So considering the size of the servers....

[Adler]

Going by your (OP) logic and judging by "the server size" it would be a piece of cake to implement everything you want. I take it you haven't had to go to work yet and parents are paying for everything so stuff just are made somewhere when you want it.

[ariaandkia]

Going by your (OP) logic and judging by "the server size" it would be a piece of cake to implement everything you want. I take it you haven't had to go to work yet and parents are paying for everything so stuff just are made somewhere when you want it.

I'm not even saying to reduce the prices, just to increase the number of wards. I already have my house, but I know plenty of people that want one but can't get one.

By your logic, if someone wanted more accessible resources like wheelchair ramps, they must be handicapped themselves.


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Actually at 100 wards, you might start to have lonely houses, because not every player is going to have time, gil, or desire to get a house. You don't need housing lot waiting for every green sprout. There should be a some level over-subscription for housing lots, so the housing lots have value, and housing lots do not go to waste.

And it took two weeks at least, for all the small lots to be sold out. Still all the medium and large lots are just sitting there open.

First part, I agree. People don't necessarily want houses or want to put in the effort to get a house. I think only the players and FCs able to get a house should be counted here, plus a certain amount extra to consider in new players that plan to get a house.

Second part, it depends on the server. Some servers, houses were bought up pretty much right away.

On my server, I had everything ready for my house beforehand. I logged on before the server statuses updated and an empty search (searches for anyone online but you (and the staff)) turned up empty. Why? Because I knew exactly which house I wanted and wasn't about to let anyone else have it.

(The number has some significance to me AND the location was nice, hence why I wanted it.)