Can we fix the harvest depot?

Kaalenarc · 07-13-2010, 11:05 PM

Since the harvest depot was introduced, we have never been able to fit all of the items we use in crafting on a regular basis. Now initially we were told this was by design. But since we arent given the tools to filter what can and cannot be put in, the box is often filled with materials that are unwanted. We have also added a full tiers worth of new harvestables, transmuted materials, imbuing materials and meats from body drops .

How about it Devs - how about doubling the capacity already? the new tiers make it even less manageable than before. give it a capacity of say 300 and have done with it. (keep the per item cap at 20000 units thats helpful) -

ranga · 08-02-2010, 11:15 AM

And while we are at it can we have a log of say the last 100 entries where items have been removed (other than by crafting) so that we can see who is stealing it and putting it on the broker.

Currently, if you allow friend access to non guildies they are also able to abuse the facility.

Yeah I know security is our responsibility but for something as simple as this (we already have the same facility on the GB), you cannot always view ppl with suspicion until they prove themselves esp as the more convenient ways of crafting come with guild membership - we can hardly say you cant craft until we trust you can we?

Thank you

Barx · 08-02-2010, 12:04 PM

Fine as is, in regards to the item limit. 150 slots is already generous, and it is not intended to hold everything. How you police its use is up to you -- only trustees can directly withdraw items, and those are by definition already trusted to manage all aspects of your guild hall. If you can't trust them to not withdraw stuff from the box, then they shouldn't be trustees.

07-13-2010, 11:05 PM	#1
Kaalenarc Server: Antonia Bayle Guild: Blackhawks Rank: Leader Loremaster Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 691	Since the harvest depot was introduced, we have never been able to fit all of the items we use in crafting on a regular basis. Now initially we were told this was by design. But since we arent given the tools to filter what can and cannot be put in, the box is often filled with materials that are unwanted. We have also added a full tiers worth of new harvestables, transmuted materials, imbuing materials and meats from body drops . How about it Devs - how about doubling the capacity already? the new tiers make it even less manageable than before. give it a capacity of say 300 and have done with it. (keep the per item cap at 20000 units thats helpful) - __________________ "Games give you a chance to excel, and if you're playing in good company you don't even mind if you lose because you had the enjoyment of the company during the course of the game." - Gary Gygax

08-02-2010, 11:15 AM	#2
ranga Loremaster Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 393	And while we are at it can we have a log of say the last 100 entries where items have been removed (other than by crafting) so that we can see who is stealing it and putting it on the broker. Currently, if you allow friend access to non guildies they are also able to abuse the facility. Yeah I know security is our responsibility but for something as simple as this (we already have the same facility on the GB), you cannot always view ppl with suspicion until they prove themselves esp as the more convenient ways of crafting come with guild membership - we can hardly say you cant craft until we trust you can we? Thank you __________________ The official comment from ProSiebenSat.1 on segregation - We do not think about a transfer of US server chars from EU costumers in Eq2. That should solve the biggest worries the EQ2 community has at the moment. We do not want to interfere with long build ingame relationships. This is the current way we think about it.

08-02-2010, 12:04 PM	#3
Barx Server: Antonia Bayle Guild: Mayhem Rank: Officers Loremaster Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Manors of Mithaniel, New Halas Posts: 3,480	Fine as is, in regards to the item limit. 150 slots is already generous, and it is not intended to hold everything. How you police its use is up to you -- only trustees can directly withdraw items, and those are by definition already trusted to manage all aspects of your guild hall. If you can't trust them to not withdraw stuff from the box, then they shouldn't be trustees.