Bethesda aware of Elder Scrolls issue affecting scrolling through the Craft Bag but no ETA for fix (workaround inside)

Popular multiplayer online role-playing game, The Elder Scrolls Online, has been around since 2014.

It has a huge fan base and players keep on getting new features in the form of expansion packs and DLC (Downloadable Content) updates.

Players can also subscribe for the Elder Scrolls Online Plus service to get a lot of benefits like access to all DLC packs and much more.

One of the handy features of the Elder Scrolls Online Plus service includes Craft Bag with which players can hold crafting supplies.

The main benefit of this feature is that the items stored in Craft Bag does not get counted towards the inventory limit.

Also, players can retrieve items from Craft Bag to their inventory for trading with other players, put them in Guild Bank, or sell them.

However, subscribers of the Elder Scrolls Online Plus have been facing an issue where they are unable to scroll through Craft Bag.

It seems that the issue is widespread and requires a fix on a large scale as Bethesda has officially acknowledged it.

Yeah the new update fixed the old problems, but created all new ones!! For example now selling items is jacked up and the BIG ONE is you cannot scroll down in the craft bag!! At all!!!
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As per Bethesda Support and the Craft Bag knowledge article on ESO support, the Craft Bag scrolling problem is a known issue which is being looked into.

We are aware of an issue affecting scrolling through your crafting bag.
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It will be fixed in a future update, however, Bethesda Support or the knowledge article does not outline how long it will take for the said fix to arrive.

Meanwhile, affected ESO Plus players can manually look for items in their Craft Bag using the Search option.

Hopefully, Bethesda resolves the scrolling issue soon so that players can access their Craft Bag items without any hassle.

That said, we will be back with more details as and when new information becomes available so stay tuned.

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