Yeah dude, making apartments better would be fantastic. I've been saying for a while that they should just up the furniture cap on everything. For me personally, if my apartment had a doubled furniture capacity and some kind of genuine gardening element, I'd be a lot happier with the decorating side of things. Also, unrelated, but letting all property owners save their furniture loadouts like one saves glam plates, would be phenomenal. In this way, you could decorate to your heart's content, save it to a housing plate, and then tear everything down and decorate again without losing anything; you could go back to your first setup with one click. Or you could have general living arrangements, save those, and then swap to a halloween theme in October with one click. etc. I'm getting into pipe dream stuff, so I'll stop. But yeah I agree! Make apartments better, and less people will want a house.


Quote Originally Posted by Yshtola_Cat View Post
It's almost comical at this point how everyone and their lalafell want to make apartments more appealing while also failing to address that they already are cheaper and permanent. So sure, you want apartments to be bigger. Potentially the size of a medium or a large house. What's the tradeoff here because frankly, throwing out more gil isn't it.

Square Enix will not make the additional hardware they have purchased for wards become obsolete just so that apartments can be supposedly more appealing. So how do you bonify apartments while also keeping houses relevant? How do you prevent the outrage from house owners when they suddenly have a better housing option than current apartments? Do you pull a patch 2.3 and tell them **** you and whatever gil or money you have spent?
This whole post reads like the only reason you bought a house was to lord some false sense of superiority over other people who didn't luck their way into one. Someone suggests improving apartments so more players can enjoy decorating, and you're malding because now they'll finally have a feature that you've enjoyed for years.