Following that logic, they should stop doing anything with the FC housing system too. Tell me, what is the % of the player population do you think saw and interact with the full interface of the airship system?
Yes, and despite this is the first time I'm making post on this topic I have been reading this issue a long time. And I fail to understand why so many people (especially on the non-owner camp) don't understand this. Whether you have a house or not have a house, we are both players and clients of the developers. We can both agree the current system is bad and in need of fixing. However the onus is on SE to come up with a proper and satisfied solution to all parties. The selfishness I observe baffle me because they are willing to give the developer who made a bad system a free pass, and put the burden on the other players just so their own personal interest is serve. I ... do ... not ... get ... it. Come one we're in the 21st century here, consumers ought to be smarter than that. This kinda of mentality should have already been extinct after the Medieval.
I believe allow the player to transfer the house between themselves (with necessary measure in place to prevent exploiters) would elevate a lot of these problem. Yes, there should be more housing, but adding more will only increase the cap to certain level, and it's only a matter of time before it become stagnant again. The old assumption is that abandon houses are due to people stop playing, but this thread proved that there are players who are playing, but don't play their house any more. (And to make it clear, I would love to play with my house more ... if only they give me something new to play with). Allow player to sell and buy house properly will at least create a dynamic in the supply and demand equation. It's a natural order of thing, people buy something and get bored with it eventually, when that happens the house should be allowed to get back to the market.It would only be a minor bandaid that would address only a tiny fraction of FFXIV's housing problems.
And no, that should happens via a proper system, not by a "screw you so I can get my stuff" system.



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