glassblowing bottles should be useful

[Global pilcher]

one whole pile of sand to only 1 bottle for alchemy use seems wrong!

i suggest the glassblowing should make more potion bottles per pile of sand.. The time taken to dig up all of the sand does not currently match up with the small reward.

Lets say, 5 to 10 bottles per pile of sand?

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Its true that you can just go buy bottles from a NPC alchemist; and usually you can get a good 999 of them for around 4000 or 5ooo gold..

it takes me around 45 minutes to an hour to dig up 100 piles of sand.. which i promptly dont turn into bottles, because it is currently a gyp!

* it might put more sand miners out in the field, creating more targets for pvp; considering people constantly want bottles, 1000 bottles an hour farmed is not a lot but of loot, but still attractive enough to create player travels to such areas*

[ben_kapitan]

Sounds good to me!

[ploki]

Make sand stackable ... this would help a lot

[The Mute Muse]

I like this, because it would take one more thing off the list that can't be crafted (efficiently anyway).

[Amazonia]

Oh I agree, I hate to buy stuff from npcs and players, but right now I'm forced to buy darn bottles; would be nice to be able to dig em' yourself!

[WaRgAzM]

When glassblowing first came out, it was 5 bottles per sand. but even that can be kinda grindy

[Amazonia]

So 500 Bottles for 45 min, still not making sense.

[Amazonia]

1 Bottle per 3 Second would probably make sense, so:

45 x 20 = 900 Bottles
So we should have 900 Bottles after 45 Minutes of constant mining.

Thus 9 Bottles per Sand!

[The Mute Muse]

Originally Posted by Amazonia

1 Bottle per 3 Second would probably make sense, so:

45 x 20 = 900 Bottles
So we should have 900 Bottles after 45 Minutes of constant mining.

Thus 9 Bottles per Sand!

Sounds good to me.