Gold Quivers?

[RushLynx]

So I was crafting earlier today and had decided I was going to make a bunch of gold arrows and quiver them so I could store them away to use later... After making ~20 stacks I went to go quiver them and the NPC wouldn't take them... Did some research and learned that Gold Arrows cannot be quivered, even though Silver Arrows can... this doesn't make any sense... what gives?

[RushLynx]

Sorry, I just found the thread further down on the exact same issue... Really, though, what am I supposed to do with all these arrows... x.x

[Rustic]

Sorry, I just found the thread further down on the exact same issue... Really, though, what am I supposed to do with all these arrows... x.x

Till they fix it? Sell em to a vendor, IMHO.

[RushLynx]

They NPC for 5g each... so, for the 24 stacks of arrows I made, that's less than 24k... which is less than half the price of a stack of gold ingots... ._.; (Fun fact, if you were to NPC a stack of gold ingots you would get over 36k for it~)
Assuming I never broke a single synth while skilling on both the arrowheads and the arrows themselves the total cost of 24 stacks of these is about 102k... The current asking price for a stack is 5k, so if they were quiver-able, it's reasonable to assume a price of 60k/D, making both stacks 120k, a profit of 18k... Perfectly reasonable for an arrow with +15 RACC... As it stands, though, no one wants to buy un-quivered arrows even if they have inventory space to spare, so moving 24 stacks is nearly impossible... people would rather go for +5RACC arrows such as demon and beetle which are in quivers and always in stock... >.<

This is why it doesn't make sense to me that they would make some arrows quiver-able and others not... After some arrows become quiver-able those that aren't are officially obsolete and unfavorable, even if they have favorable stats... People value their inventory space and time much more, and level requirements are largely irrelevant between ~30 and 70+ these days...

[Rustic]

They NPC for 5g each... so, for the 24 stacks of arrows I made, that's less than 24k... which is less than half the price of a stack of gold ingots... ._.; (Fun fact, if you were to NPC a stack of gold ingots you would get over 36k for it~)
Assuming I never broke a single synth while skilling on both the arrowheads and the arrows themselves the total cost of 24 stacks of these is about 102k... The current asking price for a stack is 5k, so if they were quiver-able, it's reasonable to assume a price of 60k/D, making both stacks 120k, a profit of 18k... Perfectly reasonable for an arrow with +15 RACC... As it stands, though, no one wants to buy un-quivered arrows even if they have inventory space to spare, so moving 24 stacks is nearly impossible... people would rather go for +5RACC arrows such as demon and beetle which are in quivers and always in stock... >.<

This is why it doesn't make sense to me that they would make some arrows quiver-able and others not... After some arrows become quiver-able those that aren't are officially obsolete and unfavorable, even if they have favorable stats... People value their inventory space and time much more, and level requirements are largely irrelevant between ~30 and 70+ these days...

Don't get me wrong, I agree with you on the whole return on your costs right now. It's just worth it to clear your inventory at this point. Yes, unquiverable arrows are grossly inferior to quiverable ones, and it IS a problem. The most valuable thing to experienced players? More space. Always has been.