Co-Ownership of Private HOMES

[Squa11_Leonhart]

Sorry but I'm with this guy. You want a small FC and also a larger FC it sounds like. Why not just make a LS, pool your money together and buy a lot that is opened to everyone?

Sorry, but that just makes you oblivious.

People want to co-own because it reduces the burden of saving on an individual character and spreads it across 2 or more, and if i split the cost of a small house, why the hell shouldn't i be able to use the garden and stables it provides.

Also: Medium and Large plots should not be able to be owned by single individuals, they should be shared by multiple individuals and FC only.

[Evaddaragon]

Also: Medium and Large plots should not be able to be owned by single individuals, they should be shared by multiple individuals and FC only.

Ah yes, I better be honest. I suppose I'm not as sensible as others because I have my own house, that being said, one of my "Neighbors" (read: People in Ward 6 of the Lavender Beds on Gilgamesh server) has his/her private mansion.


Quite honestly, I wouldn't know what to do with this much space. >.>

I don't think it makes him or me oblivious though. Basically, it's asking to be able to have more than one "FC" and remove the Rank 6 requirement. No matter what SE does, there will be a limit on housing space. At one point you have to draw the line. Not always fair I know, but it's not like I can't allow my friends to visit my private house either.

[DefendPopPunk]

Sorry, but that just makes you oblivious.

People want to co-own because it reduces the burden of saving on an individual character and spreads it across 2 or more, and if i split the cost of a small house, why the hell shouldn't i be able to use the garden and stables it provides.

Also: Medium and Large plots should not be able to be owned by single individuals, they should be shared by multiple individuals and FC only.

Sorry, but that makes you oblivious to what the OP is saying. They want to share a home, period. It doesn't matter the cost or the size. People don't want to share just because they want to split costs, that's just an assumption you've made. Sharing is sharing. This could be solved by letting people set privileges for people on their friend list, for example.

Also, you've given no justification for people not being allowed to own their own large or medium sized homes, which makes sense, seeing as there is none.

[Squa11_Leonhart]

Sorry, but that makes you oblivious to what the OP is saying. They want to share a home, period. It doesn't matter the cost or the size.

Whoever said i was piggy backing off the OP?, its called a discussion topic for a reason, people put forth idea's and make others who are lessinformed become more so.


I stand by my stance: Medium and large houses should not be obtainable by individuals.

People don't want to share just because they want to split costs, that's just an assumption you've made. Sharing is sharing. This could be solved by letting people set privileges for people on their friend list, for example.

Sharing is sharing is not sharing. blahbydahblahblah.

The system you suggest would give one person full control over the estate, if said person had taken gil from any of the others to purchase said estate then all persons should be on the estate deed so control would never be fully in the hands of a singular persons, preventing them from screwing the other parties out of hard earned gil.

Also, you've given no justification for people not being allowed to own their own large or medium sized homes, which makes sense, seeing as there is none.

There are rules and regulations that come to mind regarding the distribution of living spaces in the real world when it comes to singular persons and small groups owning houses larger then they will ever need.

There is no need for a greedy lalafel, fat on his own extortions to own a mansion or house when fc's consisting of many peoples are already feeling the constraints of small cottages.

If the server is posing such a constraint on plot availability, then individuals should be limited in what they can obtain.