Untrue. I have no feelings toward you personally one way or another.
I simply disagree with the idea that grandfathering should be undone, because I know it would damage player experiences. You have expressed before that you think this damage would ultimately be for the greater good. Both myself and SE disagree and think it would destroy a lot of player enjoyment and cost SE a lot of sub money and customer faith.
I also disagree regarding this apartments and rent idea. I moderate on a discord called Sadu's Housing Alerts. What we do is hand out information to first time house hunters and give them a space to coordinate their ward-checks with one another, to help determine the age of open plots. The discord is 10,000 strong between campers and volunteers. A lot of people put blood, sweat, and tears into the timer daily. And one of my first pieces of advice is "Get an apartment. It's cheaper, it gives you a place to play decorator for now, and it never demolishes even if you take a break!" The housing system is brutal. We all know it. Apartments permanence is one of the best things about housing. Suggesting we make apartments expire is bad for players, it just is.
I did also disagree when you suggested (in jest, apparently?) that relocation "has to go." My reasoning here was that FCs in the past would have to boot offline members to demolish their bedrooms to move a house before 2017. Relocation was added to the game then and stopped FCs from having to disband to move. This is helpful because some FCs never recover from that disband, and playing with your friends should not be made harder.
So I don't hate you, you're off base with that one. I just find you to be off-base also when you attack what I see as cornerstones of housing. And I'm the sort of person who's generally not afraid to walk up to someone and say "you haven't quite thought this through, allow me to show you what you're not seeing."


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