Quote Originally Posted by Crimsonwolf3400 View Post
I've yet to "get behind" any ideas posted. You really have no idea what I would support, but you make assumptions to further your cause. Your posts are inflammatory, your sarcasm is provocative, and your decision to ignore, fabricate, or twist statements posted by others is reminiscent of satirical, political pundits. If you're conscientious of your own nature, as you posted previously, I would ask that you please try to curb your self-stated aggression for the sake of productive discussion, unless your only intent is to incite other users.
Inflammatory? Provocative? You don't like being taken to the task for your own hypocrisies, like the vultures bit? Then stop posting. If you're inflamed by what I'm saying, you're inflamed with yourself.

Your list of 1-7 is at pretty weak, overall. The only really good item on there is #2.

1. Anyone who fails to enter their home for a full 45 days might as well be unsubbed, for the purposes of housing. This is ridiculous. Of course the house should go to someone who will actually use it.
2. Entirely true. These people should be targeted more ruthlessly.
3. This is a minor inconvenience, compared to the immense difficulty of securing housing. If you're wondering why they're doing this at all, it's actually pretty simple: SE is trying to keep the cost of these items high by ensuring their scarcity. This benefits crafters and players selling the materials for them.
4. Good. That means the only people who own homes will be the ones using them. Excellent. Everyone else - hit the street. Let's see some lively neighborhoods again!
5. It is explainable, although the truth tends to drive people up the wall. The short answer is deflationary gil destruction. Housing was implemented not merely as an amusement, but also as a means of removing gil from circulation by taking from the richest demographic of players. This reduces the disparity of held gil between the old money folks and new players. When housing filled up, this process ceased entirely. SE wants everyone involved in the homeowning process, as they're gaining or losing homes, to lose gil forever. Few people will ever accept this as positive, because people are inherently selfish, but it very good for noobs in the grand scheme of things.
6. Who utilizes homes owned by other people who aren't specifically sharing the home with them? People entering homes owned by dead accounts? Seriously, though - this one is absolutely necessary, or one character could prevent any number of homes from being reclaimed just by going from door to door.
7. 33%? Where are you getting this number? SE has stated the intend to start opening ward after ward to satisfy demand after the implementation of the reclaim system - and they have stated this is will happen before Ishgard housing. Ishgard housing is step 3.