Spending 3 hours server hopping every 15 minutes with alts in Calpheon, Altinova, and Heidel sitting at imperial delivery trying to find an npc that I can deliver my 220 boxes to is no fun.

It seems now everyone is a Guru cook and turning in imperial cook boxes everyday, and with cp well over 400-450+, that's 200+ per person.  It's getting harder, and hard, while taking longer and longer to turn in your daily quota.  Some days I will be right there at the npc when imperial resets, and it's a feeding frenzy.  I will only get half my turn-ins if I'm lucky even with the ability to carry 51 boxes at a time.

Long story short, the NPC needs to be able to accept at least twice what he currently accepts per reset to keep up with the demand, and number of turn ins.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KHAY 

indeed, sadly korean culture is so obssesed with competitivity that they have completely forgotten what is like to have fun, and BDO is a very clear portrait of that, great combat system and graphical quality while at the same time the most boring, repetivive, job-like game i have ever played, nothing else than a big and beautifull empty shell, a hamster wheel with no chill in wich you run and run and barely advance while slowly accumulating all the stress derived from the unnecesary artificially created inconveniences this game has.

ofc imperial cooking delivery couldnt have a different retoric, they couldnt just allow people to make chill money, no, you have to deserve what you work for and you also have to deserve the right to have a chill time by not having a chill time, so lets face it the only thing that has kept this game alive for this long is its graphics, combat system and continued expansions, the rest is just daily chores and repetitive patterns, hopefully soon we will have some other games with wich to have actual fun and chill.

You know Pearl Abyss really captures the spirit of an MMO and it's beauty............... like when

I see other players near the warehouse and think "god damnit I hope they are not here to turn in boxes".  You know it really captures the essense of gaming and a well constructed game.

Disagree.

What needs to happen (for the least amount of work for the devs) is for each periods activation to be server wide rather than each server. So, instead of a cetain amount to be spawned on Calph 1/2/3/4/5/6 - make it a server based globally for Calpheon server.

Or they could stop this farce completely (remove Imperial boxes) and cut all prices by 2/3rds.

The correct answer has already been stated multiple times.

Which is there are already mechanisms in place like the CP limit per day.

The only ones who are ok with this idiotic server limit on imperial turn in for crates, fishing, and trade are the obvious trolls (cought Pootypoot) and people who don't life skill. So other words opinions who literally don't matter on the subject because they don't even do this content and never plan to do this content so why care what their thoughts are about said content? It like the people that tell others to shut up about the game needing PVP balance, but than they themselves run away from PVP content like oh ok cool story.

With that said this system was idiotic and pointless 5 years ago and it idiotic and pointless now. This feature only discourages people from wanting to do this content and play the game. That literally all these server caps do they serve zero purpose beside that. They should have remove these server caps 5 years ago but they refuse to do it because PA sees no reason to improve this clearly idiotic system because they can't figure out a way to change it so it ties in with the cash shop. Thus it will be another ignored poorly designed mechanic that goes untouched and unimproved till the end of time.

I'm still of the opinion that currently we are okay with the number of turn ins we get, but that is going to change in the near future as more and more people get guru and more cp.

bDo HaS nO gAtInG - Cluelesstteo 2021

The CP limit is not part of the problem, its the amount of people reaching  guru and choosing to turn in cooking boxes, then there is the random amount of turn-ins each Imp Del guy provides (seen then as low as 150) and lastly is the weight of the box. All of these put together causes a problem - which leads me to question whether PA sees it as an issue.

What is needed is a solution that involves a workable solution that fixes the issue.