Crazy Idea: Everyone can get a house

[Corvus_V]

You getting a house does not make the game "better".

Youre right buddy. Not being able to do things in a game you pay for has no bearing on how good the game is. "You just want more," yes, if i wanted to make a better design, id have trouble doing that with 100 slots and all the space of a closet. The system itself is awful for being inadequate to the player count in the first place, not to mention just how pitiful it is to larger house size demand. It is a system so flawed it literally has no positives. There is nothing good about artifical scarcity, objectively, so I have no idea what the hell you see thats good about this other than you looking out for SEs pocket.

No shit people are complaining. People don't even want the small plots. I wish people would stop pretending SE simply cannot do instanced homesteads. Other games have done it, they are not poor. There is no reason people need to just "be content with apartments" while all the other sizes exist. They constantly release decorations during events and even if they didnt its basically a font of potential.

And lol, "its for fcs" theres no fucking benefit to fcs owning larges or mediums, yet thats the only houses that are consumed in virtually every ward out of the 18 they got last week. If housing wasnt arbitrarily tied to the company workshop, there wouldnt be an incentive for them to eat houses in order to spam airships and subs either. Its almost as if it was just a series of bad design choices to begin with? Why not change it? Do you think your taxes are gonna go up?

Sorry if it doesnt support your narrative.

I can count the number of times Ive made friends with people in my area or talked to people who live in my ward on my hands, over the course of time Ive played this game and several different wards, and Im not shy. 90% of the time I dont even encounter other people, I run into their house and parkour on their roof and they are nowhere to be found or they are AFK at a bell somewhere else completely. This dead ward shit is not uncommon and its not a narrative.