ok why is this even allowed ? (housing)

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Originally Posted by MoonPhaseAlpha

Sadly, there are multiple people on multiple servers that own whole wards, half words, all the larges in one housing area, or have a "housing portfolio" full of plots they have purchased on alt characters. And they are ok with this while boasting to others about it (while these others praise and congratulate them for owning so many or having good plot combos in said wards).

I wish these individuals would have some consideration for those that would like to own a personal/FC house but are unable to because one player feels the need to own an entire ward...

But ya know, apparently it's all fair in love and housing...

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Yeah, how dare people commend others for actually using their houses.

I wish most players who can't be bothered to even enter their house twice a week would have some consideration for those that would like to own a personal/FC house but are unable to because the majority of house owners are hypocrites.

The fix is to have instanced housing. Every plot can have an unlimited number of owners. The placard could be used to select which owner's property appears on the plot.
Of course, to do this, Square would have to do a lot of new coding, and buy more storage, so it's not going to happen.

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Originally Posted by Valkyrie_Lenneth

No its one person, who has multiple characters, with multiple fcs with the same tag.


They brag about it on the forums here. Sure they'll be posting shortly. They even have all their plots in their signature on the forum.

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If it's who I'm thinking of I have blacklisted them several times. They have posted in the forums using several accounts. The lengths they go to in their quest to gloat and spread misinformation to draw attention away from their abuse of the housing system is both impressive and pathetic. I gave up debating with them because it's like talking to someone who comes up with fake science as to why the sky is actually green, and that it somehow makes them deserving of all their houses.