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Here is my very last point I want to set out, and I am not certain it has been touched on before. I could be wrong, because the forums and reddit, and everywhere really are loaded to overflowing with displeasure about housing and I can't read them all.
The Current Housing System Actively, Unquestionably, Discriminates Against People with Disabilities - If you read nothing else of this post, please consider this point.
From the discussions people have in the crowds about the housing system whenever I'm at a plot, I don't think anyone ever really considers this. There is a lot of "This system is better than a lottery", "This system is better than the old", and I can see how that view works for the average person. In general, most people can sit and click repeatedly. They shouldn't, because carpal tunnel and other health risks, but they can and will in order to keep their odds as high as they can towards their finger smashing down at just the right time.
On this front, I am at a severe disadvantage. I suffer from nerve damage and the relevant impact here is I do not have full use of my hands and fingers all the time. I can normally play all aspects of the game just fine and to be honest, it helps me feel a bit better and like I don't have this problem because it doesn't hinder me. Then we get here, where the only way to perceivably improve your odds is to speed spam and button mash, or go against ToS and use a bot which risks being banned. Sometimes I can't move my fingers, so i resort to tapping my whole hand on the number pad and trying to get it precise (you can imagine how that goes). Sometimes I can't move fast and one placard cycle takes a good while. This deeply plays into the demoralizing effect for me personally, given that I don't really see how I could ever obtain a plot with this system. The longer I try to click, the harder it gets which also reduces my chances given I cannot stay present for as long of a window as others.