Lottery System is TOO Fair

[caspergrey]

Let's be clear, it's not an objectively "fair" system... it's just a system in lieu of another system that gives more casual players a punchers chance at owning a home.

How can we even being to define what "fair" even means?

You could argue a waiting list is actually more fair, because it's unfair that someone who just started playing the game 3 months can win a large home while someone that's been trying to get one for 10 years loses.

You could argue that a more capitalistic approach is more fair, because if someone wants to get into a better home they should earn the gil and pay more based on demand.

And even with having a long lottery entry window, you could argue that current system gives people who can login an hour before the lottery ends an unfair advantage in bidding on higher probability plots.'

Let's just stop using "fair" to defend any one system over another. The lottery system is just another system with no claims on some mythical objective "more fair" notion