xbox), to stack them, cuz thats apparently the button ur supposed to press, it doesnt do anything.
This may not be useful for a new player, but once you get to max level getting gold becomes easy. Even though I have ESO+ I still often buy crafting materials from the guild traders. Sure, you might pay over 100,000 to make a gold quality weapon, but you have so much gold that is nothing. Despite making lots of items, buying lots of items, and never ever farming ever, I still have 12 million gold and it only ever goes up. Also - big tip - never gold out armor. It’s only marginally better than purple quality but it costs 10x more. Gold weapons are a lot better though, so gold those.
I haven't played in a while but I created multiple characters having each one be a master of a craft trading items between them in the bank and upgrading their storage as much as possible to hold the items and upgrade between them. It's slow but works great.
If you are going to do crafting writs to make gold you are going to have to keep the mats for those in your bank and it's a lot. I recommend using mule characters to keep gear, motifs, other odd items so you can have room in your bank for the mats you need. For provisioning writs just keep the food you need need in your bank. Destroy or store on a mule character the provisioning ingredients, you don't really need them all. If you are on PC use automatic banking addons like inventory manager or bank manager revived and to auto destroy items that are worth very little I recommend Dustman addon. It takes a long while to set these addons up on several characters unfortunately but it makes it so much easier. There is also guild bank storage if you make a guild with 10 people. There are housing storage chests you can acquire various ways as well. Also if you can afford it pay for the subscription once every blue moon or wait for a free ESO plus trial which usually last like 5 days. because all your mats with go into the craft bag and you don't lose the stuff after the sub ends. You can take out but not put in is how it works when you are not on a subscription.
So I’ve been playing for about 3 weeks, I’m about to hit level 30. My bag, bank, and the 30 item chest in my house are all full of equipment I have yet to research. Problem is every time I go on an outing I come back and then have to decide what to keep and what to deconstruct. I’m deconstructing pretty much everything that has traits I consider outside of the general playstyle of what they’re intended for so like sturdy light armor, or Mundas heavy armor. I’d just like to know if you have any further advice relating to this conundrum of having too much gear to research and how to prioritize it so I’m not spending 30 minutes in between dungeons and quests managing inventory. Thanks!
Using an add-on like research assistant or other trait research management add-ons will help alot with this. It marks pieces you're saving for research with a red dot, pieces you don't need for research with a gray, or pieces you need to research but have a better item to use for it with a yellow (each addon uses it's own color coordination system). That's what I used when I started
Ive been using free eso plus trial for the past week and I noticed that with the huge craftbag i spend most of the time scrolling up and down through the massive lists and im starting to miss the old non-plus way of managing inventory whic was simplier and lists were shorter too. I would however pay one month of eso plus when im ready to spend a month farming the same plus-only dungeon trying to get the armor sets that I want. Right now i got what i wanted, frozen watcher, and i only had eso plus for a week. Ill have to research which other plus-only (dlc) sets i would like so i can spend the whole month grinding for them, craft bag is good but is not game breaking in anyway, its just for the lazy-hoard it all player. When i want to craft a set for a low level char id just but a 200 stack of the material needed and be done with it.
Let's calculate the amount of slots you need to craft, for example, an average full set of legendary 160cp gear, glyph-enchanted, with some food and a set of potions (1 stack each). 1) 3 weapons, dual-weild + bow. Base material : 220x rubedite + 120x ruby ash = 3 slots. Upgrade mats : 4 for blacksmithing, 4 for woodworking = 8 extra slots. Trait mats : up to 3 slots. Style mats : 1-3 slots. Total : 13-17 slots. 2) Armor. If we go for medium or light over heavy, we will not save up the upgrade material slots. Anyway, 930 mats for the base set = 5 slots. Upgrade mats = 0/4 slots, 1 extra trait slot to be sure, and 1 extra style slot to be sure again. Total : 5-11 slots. 3) jewelry : 350 mats = 2 slots, 4-8 slots for upgrade (8 if you have leftover unrefined platings), up to 3 trait mats. Total : 7-13. 4) Glyphs for all the gear (Probably the hardest part because they can vary), but : 1 "aspect", 1 "subtract", 1 "add" stone, around 5 different essences on average. 8 on average. 5) Potions : 3 different ones, 1 stack each : 9 stacks of ingredients, 3 stacks of solvents. 12 slots. 6) Food. Let's keep at 1 type for 4 slots for ingredients on average. Materials total : 49-65. Now for all the stuff you've just made, discounting the ideal situation that you've just made it and have no mat leftovers, let's add it up. 3 weapons + 7 armor, 1 amulet, 2 rings total to 13 gear pieces, with glyphs being an extra 13, making 26 slots. Add 3 potion stacks and 1 food stack, we have 30 slots. If we have leftovers (Which yes we will), we'll need up to 95 slots for a single order, maybe more if it's more complicated than average. If you think we're living in an ideal world where there is only 1 order, think again, you'll need a lot more aspect runes, ingredients for alchemy, a couple of thousands of each refined mat, about a stack of every trait mat and upgrade mats + their raw jewelry versions sometimes even style mats for picky orders. The list goes on and on. Oh and you need extra slots if you wanna gather mats for furnishing stuff which sells well, and free slots to refine everything raw. The list goes on and on. And somehow you need to carry a couple of gear sets as well. Being a crafter and doing orders is hell without eso+ and the craftbag, if you say otherwise, you're a madman
One of my main reasons for learning all the crafting types is to be able to create gear for friends who are just starting and have low level characters. Unfortunately, this means I hang on to pretty much everything... I'm only at CP 120 so I haven't even gotten to the max level mats yet
Low level characters don't need crafted gear (except for maybe weapons) that will be quickly out level. They can easily use gear they find in the open world.
Thank you for the great video. What about the storage chests in crown store? Are those part of the housing gameplay? Or something like an additional bag that we carry?
For me it is: 1. All "base" top tier crafting mats (one stack only). 2. All upgrade mats. 3. All reagents (one stack only). 4. Top tier solvents for potions & poisons (one stack only). 5. All "effect" types of glyphs, for the level material - only top tier. 6. All provisioning crafting mats, since they can be used in high level food / drinks (one stack only). 7. Style materials - Base crafting "racial" style (for daily crafting quests), and all others "rare" too (again, one stack only). 8. All trait material, again, for daily crafting. 9. "Main" Raw materials (top tier only) - I keep in my inventory, not in bank. Jewellery raw trait material I keep in my Bank. 10. All other materials I keep in one of my housing chest. 11. All other gear I need I keep in my other housing storage chest & Alt's inventory. I ended up with 238 / 240. I can still get rid of Jejota & Denata rune, as those have little to no use.
Hey Dottz, I have never used poisons before because I thought they remove any effect from your weapon when the are added. How does this mechanic work.? is it better to have poisons on your weapon at all times? ( assuming you have it to spare in your inventory ) thanks !
Poisons will replace the enchants yes. And if it's better depends on the situation. In general, for 2h weapons, enchants are better but for 1h weapons poisons are a bit more beneficial. This isn't a hard rule but it does hold true more often than not !
@@dottzgaming Cool , that helps alot ! I have a ton of poisons that i dont use because my character is Magica Sorc. Cant sell as they were given as daily rewards lol. Will need a new character to make use of them lol. thanks for the help!
I kinda have problem. Since i experiment quite a lot with different pvp builds plus i have one pve build, carry with myself like 8 different sets all the time. Cs “what if i needed this set instead of this”. Plus i carry pve set with me all the time since i use it also in open world. But in case i would duel someone or randomidly do bg in middle of nowhere without having to go to bank for set first, i carry all my pvp sets too.
If u dont have ESO+ Are the bags upgradable in space when reaching higher levels? Do bags all have the same space? In GW2, bags varies from 4slots to 32slots. Does ESO have these kind of bags?
Hello, do you think i can just totally skip provisioning And buy all meals without eso plus? Is it a good idea? The same for alchemy? Or would IT be too expensive this way?
Hey man nice video.. I have base game an eso plus active.. do I need elsweyr to get new gear sets? Or I can buy them from trading guild's? Elsweyr besides necromancer class and new area what alse I miss if I don't have it?
@@dottzgaming what if you get eso plus to get the gear from those trials and then cancel membership, will we still keep the gear and items collected? Or does that magically disappear?
@@christophervalle1999 that's how they get you.... You just gave them money so yea you get to keep the stuff collected. You technically paid money for it. Just for a month's time to try and get the stuff you want cause if you fail... You have to give them more money.... See? That's how the cruel online gaming world works now.
The thing I hate is that the game constantly drops me "rewards" that I don't need during my leveling. And in such amounts that I won't ever use them all. And they can't even be placed in the bank. That is outrageous. The leveling is too easy and I am not challenged by anything at all. Why giving me items that make things even easier?
U say only keep this only keep that but let's say u want to do the daly writs u wil have to collect a lot of provisioning alchemy glyphs and crafting mats, also u will need to collect a lot of style mats if u want to make master writs
You obviously don't have to follow this like it's gospel. If you wanna do certain types of writs you can save other stuff, but if you're super strapped for space then this is what you wanna follow
thanks so much for this. I've been wanting to play again, but it's just ridiculous that i have to sub in addition to having already purchased the dlc JUST for a crafting bag. i refuse to support those kind of practices.
16 minute long video?!? Please. Allow me. Step 1. Make as many characters as you can. If you are an Altoholic, make 1 of each class for future playing. Step 2. Give 250,000 gold to each. Step 3. Buy as many pack expansions as you can while leaving 30,000 gold for each. Step 4. Park the characters at the Stables. Step 5. Log each character in each day and get the pack expansion for 60 days. Now enjoy your 1000+ pack spaces which would allow you to have each type of main material on different mules. Mule 1: Blacksmithing Mule 2: Clothing Mule 3: Woodworking Mule 4: Cooking Mule 5: Jewelry and Enchanting, master writs Mule 6: trait, style, motifs, recipes That still leaves you 2 characters to hold anything you like if you want leave 1 main character with open packs to play as.
@elviade You can make 100k in less than 3 hours of gathering and thats without doing the "best" runs...if you do those, you can easily make upwards of 100k an hour. If you have a character with slightly better than T1 gear you can make far more doing dungeon runs.
I just hate the ESO+ thing. We should all have the same game we already paid for. I'll never paid for a B2P game like that. I prefer pay 300$ one time for a lifetime ESO + than paying each months (and I already did for some games). And personally I use my bank only for materials, and I use my chest at home for stuff I want to keep. But thank you for this video, to know what exactly I'll need for end game.
That's how the money doesn't stop flowing for the company. The money would stop if everyone paid 300 for a life time. Let's say that would give them idk 1.2 billion in sales and that's it.... But with a constant membership payment. They now make 2 billion+ every few years. And that's why hoarders have problems with these games they spend thousand of dollars on these games to get gear they want but will never use.
easy way I found, max out your bank first, get a couple storage crates for your house. A 30 slot storage crate is good for all enchanting mats, everythng else can pretty much fit in your bank, and a mod that allows you to just dump everything into your bank just by talking to a banker is a must.
Blacksmithing 1:41
Clothing 2:40
Woodworking 2:57
Jewelry 3:25
Alchemy 4:15
Enchanting 8:15
Provisioning 9:15
Style Materials 10:33
Trait Items 11:37
What to keep in bank? 13:13
What should I carry? 14:38
Is there a written version of this?
@@chaddavidson1328 Would love the written version. Im screen snipping sections hahaha!
That's something I can add to my site at some point!
I wrote everything down on a note book :D , like in school,
Even with ESO+, I struggle maintaining bag/bank space because of the “I might need it later” mindset.
I’m honestly just thinking of deconstructing/selling the stuff I don’t use now though because it’s not like I have the transmute crystals for any of them lol
I dont bave that problem. Garbage i dont use is in bank and garbare only worth selling/deconstructing like non-set equip or garbagesets like coward’s arent in my inventory for too long.
@@manaeth so what happens when that gear becomes relevant? They are always changing the meta.
@@christinehede7578 then i farm that set, but that doesn't happen often. In 99 % of cases meta changes in a way that they will release new set that is better than current BIS one, and in case some set WILL become relevant, it is almost exclusively trial sets, which i never sell or decon for this very reason.
Ya it feeds my inner horder.
As a new player (just joined yesterday, and yes i did watch all 3 hours of your complete guide tyvm, i feel less overwhelmed) this was helpful, but i had to make a spreadsheet to keep a list of the items you mention :) but thanks for the info!
No prob! Written Guide coming soon!
I honestly can't imagine how frustrating this game would be without the double bank space and craft bag at the start when you are learning to play
A huge effing waste of time going back and forth to the bank and having to go back to town constantly.
Not that much, really. I started one month ago and had problems only the first few days. I am now level 45 and have 101 slots in my inventory and 110 in my bank. I still have it full nearly all the time due to my "eh, might need it later" mentality but it is far less frustrating than you'd think now. I spend nearly all my money in upgrading my space though, but since i am not yet even near max cp and full equipment that is still not a problem as my only expanse beside inventory are motifs. A quick tip i can give is to farm those beautiful telvar stones for the chests at home, so you can throw inside all the consumables and armors and save the bank for the crafting.
I double dog dare you to jus try one month without eso plus starting a new character ;)
@@AnonNetOps Doing that now.
Already have 3 characters storing stuff for me.
If you have alts, I would also add saving the base mats needed for those writs. Like iron ingots etc
The style material, you don't need all of them, but I would save shimmering sand and culanda laquers for housing. And any other material for housing.
If you don't care about housing, then sell them. But only sell them at a trader, since they are worth good amount.
Great advice. Cleared a shit ton of bank space. I have no idea why i was saving all tye crafting style materials.
you're as good as they come on youtube when it comes to eso guides!
I'm just sorry it took me so long to sub
Thanks man 😁
Thanks for the video! I don't have ESO+ but I have bought 3 60-slot chests by doing master writs. I keep all mats except provisioning in bank. Chest 1 is for misc items (events, consumables, furnishing mats), chest 2 is for monster sets, chest 3 is for style mats (which I doubt I'll use all), and the 30-slot free chest for all traits. It's working out for now as long as I visit the bank and house both after deconstructing.
Np!!
How do u do this I'm new and poor 😂
From a guy that is currently only lvl 30 I went into ESO understanding that inventory management will be a pain. Im cheap and dont have a ton of play time so eso plus isnt a viable solution for me. However I've managed to skimp by fairly well. I focused on deconstructing / selling anything I dont need for research that Im not currently wearing. I toss all of my materials in the bank and sell all mats Im not focused on or using on the guild trader. For the 10 mins a session I put in for inventory review / management its really not that crazy to keep under control.
You can do it!!
Oh and the money I earned trading has paid for bag / bank upgrades along the way.
It's probably worth mentioning that if you just want to quest around in the regular game there's no need to get into the crafting side of things as that's where the huge inventory suck is. There are hundreds of hours of "non-end game" content that can all be easily overpowered by a normally leveled character wearing quest / guild store bought stuff. Sell anything you can't use and go on the next quest. There are so many crafters in the game it's really not that hard to find someone to make something for you if you ever can't find what you need.
I absolutely hate when mmo rpgs make it almost impossible not to rely on the subscription they provide. It's a tedious thing to constantly run out of room
just get a joB! let me and STFU pl
The problem I ran into is you go to start a crafting writ and no longer have that lower level stuff to make it
Yep me too, I guess that’s their plan to capitalize and take our money so we buy ESO plus??
I had the same issue. Try abandoning the writ quest and then taking it again. My problem was that I took the writ before I got access to higher materials. The new writ was with the materials of my level.
This was so informative for a new player (myself) I subbed, Thanks man!
No prob!!
Waiting for the written version. Good video as always anyway!
Imagine disliking a guide giving information that 99% of new players don't know how to do. That's a big yikes from me.
Apparently people are very serious about bag space lol
Yikes indeed
@@dottzgaming hey Dottz, love your guides, this is helpful, but as a new player would love some pointers for managing inventory while leveling without ESO+, playing on xbox my wife and I already have to pay a subscription to our Microsoft overlords, lol. Definitely will try to trim up my crafting supplies as best I can, but between crafting supplies, gear waiting to be researched, scrolls, potions and food it gets super tight while we get gold to upgrade bag/bank.
Keep putting it the great content! 👍
why "yikes" ?
All dislikes from ZeniMax.
I need a guide telling how to choose a game to play... I love ESO, Classic wow and Old School Runescape but can never decide which one to play the most hehe. Amazing video btw!
So as a player that survive without eso+ for 800cp playtime, there is a one quality of life change needed for crafting: the ability to set where the mats should be taken from. The current situation is that after your eso+free trial expire, when u craft it always take the material from craft bag instead of bank or inventry with cause a bad loop which fill your space to fill quick bec u r not spending mats from your space but your craft bag. This quality of life change will make players life without eso+ much easier. I am nobody so hope u can spread this idea to ZOS ears to make this idea come true :3
Hi nobody
why would they want to make your life without eso+ easier? oh nononono
Ah, you sweet summer child ... ;)
There should be a craft bag included with the base game. Just a limited one. Maybe only 200 max of each item, maybe only 100, but it would make a big difference for new players. The fancy unlimited craftbag would still a big draw, plus the DLC access, the good deal on crowns, Crown store exclusive items and deals, the double bank space, the double transmute stone space, the double furnishing space in your homes, gold and xp bonuses, and I might be forgetting some things,.. oh yeah you can dye your costumes with the sub :) The sub is a great value. They don't need to cripple the inventory system in the game in my opinion to sell them. What they need to do is uncripple it so that new players don't get so upset they quit the game before they become hooked and then they'll probably buy the sub at least every once in while. I feel bad for console players that try to no-life this game without a craftbag if there actually are any people like that. I couldn't deal with it without addons.
@@ilikecheese123ish exactly, it's a nice idea but they have no reason to.
A personal guild bank, the housing storage coffers, and multiple alts combined with the eso+ free trials make it more manageable. Just hoard everything you don't immediately need somewhere other than your personal bank and your main's inventory until an eso+ free trial comes around and dump everything into the craft bag then.
I'm a simple man. crafting escapes me sometimes. this video was hella helpful. dig your channel and just subbed on twitch! thanks dottz!
And thank you! Glad you've enjoyed the videos 😁
Real useful video. Thank you, dude!
Great job man. Pretty comprehensive. Keep it up.
I caved and just got ESO+. It's so much work trying to manage my inventory, and all I want to do is fight stuff.
What about daily writs? Gonna need some of those low crafting materials.
Exactly, it either sub and have no problem or dont and forget about crafting. No writs no nothing. Basically there is no solution other than paying for ESO+ and thats what ZOS wanted to do.
@elviade yeah i and thats why i stopped playing.
@@caragas9331 You can still do daily writs without ESO+ and many people do it, myself included. So stop misleading people because it is very doable but less convenient, just because you weren't able to achieve something doesn't mean others can't too.
@@shippy5984 lol ok fanboy. like Elviade said you basically have to dedicate all your bank inventory and alt char inventories to crafting mats hence not even play the game but micromanaging your inventory. shut up looks like you dont even know what your talking about.
@@caragas9331 you're just delusional and ignorant dude. What about guild bank? You can make a guild and get 10 people in it (which isn't hard to do) and use it as a personal bank with 500 slots for crafting materials (the only downside to that is that you have to take out every material and put it in your bag to craft the item you need). You still have lots of space for everything. And if you use your brain a little bit you will realize that you don't need every single material in the game to do daily writs, just the more imporant ones. It is very doable and you're still left with lots of space for your other gear and whatever other things you want to store. Without ESO+ it is basically slower and less convenient, that does NOT mean it's not doable and you have to give up on daily writs, stop being such a butthurt little bitch and misleading other people just because it didn't work out for you.
Been playing for a few months now and still enjoying it, waiting patiently for TES6... wish I would have seen this earlier.
what i do instead is create different characters for each crafting profession (some characters have two crafting professions). that way the inventory space is split up across different bags. then i put things that are used by multiple crafting lines like trait materials and furninshing materials in the bank, since you can craft using materials in the bank.
I would add crafting items for crafting writs- i.e keep a stack of ta runes in the bank since every enchanting writ uses them. Crafting writs are worth the gold, mat, and inspiration rewards.
Also, ETA, there are great add-ons for inventory management that mark things as junk, auto sell or destroy, auto deposit in bank, etc.
Anybody know what armor/costume he’s wearing in the beginning? Thanks!
You can do fine without the Crafting Bag, but you have to dedicate some time to manage your inventory very often.
Here are some suggestions:
- Install Advanced Filters addon, this hugely helps when withdrawing or depositing items selectively.
- Also install the addon (I don't remember the name) which tracks ALL your account items, Inventory Management I think.
- One character which carries all runes and does all the enchanting.
- One character to use as a banker for crafting materials, like metals, clothes, hide and style materials in one or more stacks.
- Have one main crafting character which carries everything else, like provisioning and alchemy ingredients.
- Keep in bank the materials more frequently used, like the ones needed for crafting writs.
- I sell everything else when they make up stacks. The rest of my characters carry sets.
Inventory management - actually allows you to set rules and profiles that automatically let's you deposit and pull out certain items from your bank automatically when you open it. It's great. Inventory Insight is the one that opens a window and lets you see where your stuff is stored on your account on different banks and characters etc.. That one is SUPER important.
I like to just sell anything of little value to a merchant that i have atleast 80 of in the eso+ bag from demo days they offer. I keep expensive flowers and a few other things but only if I'm running out. If it's something worth a lot but I don't need it, I sell it, eg styling mats. After having the bag, going to this kind of method isn't that bad.
What about putting crafted storage containers in your player home? They aren’t accessible from the crafting stations, but if you keep your crafting mats in the bank and everything else in storage in your player home it opens up a lot more options on space
That would absolutely help! Would be good for gear storage that you don't use for research and therefore don't need to access from a station
Dottz Gaming yeah I am using mine for pretty much everything I don’t need regular access to. Though I have only been playing since the end of April, I find storage not to really be a problem at all. I put like 5 chests in my free home and use them for different types of items
Dottz Gaming really I’m surprised that it’s not something everybody does as a matter of course
Ive been doing this as well. Helps manage the mess of research items early in the game.
@@Alatinable Where do you get 5 chests from?
Bro straight up, you're a beast. Thank you!
Once you hit 160 cp, most of the crafting mats are completely useless... you can always ask someone to craft training gear for you, if they choose to pay for eso+
I have eso+ and I still have inventory issues
As a player who would only buy eso+ for a month's duration just so i can access dungeon dlc's and get sets. This is a god send
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Thanks for the info, however if I plan to have two toons maxed out in crafting and the 6 others with passives at level 1 , everyone doing daily crafting writs, can it still be done without eso plus ?
Create as many characters as you can, run them through the "tutorial" section of the game until you have access to the Bank, and then used them as mules and dump stuff into their inventory. Even with a subscription. ESO stuffs your inventory with incomprehensible junk. Especially "Treasures". There are many kinds of "treasures". Is this useful? Does it relate to some collection achievement? Can I sell it? Do I need to keep this stupid thing for some reason? I spend so much time dicking around with my inventory, and I subscribe. It's all a ploy to make you spend real world money to keep your inventory space from getting clogged.
This Convinced to get eso + lol. It's great, and I see do able. Just that I have a ton of alts all different levels. This is definitely going to take time. Definitely worthwhile for those who don't want to spend the extra cash and who have a few characters.
For outfit style crafting items it depends, because you also use those to craft furnishing's in their respective styles. But then again I feel like someone who will be focusing in housing would invest in the eso+ craftbag anyways.
I love the fact you try to put something up for everyone
Thanks winter :)
as a lvl 11 new player i dont really know what high lvl crafting materials to save cuz idk what is high lvl
I have a main character I don't have eso plus and this is how I manage it: dump all alchemy stuff In bank up to one stack, dump all enchanting glyphs in bank up to one stack, dump only the provisioning stuff u need for the writs or the food u want in bank up to one stack, dump all style mats in bank up to one stack, dump all crafting mats in bank up to 3 stacks(600 per material) dump all trait gems in bank up to one stack, then for armor and all the other gear equip the sets u want and keep 1 other set in your inventory all the rest in bank.
All of the crafting mats you could keep in chests in your house as well as trait gems or styles, this should give you an inventory that is filled with around 50 different items wich isn't that much so if you have a max inv space you have more than 150 space in inv, you should also have space leftover in your bank
I actually store few sets i dont use and almost every monster helmet (all 3 armor types) + maelstrom / master weapons. All of the alchemy ingredients (excluding low level solvents), all runes and only provisioning materials i use for my foods. It's not a bad idea to buy eso+ once, stock up on all of the provisioning / low level materials.
I play with a lot of people that don't have ESO+ and would rather just buy dlc when they get to it. There's nothing wrong with that especially if the last thing you want is another monthly subscription on top of the different monthly subs you may or may not already have.
This was excellent. I dropped ESO+ in December. I have the craft bag I just can't add to it. I need to get rid of stuff.
Glad it helped!
Just got back into the game. Crazy how the craft bag isnt free (or at least purchasable) after all this time
I keep checking every couple of months to see it's available without ESO Plus for free or through a one time purchase and it still isn't. I won't come back to the game until it is, so it looks like I'll probably never play the game again lol.
U Could Give tips on How to get more Space for storage too, like buying bags, buying bank Space, training Mount for Inventory, and to get The Chests and Coffers for "Free" without using The Real money Store
I just use other characters to store the items I dont use often. Like I have 4 characters I play and 4 I just use for storing rare materials, sets, seige weapons, maps ...etc.
Wait...so how do u stack items. I have multiple stacks of 5 to 10 rogueish stealth drought potions, but im trying to combine the stacks into a bigger stack. And whenever i hit the L stick (I play on xbox), to stack them, cuz thats apparently the button ur supposed to press, it doesnt do anything.
This may not be useful for a new player, but once you get to max level getting gold becomes easy. Even though I have ESO+ I still often buy crafting materials from the guild traders. Sure, you might pay over 100,000 to make a gold quality weapon, but you have so much gold that is nothing. Despite making lots of items, buying lots of items, and never ever farming ever, I still have 12 million gold and it only ever goes up. Also - big tip - never gold out armor. It’s only marginally better than purple quality but it costs 10x more. Gold weapons are a lot better though, so gold those.
Thx I might not drop the game after all. no eso+ as a wannabe crafter was a nightmare.
I haven't played in a while but I created multiple characters having each one be a master of a craft trading items between them in the bank and upgrading their storage as much as possible to hold the items and upgrade between them. It's slow but works great.
Yeah... I figured my "Jack of All Trades" mindset would bite me in the ass really quickly... but I can't get away from that...
If you are going to do crafting writs to make gold you are going to have to keep the mats for those in your bank and it's a lot. I recommend using mule characters to keep gear, motifs, other odd items so you can have room in your bank for the mats you need. For provisioning writs just keep the food you need need in your bank. Destroy or store on a mule character the provisioning ingredients, you don't really need them all. If you are on PC use automatic banking addons like inventory manager or bank manager revived and to auto destroy items that are worth very little I recommend Dustman addon. It takes a long while to set these addons up on several characters unfortunately but it makes it so much easier. There is also guild bank storage if you make a guild with 10 people. There are housing storage chests you can acquire various ways as well. Also if you can afford it pay for the subscription once every blue moon or wait for a free ESO plus trial which usually last like 5 days. because all your mats with go into the craft bag and you don't lose the stuff after the sub ends. You can take out but not put in is how it works when you are not on a subscription.
With Junkbuster you only have to set it up on one char. There's a button to use the same setup on all chars.
What if 80% of my inventory bag and bank are items waiting to be researched?
@Mirage_Panzer because researching is very slow.
So I’ve been playing for about 3 weeks, I’m about to hit level 30. My bag, bank, and the 30 item chest in my house are all full of equipment I have yet to research. Problem is every time I go on an outing I come back and then have to decide what to keep and what to deconstruct. I’m deconstructing pretty much everything that has traits I consider outside of the general playstyle of what they’re intended for so like sturdy light armor, or Mundas heavy armor. I’d just like to know if you have any further advice relating to this conundrum of having too much gear to research and how to prioritize it so I’m not spending 30 minutes in between dungeons and quests managing inventory. Thanks!
Using an add-on like research assistant or other trait research management add-ons will help alot with this. It marks pieces you're saving for research with a red dot, pieces you don't need for research with a gray, or pieces you need to research but have a better item to use for it with a yellow (each addon uses it's own color coordination system). That's what I used when I started
I’m playing on Xbox 😭 sorry should have mentioned that.
HOW DO I MAKE MY INVENTORY LOOK LIKE THAT INSTEAD OF THE BAR THING ON LEFT THAT I HAVE TO SCROLL THROUGH
probably addons
So with the chest I can go onto another character and take stuff out of that chest like the bank that’s cross toon?
Yes
Ive been using free eso plus trial for the past week and I noticed that with the huge craftbag i spend most of the time scrolling up and down through the massive lists and im starting to miss the old non-plus way of managing inventory whic was simplier and lists were shorter too.
I would however pay one month of eso plus when im ready to spend a month farming the same plus-only dungeon trying to get the armor sets that I want.
Right now i got what i wanted, frozen watcher, and i only had eso plus for a week.
Ill have to research which other plus-only (dlc) sets i would like so i can spend the whole month grinding for them, craft bag is good but is not game breaking in anyway, its just for the lazy-hoard it all player.
When i want to craft a set for a low level char id just but a 200 stack of the material needed and be done with it.
There is an addon that lets you organise by category and only see items related to certain professions e.g. jewellery crafting, clothing, etc
I r straight noob. I will probably buy ESO+ but want to explore more before committing to this game. Super helpful video, thanks Dottz.
Np!
Thanks fot the guide! What is the style of the outfit?
I'm curious too its super cool, @Dottz Gaming please reply its a top comment
You save my life! Thank you! 👏👏👏
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Let's calculate the amount of slots you need to craft, for example, an average full set of legendary 160cp gear, glyph-enchanted, with some food and a set of potions (1 stack each).
1) 3 weapons, dual-weild + bow. Base material : 220x rubedite + 120x ruby ash = 3 slots. Upgrade mats : 4 for blacksmithing, 4 for woodworking = 8 extra slots. Trait mats : up to 3 slots. Style mats : 1-3 slots. Total : 13-17 slots.
2) Armor. If we go for medium or light over heavy, we will not save up the upgrade material slots. Anyway, 930 mats for the base set = 5 slots. Upgrade mats = 0/4 slots, 1 extra trait slot to be sure, and 1 extra style slot to be sure again. Total : 5-11 slots.
3) jewelry : 350 mats = 2 slots, 4-8 slots for upgrade (8 if you have leftover unrefined platings), up to 3 trait mats. Total : 7-13.
4) Glyphs for all the gear (Probably the hardest part because they can vary), but : 1 "aspect", 1 "subtract", 1 "add" stone, around 5 different essences on average. 8 on average.
5) Potions : 3 different ones, 1 stack each : 9 stacks of ingredients, 3 stacks of solvents. 12 slots.
6) Food. Let's keep at 1 type for 4 slots for ingredients on average.
Materials total : 49-65.
Now for all the stuff you've just made, discounting the ideal situation that you've just made it and have no mat leftovers, let's add it up. 3 weapons + 7 armor, 1 amulet, 2 rings total to 13 gear pieces, with glyphs being an extra 13, making 26 slots. Add 3 potion stacks and 1 food stack, we have 30 slots.
If we have leftovers (Which yes we will), we'll need up to 95 slots for a single order, maybe more if it's more complicated than average. If you think we're living in an ideal world where there is only 1 order, think again, you'll need a lot more aspect runes, ingredients for alchemy, a couple of thousands of each refined mat, about a stack of every trait mat and upgrade mats + their raw jewelry versions sometimes even style mats for picky orders. The list goes on and on. Oh and you need extra slots if you wanna gather mats for furnishing stuff which sells well, and free slots to refine everything raw. The list goes on and on. And somehow you need to carry a couple of gear sets as well. Being a crafter and doing orders is hell without eso+ and the craftbag, if you say otherwise, you're a madman
So basically crafting anything at all before endgame is a mistake and a waste of time?
Great video! Thanks for your help! :)
Np!
One of my main reasons for learning all the crafting types is to be able to create gear for friends who are just starting and have low level characters. Unfortunately, this means I hang on to pretty much everything... I'm only at CP 120 so I haven't even gotten to the max level mats yet
Low level characters don't need crafted gear (except for maybe weapons) that will be quickly out level. They can easily use gear they find in the open world.
anyone know what armour style that is at the start
I just discontinued my Eso+ cuz of how laggy the game is at this moment. This video is very useful. Thanks
Np!
Thank you for the great video. What about the storage chests in crown store? Are those part of the housing gameplay? Or something like an additional bag that we carry?
perfect example of making the problem to sell the solution
For me it is:
1. All "base" top tier crafting mats (one stack only).
2. All upgrade mats.
3. All reagents (one stack only).
4. Top tier solvents for potions & poisons (one stack only).
5. All "effect" types of glyphs, for the level material - only top tier.
6. All provisioning crafting mats, since they can be used in high level food / drinks (one stack only).
7. Style materials - Base crafting "racial" style (for daily crafting quests), and all others "rare" too (again, one stack only).
8. All trait material, again, for daily crafting.
9. "Main" Raw materials (top tier only) - I keep in my inventory, not in bank. Jewellery raw trait material I keep in my Bank.
10. All other materials I keep in one of my housing chest.
11. All other gear I need I keep in my other housing storage chest & Alt's inventory.
I ended up with 238 / 240. I can still get rid of Jejota & Denata rune, as those have little to no use.
Hey Dottz, I have never used poisons before because I thought they remove any effect from your weapon when the are added. How does this mechanic work.? is it better to have poisons on your weapon at all times? ( assuming you have it to spare in your inventory ) thanks !
Poisons will replace the enchants yes. And if it's better depends on the situation. In general, for 2h weapons, enchants are better but for 1h weapons poisons are a bit more beneficial. This isn't a hard rule but it does hold true more often than not !
@@dottzgaming Cool , that helps alot ! I have a ton of poisons that i dont use because my character is Magica Sorc. Cant sell as they were given as daily rewards lol. Will need a new character to make use of them lol. thanks for the help!
My only issue with eso+ is that I have to pay for both the expansion and the monthly. If it was just one I'd be okay with it.
Well could be worse could be like wow or ff14 with forced sub and you still have to buy expansions.
I kinda have problem. Since i experiment quite a lot with different pvp builds plus i have one pve build, carry with myself like 8 different sets all the time. Cs “what if i needed this set instead of this”. Plus i carry pve set with me all the time since i use it also in open world. But in case i would duel someone or randomidly do bg in middle of nowhere without having to go to bank for set first, i carry all my pvp sets too.
And thats why craft bag, aka steve, is very helpful friend.
If u dont have ESO+ Are the bags upgradable in space when reaching higher levels? Do bags all have the same space? In GW2, bags varies from 4slots to 32slots. Does ESO have these kind of bags?
You just upload the inventory space at a pack merchant, no "bags" in that sense
MMOs should get rid of inventory limits..
still waiting on that eso free trial...
Pooly I bought the base game on PS4 for $5.
At GameStop
@@Simon-Family Same
You quoted more than 40 crafting items to save, we have 60slots. Where’s the extra storage?
You can expand your intentory at a bag merchant and your bank slots at the bank
Thank you for this, seriously. They absolutely suck forcing players to p2w..
Np!
So your inventory doesn't go up beyond 60?
Hello, do you think i can just totally skip provisioning And buy all meals without eso plus? Is it a good idea? The same for alchemy? Or would IT be too expensive this way?
Yes! You do tho need to level alchemy to 50 for medicinal use, but besides that you don't NEED it
@@dottzgaming thanks for reply. And provisioning? Should I level it up or i dont have to?
Hey man nice video.. I have base game an eso plus active.. do I need elsweyr to get new gear sets? Or I can buy them from trading guild's? Elsweyr besides necromancer class and new area what alse I miss if I don't have it?
You can buy stuff from traders yes. The ones that come from the trial tho you obviously need elsweyr to get.
@@dottzgaming what if you get eso plus to get the gear from those trials and then cancel membership, will we still keep the gear and items collected? Or does that magically disappear?
@@christophervalle1999 You keep it.
@@christophervalle1999 that's how they get you.... You just gave them money so yea you get to keep the stuff collected. You technically paid money for it. Just for a month's time to try and get the stuff you want cause if you fail... You have to give them more money.... See? That's how the cruel online gaming world works now.
How I Manage it? I don't do any Crafting. None. But I also don't do end game content. 😅 Just play for Story and the fun of Tanking Dungeons.
Currently have plus but I remember the struggle
CP 400 still no ESO+
I have eso plus but it’s new Dottz video soooo... instant watch
Thanks , now I know how to manage my Inventory!
np :)
god this looks so much easier on pc, clicking and scrolling though the console menus is driving me insane!
thank u man!
I literally have a bunch of alt characters that I don’t touch that are only used inventory space😂
i juggle 16 toons to carry crap
The thing I hate is that the game constantly drops me "rewards" that I don't need during my leveling. And in such amounts that I won't ever use them all. And they can't even be placed in the bank. That is outrageous. The leveling is too easy and I am not challenged by anything at all. Why giving me items that make things even easier?
It sucks so hard man, i have to keep destroying itens that i would need a few minutes ago, cause j have no space for desconstructing a fucking armor
U say only keep this only keep that but let's say u want to do the daly writs u wil have to collect a lot of provisioning alchemy glyphs and crafting mats, also u will need to collect a lot of style mats if u want to make master writs
You obviously don't have to follow this like it's gospel. If you wanna do certain types of writs you can save other stuff, but if you're super strapped for space then this is what you wanna follow
@@dottzgaming true, still good vid though
Pretty much impossible for new players. You dont even have access to the high level materials that you're supposed to keep.
thanks so much for this. I've been wanting to play again, but it's just ridiculous that i have to sub in addition to having already purchased the dlc JUST for a crafting bag. i refuse to support those kind of practices.
16 minute long video?!? Please. Allow me.
Step 1. Make as many characters as you can. If you are an Altoholic, make 1 of each class for future playing.
Step 2. Give 250,000 gold to each.
Step 3. Buy as many pack expansions as you can while leaving 30,000 gold for each.
Step 4. Park the characters at the Stables.
Step 5. Log each character in each day and get the pack expansion for 60 days.
Now enjoy your 1000+ pack spaces which would allow you to have each type of main material on different mules.
Mule 1: Blacksmithing
Mule 2: Clothing
Mule 3: Woodworking
Mule 4: Cooking
Mule 5: Jewelry and Enchanting, master writs
Mule 6: trait, style, motifs, recipes
That still leaves you 2 characters to hold anything you like if you want leave 1 main character with open packs to play as.
@elviade You can make 100k in less than 3 hours of gathering and thats without doing the "best" runs...if you do those, you can easily make upwards of 100k an hour. If you have a character with slightly better than T1 gear you can make far more doing dungeon runs.
Hello
What do I need to do, to be able to craft endgame sets ?
Watch my complete crafting guide :)
Get someone else to craft it for you then when you get to cp160 just go farm trial and dungeon gear.
killer outfit. i have to get that black
I just hate the ESO+ thing. We should all have the same game we already paid for. I'll never paid for a B2P game like that. I prefer pay 300$ one time for a lifetime ESO + than paying each months (and I already did for some games). And personally I use my bank only for materials, and I use my chest at home for stuff I want to keep.
But thank you for this video, to know what exactly I'll need for end game.
That's how the money doesn't stop flowing for the company. The money would stop if everyone paid 300 for a life time. Let's say that would give them idk 1.2 billion in sales and that's it.... But with a constant membership payment. They now make 2 billion+ every few years. And that's why hoarders have problems with these games they spend thousand of dollars on these games to get gear they want but will never use.
easy way I found, max out your bank first, get a couple storage crates for your house. A 30 slot storage crate is good for all enchanting mats, everythng else can pretty much fit in your bank, and a mod that allows you to just dump everything into your bank just by talking to a banker is a must.
Thank you
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