Ok, let us put it this way, my point was that even if my numbers were fairly far off, we still don't have enough housing for everyone. Just considering in my sample, I already have people that can't get housing because it is already bought out. Just from the numbers I already have, we don't have enough housing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barboron
It is called a hypothetical situation/scenario for a reason. If it is already like this, then this is the issue. Assuming that on a larger scale it is also somewhat similar, then this is the issue. If both are the same issue, then assuming a larger case, this is the proposed idea.
My point also being that SE could have designed their housing system to be more adaptable, but they didn't. Now, I wouldn't mind them redoing housing completely, but there would be plenty of people upset if the changes messes with their houses too much.
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Took me a bit to find a reasonable scenario but here is an example:
I see that there are people who are hungry. I go: Hey, we should find a way to feed more people. Assuming this much of the population I can see is hungry, we need to find a way to get this much food. Now, assuming then that the rest of the state is like that, we need this much food. Assuming that the nation is like that, we need this much food.
Even if we don't need that much food or if we need more than that much, point is still that we need more food.
So considering the size of the servers....
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09-30-2014, 07:36 AMariaandkia
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09-30-2014, 08:01 AMBarboronSo now you are trying to take everything you said and claim it to be a hypothetical situation?Quote:
Originally Posted by ariaandkia
Either way, it is evident that the biggest concern is gardening when it comes to housing, there have been threads on it before. Very few pertaining to peoples' urge to have housing for RP or vanity, that's not to say those reasons do not exist. So, the simple solution to this? Focus on personal room plant pots. That would take a huge weight off the housing debate. -
09-30-2014, 08:07 AMariaandkiaThat is true that it would likely lessen up the need for houses if you removed gardening from houses and put it in personal rooms. However, if you simply added personal room gardening, that would do very little to really change the desire for housing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barboron
Think of it this way: Why do 1 plot when you can do 3 plots? Why do 3 plots when you can do 6? and so on.
It has always been a hypothetical situation. That is why I said assuming and not "this is a fact." Or "This is a Golden Truth."
I want a house not for the gardens, not for anything special, but for the fact that I love building things. I own both minecraft and terraria and my friends know me for building some of the most absurd things. (Most of my friends also refuse, violently, to ever enter any of my worlds because of my bad habit of... Let us put it this way, a mirror house maze would be like my idea of good housing design.
I like making challenges for people to try to go through. And so far? I've had mostly good feedback where people ask me to let them know whenever I update my house.
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09-30-2014, 08:22 AMBarboronIf that's the case, then you have no argument. You are just dismissing any numbers you were assuming to have had. Why even mention these numbers if they are of zero use to begin with other than lead people to believe that there exists a demand that there really is not?Quote:
Originally Posted by ariaandkia
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09-30-2014, 08:47 AMariaandkiaAgain. If based on the numbers I have, about half of the population wants a house, then it should be reasonable enough to make a guess that in a larger group, it should still be somewhat near that number. If based on the numbers I have, there are ALREADY people who want housing but can't get it, then even with a larger group, there is still people who want housing but can't get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barboron
The hypothetical situation is based on the situation I know, not just completely random.
Let us put it this way:
If out of 1000 people, around 50 of them didn't have houses but wanted one (but couldn't get one because there was no houses left), even if we were to expand it to say 5000 people, there is STILL a MINIMUM of around 50 that can't get houses and want to.
The issue still exists, the only difference is how big the issue is.
if out of 1000 people, 500 of them don't want houses and 500 do, then even expanded to 5000 people, at least 500 want and 500 don't want. -
09-30-2014, 09:22 AMBarboronYou don't need to give examples, I completely understand. You have made up numbers and seem to be confusing them with fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by ariaandkia
What you "know" is that some of your friends and FC members want houses. There isn't enough houses to go around. You're not the first to realise this. Where your wrong is the scale of the demand because you are making up numbers. Understand? You can't simply say "Lets assume the server holds 7,000 people. Of that 7,000 people at least half of them want a red chocobo." and actually accept it to be true just because you asked a small sample of people who happened to want a red chocobo. Not only that but chances are you are going to have a bias in your samples because those who want housing are going to make their voices heard over those who aren't too concerned.
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09-30-2014, 09:29 AMariaandkiaExcept my sample was asking random people. And as I said, that was still about half. Your point is becoming that because not everyone wants housing, nobody wants housing.Quote:
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My point is that some people want housing and can't get it because there are no spots, why not fix that. The amount/scale really doesn't matter to be honest, but one way or another the demand exists. -
09-30-2014, 09:37 AMBarboronNo, I never said people don't want housing. I am saying that you are trying to make it look like there exists such a high demand for housing with no numbers or evidence of research to prove your point. If half the game's players wanted housing, and wanted it enough for the dev. team to sacrifice time into upgrading servers and the game in order to implement it, then fair enough. Show me the numbers is all I ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by ariaandkia
The people you asked pale in comparison to the number of people actually playing. I don't care how many people do or do not want housing but you are trying to raise an issue with the community by posting it here on the forums without any evidence to support it. -
09-30-2014, 09:45 AMariaandkiaMy point was that there was demand, not the amount. The larger numbers were more of an example against another statement. You are reading one post and applying it as a continuation of another post when it isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barboron