I hope you're trying to be sarcastic here because the majority of it is nonsense.
You're exaggerating when you say decorating takes hundreds of hours. I've been able to decorate a small house for friends who wanted a simple look in about 3 hours. Think the most I've ever spent on a total remodel of my own medium house is about 30 hours over 3 days and part of that was wasted time because my original idea wasn't working to my satisfaction. It doesn't take that long to decorate if you've already got in idea in mind.
No one needs to have all the jobs at max to be capable of making every furnishing themselves. The MB does exist. I buy some of what I use when I remodel because it's convenient.
Just because you don't see someone sitting at their house 24/7 doesn't make it an "orphaned house". There's a lot of content in the game to enjoy, and almost none of it is found in the housing wards. Few are going to sit at their house all day ignoring the rest of the game.
Certainly there are some players who buy a house then ignore it but that number is smaller than you imply.
You stated "never". We've stated you're wrong because we've had actual experience to the contrary. Now you're moving the goalposts.
There may not currently be empty wards like we saw in the past but there are still many worlds outside of NA that have plots immediately available for purchase.
I understand the frustration you're experiencing at being unable to get a house. i've had friend go through it. But unless SE does something that solve the supply problem once and for all, it will continue to be a problem for players no matter how many different purchase systems get tried.
Just remember that most of those players who relocate already had to sit through several sessions of Housing Savage to even get a house that can be relocated. They paid their dues and now they're moving to a plot they like better than the one they had to settle for.
They are not the problem - the supply is.
As expected, you once again moved the goalposts because others have to point out you're wrong.



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