Reclamation of Inactive Housing announced

[Youkulm]

Eeeyup....sounds like I'll have to resub before 3.1 then: I don't want to lose my small plot (for me that much gil is a lot, since I don't craft) even if I was going to take a break for a longer time, playing other games and such.

"Sigh" At least I only have to get online once a day max.

Not even. Every 45 days. Sub every other month and log in once that month, that is literally all you have to do if that little amount of gil means that much to you ( even though you're not playing ).

This is a business model. Of course they want people to stay subbed. Why is everyone so shocked by this?

I think they're being more than generous by giving back people 80% of the purchase price and the reclaimable items. Frankly I suspected they would give back nothing since it would be a convenient gil sink for them.

45 or 90 days depending on what thread your reading

2. The current notes do not cover a player going into their house and logging out as a way to place hold being there. What happens if a player does this?

4. No definition for "Access" of house.

There is an official post in the news on the lodestone, It's 45 days.

2. Inside of housing is an instance. You're removed the second you log off.

4. Pretty sure they just mean walking into the interior of the house. I don't see a problem here. It's the only decent way to keep track ( in my opinion ) because if you log off inside/outside the house you will load outside the door. Teleporting to the house usually means you're not already at the house. If you're already there.. just walk on in.

As for selling private rooms, Private rooms are not the reason people want housing. It's mostly for stables, gardening, workbenches, NPCs, workshop, and FC community. There are copious amounts of FCs without housing BECAUSE OF personal housing. It should have never been a thing.

We should have had instanced inn rooms we could decorate and garden in.. like mog houses FFXI. The wards should have been left to the FCs. Sorry personal housing owners.