So considering the size of the servers....

[ariaandkia]

If 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?

Again. 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.

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.