For the love of god, add a priority system.

[Solowing]

Because a lot of players state they are only interested in ward housing and would never accept instanced housing. They want to feel like they're in a living neighborhood and they're willing to risk demolition to get that feeling.

Outside yard is worth risking demolition to me if SE never implements an instanced housing system that includes both interior and exterior spaces. I want that slice of nature as part of my housing (though I'd be happier without neighboring houses blocking views). Right now, it's impossible to convincingly recreate that in housing interiors.

That's not going to stop me from dreaming that we might one day get something on the scope of RIFT Dimensions. Realistically, I don't think SE would ever deliver it despite the good first steps added with Island Sanctuary.

Nobody with common sense is going to take a ward plot that requires you to keep a active subscription and 45 day mandatory check-in, over a instanced plot of the same size that exempt from being demolished. I own an FC and a private, i cant even leave for longer then 2 weeks. If you get exactly what you want, thats a boon to me. why wouldnt i want this, i could move my homes into spaces that i dont have to upkeep my subscription for? Whats 20 slots and crossbreeding, when i can drop my suscription without fear of losing my work?


but why would S.E want that? If they were to give you what you want,they are just as likely to put a demo timer on your instanced house, because they are not just going to let the free income just walk away. When they have suckers like myself who kept a sub up for 5 years+ in part to keep my house regardless of the content drought or low points in the game. Now if you want to vouch for me reasons to finally let my sub lapse for alil while, by all mean go for it.

But theirs a profit motive for them to leave the system the way it is. But im aware that i willingly walked into the trap, and they get basically free money for as long as my interest in the plot holds