Auto demolition of estate or private room

[Naunet]

and how would you suggest they do that without screwing over current housing owners. Anyways massive change like that took place in 1.0 but I doubt we will ever see uproar and discontent like that ever again. Things are just not that bad in current way game runs.

Things ARE that bad in housing, however.

If they implemented a system that automatically spins up new instances whenever one fills - like LotRO, for example - then you could have the best of both worlds in that supply would no longer be an issue, but people who like the "neighborhood" concept would still have their system. Otherwise, a simple instanced housing system where everyone has their own housing instance would also solve the problem. Both of these are systems successfully carried out in other MMOs. There's no reason for us to have a system that hurts players like FFXIV's does.

[Velox]

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LOTRO only works because each house has a very fixed amount of data and limited external customization. FFXIV housing has a tremendous amount of customization, but because of that, uses a tremendous amount of data. You can't have your cake AND eat it too when computers are involved. You have to give up something to gain something.

You want automatically generated wards? Every house has a fixed exterior look and 3 slots for customization. That's it. That's how you free up data to have 10000 wards of housing.

[Pixelmancer]

Think it's not right that your estate or private room goes into auto-demolition at 45 days

Do you think it's right if a new player can't get a house because all the plots are taken by people who haven't played in 5 years?

[Naunet]

FFXIV housing has a tremendous amount of customization

Hahahaha... It does not. Housing systems with "tremendous" amounts of cusomization would be WildStar or Rift.

Do you think it's right if a new player can't get a house because all the plots are taken by people who haven't played in 5 years?

Thus the flaw in the base design, and thus it needs to be changed.