Thread: 2.0 Finished consumable stack size suggestion

Please consider reducing stack size from x99 to 12 for most finished consumables for 2.0. For both alchemy and culinary, x99 stack size will kill any chance of a market on an even more populated server with the addition of more cooks and alchemists. Reducing the stack size will enable competitive pricing, make crafting overage harder to move, and in short stop mass market creation as inventory will then be even more precious.

12 is a favorable size as it provides 360 minutes of food and for alchemy an hour, on average, of medicinal support factoring in cool down timer. Players would obviously be free to carry more than one stack of an item, but would have to take into consideration the matter of inventory.

I can understand the functionality for x99, but as far as practicality I feel it hurts far more than it helps.

Thanks for reading

>Has 12 stack limit
>asks for 99 limit
>gets 99 limit
>asks for 12 limit
>mfw

Originally Posted by TaalAzura

>Has 12 stack limit
>asks for 99 limit
>gets 99 limit
>asks for 12 limit
>mfw

fixxed that for you.

but really I don't want to lose what item space i have

one word: NO!

i do not want to see full inventory 24/7 all over again.

Where is the dislike button? Do not want.

We're losing half our inventory in 2.0 and you want stack sizes reduced by over 8x ? No thanks.

Originally Posted by Orophin

We're losing half our inventory in 2.0 and you want stack sizes reduced by over 8x ? No thanks.

This is correct, for finish consumable items.

Originally Posted by Orophin

We're losing half our inventory in 2.0 and you want stack sizes reduced by over 8x ? No thanks.

First of all we aren' losing half our inventory, when you factor in the inventory space gains on our retainers and the increased retainer bazaars the total loss comes out to -40 inventory slots. 40 out of 530? thats less than 10%...

As for the OP, I understand how x12 finished consumables ensures a more even competitive market pricing but from a crafter's perspective this would be horrible. I recently made 1500 dated silver rings and let me tell you how fun it is to stop every 30 minutes and npc 75 rings... it's not. Now imagine grinding your luminary items or just skilling up alchemy and cul and having to do the same thing. It just becomes a logistical nightmare.

I fail to see how any of your supposed points in favor of x12 stack size are valid.

You fail to see how it enables competitive pricing and makes it harder to inundate the market with useless product?