Petition for more wards / instanced housing

[Kirisu]

Also minimizing risks is perfectly possible, doesn't even require thinking outside the box. Or are you saying you did not expect there to be hundreds of people in line with you?

"Minimizing risks." Okay then, I started logging in as soon as the servers went online. I was already in the housing ward. But how do you plan for a 1500+ login queue? sixty properties between divisions and subdivions. Times twelve wards is 720 properties.I'm sure you can do the math... but in case you're an idiot, because you certainly write like one. Thats less than half the number of people in line before me, and everyone behind me. By the time I'd logged in, every property in Shirogane was sold, the properties in old districts that had been relocated? Also sold. IT WAS ALL GONE IN TEN FUCKING MINUTES. HOW DO YOU PLAN FOR THAT?!?! TELL ME BURMECIA-SENPAI-SAMA

[Burmecia]

"Minimizing risks." Okay then, I started logging in as soon as the servers went online. I was already in the housing ward. But how do you plan for a 1500+ login queue? sixty properties between divisions and subdivions. Times twelve wards is 720 properties.I'm sure you can do the math... but in case you're an idiot, because you certainly write like one. Thats less than half the number of people in line before me, and everyone behind me. By the time I'd logged in, every property in Shirogane was sold, the properties in old districts that had been relocated? Also sold. IT WAS ALL GONE IN TEN FUCKING MINUTES. HOW DO YOU PLAN FOR THAT?!?! TELL ME BURMECIA-SENPAI-SAMA

How about another point of view: you play willingly on server, assuming it indeed is Balmung, with around 25,000 players. That is your choice, and right. No one is forcing you to leave, your reasons to stay are valid. You realize these servers are intended to hold far fewer people.
You have no choice but to accept that congestion level of your chosen server affects your chances to access into certain limited resources.
Also, you may accept that the fact that every server indeed has the same number of wards indicates that SE sees housing as legitimate incentive for player population to spread evenly throughout the datacenter.

Server with 25,000 players vs. say, for example, 7000 players. Both will have 720 new plots. On which server your chances are better?
How the vague feeling of entitlement to house, or something like that, translate into right to own house within system that is designed and intended to have finite number of houses? It simply doesn't.

Off-topic: using disagreement as an excuse to disrespect others tells something interesting about your personality.