These two skills are so annoying.
With the new Skybuilder's recipes, and how we always auto-detect Unspoiled Nodes, I'm finding gathering quite annoying when I'm trying to find a resource and these two skills keep pointing out stuff I don't care about (Skybuilder's or Unspoiled Nodes).
I notice that with Fishing, we have a map that colors areas where nodes may be found once they are discovered.
Maybe we could get the same thing for DoH/DoL? I can't remember the dozens upon dozens of nodes and where they all are, and I hate spending 5+ minutes trying to find where (insert material here is).
So could we either revamp how Arbor Call/Lay of the Land works, or add shaded areas to the map, or both?
Possible Arbor Call/Lay of the Land changes:
1). If you disable Truth of the Mountains/Truth of the Forests, Lay of the Land/Arbor Call should NOT detect Unspoiled Nodes.
2). Give us Arbor Call/Lay of the Land III that detects special nodes (Skybuilder's, Quest Nodes, Levequest Nodes, etc) and make it so the I and II versions do not.
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With the new Skybuilder's recipes, and how we always auto-detect Unspoiled Nodes, I'm finding gathering quite annoying when I'm trying to find a resource and these two skills keep pointing out stuff I don't care about (Skybuilder's or Unspoiled Nodes).
I notice that with Fishing, we have a map that colors areas where nodes may be found once they are discovered.
Maybe we could get the same thing for DoH/DoL? I can't remember the dozens upon dozens of nodes and where they all are, and I hate spending 5+ minutes trying to find where (insert material here is).
So could we either revamp how Arbor Call/Lay of the Land works, or add shaded areas to the map, or both?
Possible Arbor Call/Lay of the Land changes:
1). If you disable Truth of the Mountains/Truth of the Forests, Lay of the Land/Arbor Call should NOT detect Unspoiled Nodes.
2). Give us Arbor Call/Lay of the Land III that detects special nodes (Skybuilder's, Quest Nodes, Levequest Nodes, etc) and make it so the I and II versions do not.
Continue reading...