We should be able to mute crafters

I agree it's annoying as hell. And all it takes is 1 to march over and start crafting to shit the place up. You can mute it in options but it mutes a whole lot of other sounds as well. A simple selective sound mute option would work wonders. I bet some modder in his basement probably rolled a QoL element like this out ages ago, but I certainly wouldn't know of such a thing.

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Originally Posted by EZGIL

Now we're complaining about crafter sounds around MARKETBOARDS.

Touch grass.

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Maybe you should touch grass considering your response, some time off the forums might do you good.

If them adding a small option to turn off crafting sounds does this to you, its a bit worrying

The lack of compassion in this thread is disappointing but not surprising.

As a fellow person with sensory issues, I can totally relate. Many sounds - especially those not under my control - are triggering to me on a visceral level.

I second the advice of getting an apartment (if a house is out of the question). They are easy to teleport to and you will likely have the marketboard and stables all to yourself.

I probably have most of the sound options set to mute… other’s skills, bard performances, mount music, etc. The background music is really amazing in this game but sometimes I have to turn that off too.

Mao confusled. Is nots there already setting to remove or reduce ambient sounds?

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Originally Posted by Stormpeaks

Or just give a small option to turn them off, it doesnt take much now does it ?

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There is, you can turn it off at anytime you want. Like when I'm crafting I literally turn all the sounds off but one.

Speaking as someone who is on the autism spectrum, I feel as though I'm responsible for managing this myself. And I can by either muting the game's sound, or going somewhere that others aren't crafting. I'm going to assume anyone into crafting can at very least afford an apartment, which has a marketboard right outside, and can be set so that only you can enter.

It would be a nice little QOL thing, but I don't want to see them devote any serious resources to it.

I don't even want them to mute the sounds necessarily, but at least tone down how LOUD they are x_x

Loud, inaccurate, obnoxious overall.

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Originally Posted by PredatoryCatgirl

Speaking as someone who is on the autism spectrum, I feel as though I'm responsible for managing this myself. And I can by either muting the game's sound, or going somewhere that others aren't crafting. I'm going to assume anyone into crafting can at very least afford an apartment, which has a marketboard right outside, and can be set so that only you can enter.

It would be a nice little QOL thing, but I don't want to see them devote any serious resources to it.

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As if it would take "serious resources", come on lol

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Originally Posted by Midareyukki

I don't even want them to mute the sounds necessarily, but at least tone down how LOUD they are x_x

Loud, inaccurate, obnoxious overall.

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Really, tping to Limsa feels like going to a construction site most of the time

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Originally Posted by Stormpeaks

Maybe you should touch grass considering your response, some time off the forums might do you good.

If them adding a small option to turn off crafting sounds does this to you, its a bit worrying

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Same can be said over the dramatization of crafting sounds. I think all of you debating this topic need to touch grass really.

That being said I dont mind of them adding an additional emote/crafting sfx channel anyway, more options are nice....but I swear you people and your first world problems

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Originally Posted by Stormpeaks

As if it would take "serious resources", come on lol

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Um...are crafting sounds their own category? How long would it take to make them their own category? How many manhours goes into adding a new UI slider for this new category? Do you have any answers to these questions? These guys can't even add a glam dresser in a house. It wouldn't surprise me to find out this task would take a small team 20 hours or more to complete.