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#1 Jan 22 2004 at 4:35 AM Rating: Decent
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I don't know what the heck I was thinking but yesterday I spent a good sum of gil on furniture for my moghouse. I'll probably be kicking myself in the head later when I try to access my items in another city and remember I put it in storage instead. (D'oh!) But hey at least my house is looking like an actual house now.

Does anyone else actually use furniture in their house? Or do you consider a waste of (precious) mogsafe space?
#2 Jan 22 2004 at 4:48 AM Rating: Decent
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I bought stuff for at least 10k a week ago. But I haven't had the time to go to my home town to use the furniture yet :/
#3 Jan 22 2004 at 8:10 AM Rating: Decent
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I was going to buy an armor box cause i thought hey that would be nice to put my support jobs stuff in. Then i realized i wouldnt actually gain space with it so i never did buy it.
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#4 Jan 22 2004 at 9:50 AM Rating: Decent
This showed up in another thread....the storage seems to be for displacing the space you would lose in your mogsafe to furniture. Basically so you don't lose anything if you have furniture. Like I have 2 flowerpots, they take up two spaces in my mogsafe, so I have 2 slots of storage. If I had 3 flower pots, I would have 3 slots of storage, but 3 slots taken up in my mogsafe.

I think it makes sense, so people can have nice furniture in their house and not be penalized for it. That's all it is though, as far as I can tell, a nicety.
#5 Jan 22 2004 at 9:52 AM Rating: Decent
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I use it... I think it makes the moghouse look nicer, plus some furniture tends to bring about quests (like the moogle quests).
#6 Jan 22 2004 at 9:56 AM Rating: Decent
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I bought myself a bed, a desk, a tarutaru footstool, two book holders, and a chest / bookcase looking thing. I'm still hunting for a Tarutaru desk, but really it's all there to make home feel a little more homey. I love it, even though it lags like nuts (I'm also in the Bastok moghouse) and cost me an arm and a leg in total.
#7 Jan 22 2004 at 10:44 AM Rating: Decent
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I have furniture in my house. Bronze bed at the moment waiting for quest. I also have a chest at the base of my bed, flower stands with flowerpots, rusty buckets (for trashcan look) next to bed, a drawer, a work bench where I put other junks I fished up or made, tarutaru desk, and a few other pieces.

For me personally, it's just a way to decorate my house and make it look nicer. It looks kinda plain if there is nothing in there, but than that's just me.
#8 Jan 22 2004 at 10:56 AM Rating: Decent
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you can also use it to separate out armor for diff jobs or for items you dont use that much. like 99 beastmen seals or something.

#9 Jan 22 2004 at 10:57 AM Rating: Decent
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That's exactly what I do with it, actually. My beastmen seals, my dungeon keys, and my spare fishing rods go in there.
#10 Jan 22 2004 at 11:10 AM Rating: Decent
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I mostly only use furniture for plants. :)

However, I have used a few furniture items for quests; the Bronze Bed (moogle safe) or the Stationary Set (Bard scroll, Scop's Operetta), for example.

As well, Windurstian Tea Set, to raise my cooking skill while i'm cooking in my Mog House.
#11 Jan 22 2004 at 11:17 AM Rating: Decent
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Some furniture opens up quests for you character. Brass/Bronze and Mahagony beds open up a quest to incrase mog safe size. With a stationary set my Mog composed his very own song for me (well, ok it's the same song for everyone) that I gave away to an up-and-coming Brd.

My best guess is that different furniture can open up different quests with your Mog.
#12 Jan 22 2004 at 11:55 AM Rating: Decent
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As well, Windurstian Tea Set, to raise my cooking skill while i'm cooking in my Mog House.


Do you know how much of a raise to cooking this is? Also do you know if the Tableware Set, from earlier in the Rycharde the Chef quest series raises cooking skill to a lesser degree?

I have the Tableware Set know and am planning to get the Tea Set when the quest unlocks (I need more fame I think). There are some recipes I would prefer to make in my mog house (pet biscuits, ugh).
#13 Jan 22 2004 at 12:35 PM Rating: Decent
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ok ok... all i can think about is a flowerpot with a sword sticking out of it or a Stationary set with a spare fishing pole in it...lol beastcoins under your matress?

p.s. sorry if this joke has been done. I havn't seen it. haha
#14 Jan 22 2004 at 12:41 PM Rating: Default
This is an RPG not The Sims. I find it a complete waste of precious gill to spend on furniture. You need to save all your money to buy the best possible equipment. And then of course when you want to do another job you usuually have to buy a whole set of new equipment.
#15 Jan 22 2004 at 12:44 PM Rating: Decent
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CaptainCrazy wrote:
This is an RPG not The Sims. I find it a complete waste of precious gill to spend on furniture. You need to save all your money to buy the best possible equipment. And then of course when you want to do another job you usuually have to buy a whole set of new equipment.


Maybe look up what RPG stands for

different people play the game with different goals
#16 Jan 22 2004 at 1:08 PM Rating: Decent
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I have a simple bed, maple table, workbench, 3 flower pots, Bookholder, rusty bucket, water jug, yellow jar and a painting in mine so far. I plan to fully outfit it. My GF put an armor box in hers and it added 3 storage spaces. She even tried removing and putting back in to test it and again it added 3 spaces.


On a side note :

Anyone know a good place for recipes for all the furniture? I have seen people make armor boxes, but they wouldn't tell me or maybe didn't understand me.

I've seen a few recipes on this site but none of the higher lvl stuff.

Any ideas?

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#17 Jan 22 2004 at 1:25 PM Rating: Decent
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The furniture usually takes higher level smithing and/or woodworking skills to make. There are some recipes in those two sections here. You might wanna try some of the other resource sites as well: http://ffvault.ign.com/ www.gamefaqs.com http://ffxionline.com/

Good luck. And if you find new recipes, please submit them here. Every little bit helps :)
#18 Jan 22 2004 at 1:44 PM Rating: Decent
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There's no way to rotate furnature, is there?
#19 Jan 22 2004 at 2:16 PM Rating: Decent
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You can rotate furninture...unfortunately, I have now idea how I did it now, since it's been a long time since I bought and arranged my furniture. I'm also using a controller, and have no idea what the correlating keyboard command would be...but it can be done (I wanted my bed sticking out into the room, with the head under my window, and I remember that when I first placed it, it wasn't facing the right way, but it is now).
#20 Jan 22 2004 at 2:22 PM Rating: Decent
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Maybe look up what RPG stands for

different people play the game with different goals

halfway, exactly! this game has so many different features to explore, furniture is just one of the wonderful facets to this richly detailed game. People who disparage these features like furniture or crafting are missing out. That's not to say they are any worse because they choose not to explore everything the game has to offer. FFXI functions just as well as a hack-slash-level grind, and is still a good game if that's all you choose to do.

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There's no way to rotate furnature, is there?

NUMPAD [-] (minus) will rotate furniture while placing it in Layout.
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#21 Jan 22 2004 at 2:22 PM Rating: Decent
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You can rotate furniture with the - button on your numeric keypad. Drove me nuts for a while figuring that out... but it's in your player's manual. (bah player's manual... who needs it! hehe)

I'm glad I'm not the only one who uses furniture. And now I'm gonna go buy an armor chest so I can get those 2 extra slots. Hey, every bit counts. :3

Anyone have any luck doing an auto sort in the storage menu? Maybe I'm just a goofball, but I can't get my dang storage to autosort.



#22 Jan 22 2004 at 3:06 PM Rating: Good
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I love my furniture! My other friends use the beds for the quest then sell them again but I still have my good ole bronze bed. I also still have "Ancient Blood" hanging on my wall, a book holder, a workbench, my stationary set, and 8 flower pots.

I really wouldn't put Beastmen seals in storage as you turn them in in Jeuno... Once we were going to do a BCNM and our friend volunteered to turn them in. Just before leaving he said, "Um, I have to go to Windurst, they're in storage." ><
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#23 Jan 22 2004 at 3:44 PM Rating: Decent
Good God I wish there was a way to autosort the Mog Safe... If any of ya'll know how to do this holla! Furniture is cool. I probably wont start crafting until I'm higher levels though. Right now leveling is still going smoothly but I'm sure I'll get sick of the grind. Fishing/crafting/gardening is just the thing to break the monotony :) I think Squarenix did a great job in that respect.
#24 Jan 22 2004 at 4:17 PM Rating: Decent
you autosort the mog safe the same way to autosort your inventory(or at least how i do it)

just have an item in your mog safe highlighted, and in the top-right corner of your screen it says sort auto/sort manual
#25 Jan 22 2004 at 6:54 PM Rating: Decent
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Yes just sort your mogsafe the same way you sort your regular inventory. :)

On your keyboard hit "+", then select Auto and select Enter.

And to the person who said "this is RPG, not sims"...

Role Playing Game. I'll leave it to you.
#26 Jan 23 2004 at 1:49 AM Rating: Decent
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Aren't the Sims the perfect example of an RPG?
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