Island Sanctuary is NOT housing!!!

[Hurlstone]

Be nice to have a house/living quarters where there is a living area like a house even if we can't deco it. Obviously being able to decorate would be ideal but I'd like a living area the cabin as such sure doesn't qualify. The bathhouse and treehouse are amazing though. Give us a living area as well.

Honestly I would LOVE a customizable treehouse, one that we could perhaps set up whereever we want in the wild. Even a cave I can drop carpets in would be nice haha!

[Jojoya]

Honestly I would LOVE a customizable treehouse, one that we could perhaps set up whereever we want in the wild. Even a cave I can drop carpets in would be nice haha!

I made myself a treehouse in RIFT's Dimensions once. Took one of the bigger trees with a good branch layout, resized it to maximum then started adding rooms on different branches and fishnet "bridges" to connect them together along with creating an entrance path from the top of a cliff in the Dimension.

It was a lot of fun to do. I still wish the rest of RIFT had been as good as their housing.

It's that you're doing it wrong, there is a way to make 3k xp via the factory (1 Xp per azure assignat received via the sale), 1k via the livestock 120 per harvest X the number of crop slots; per day.
2k per week via the weekly objectives journal. And quite a bit via building upgrades.

Yoshi-P told you it was chill content between two PvE content. If the grind harvest only yields 10 xp, you're doing it wrong and you're doing the content wrong.

Why ever would you tell someone they're doing it wrong when it's supposed to be relaxing content for players to approach in the way they want? Not everyone gives a damn about max efficiency nor is trying to achieve it relaxing. It might be satisfying in the end but it's most definitely not relaxing.

It's still not a farm simulator even if there's a little bit of farming involved. Also don't know why you bring up the workshop as some sort of proof it's a farm simulator. Farms don't usually process the "raw" materials into finished products. They ship them to the factories that do.