:mad: Why are people just holding houses? Like they get on just to save their house and never get back on until they get that email about their house about to get demolished. Like this one person on my server is just him in his FC and he only gets on to save his house and never come back to the game until he gets the email and that house could be used by a FC who actually needs a house
Housing issues
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03-21-2017, 10:51 AMDilu_BakariHousing issues
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03-21-2017, 10:52 AMGreedaloxBecause they know that there is a large difficulty in acquiring a house, but they aren't necessarily interested in the game at the moment but that isn't to say they won't be in the future so they log in to keep their house.Quote:
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03-21-2017, 11:03 AMFluffernuff
I'm more frightened by the prospect of systems put in place to punish my hard work and investment than I am annoyed by the fact I don't have that avenue to invest in.
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03-21-2017, 11:06 AMRyel
Because content design and its release schedule often encourages players to take a break or step away from the game and housing is not only a limited resource but a massive investment.
The current endgame raid tier will have been out for 6-7+ months by the time Stormblood is released and outside of that there is very little content that requires a regular log in schedule for a long term reward, It's probably the game's largest flaw.
Especially now when we're looking at a 3 month no content stretch (outside of MSQ) until June.
This doesn't mean however that many of those players who own a house aren't interested in Stormblood when it comes out but they may have very little reason to actually log in and do anything else.
The game already punishes homeowners by mandating a recurring sub to even keep their property due to the poor implementation of player housing, why should they be forced to constantly play as well?