Housing demolition and the inevitable loss of items

[WinglessSeraphim]

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You asked for opinions from others and you got it. Just because you don't like the opinion, doesn't mean the person stating it is being mean.

You talk about reading comprehension and how others don't seem to have it but you're the one who didn't read the fine print about SE house ownership and what happens when you don't enter the house for 45 days.

[Jojoya]

You asked for opinions from others and you got it. Just because you don't like the opinion, doesn't mean the person stating it is being mean.

You talk about reading comprehension and how others don't seem to have it but you're the one who didn't read the fine print about SE house ownership and what happens when you don't enter the house for 45 days.

Such irony. That's twice you haven't read what the OP posted to understand what happened.

[WinglessSeraphim]

Such irony. That's twice you haven't read what the OP posted to understand what happened.

I read what they were moaning about. Wanting the stuff they lost instead be safe with the calamity salvager. That's not how it works. Then we got you, the wannabe SE MVP chiming in, again. The teacher's pet that even the teacher hates.

[Olvido]

Such irony. That's twice you haven't read what the OP posted to understand what happened.

Right? By the way, I'm telling my friends about storing stuff in the apartment. I wish I had thought of that earlier.

I read what they were moaning about. Wanting the stuff they lost instead be safe with the calamity salvager. That's not how it works. Then we got you, the wannabe SE MVP chiming in, again. The teacher's pet that even the teacher hates.

Your veiled insults and lack of empathy aren't really adding to the conversation so perhaps take the L and refrain from commenting further.

To clarify, and actually add to the conversation:

As mentioned before, perhaps a solution could be for them to remove the option of having people purchase and place stuff in other people's places, but you can also buy stuff at the mogstation and place it, so that's money they could make in the form of gifts. I don't know the tech involved but we do have permanent inventory in apartments, and the "glamours" stored in the Island Sanctuary, so perhaps a similar registry you can "collect" and then place as much or little as you want once you collect those? You should only be able to place those in your own home, after all. Make it like character and plot bound? I'll keep thinking of stuff. If we get any traction perhaps they could make any of these a reality without affecting the sale of furniture items too much. Or make it just so certain stuff can be "stored" as "glamours", like the Armoire, where it's like a separate inventory. I think a combination of those could maybe work!

[WinglessSeraphim]

It's a public forum and you asked for opinions. If you don't like what someone has to say put them on the ignore list.

As for your suggestion that things be put on the calamity salvager, I don't agree with it. You had 45 days to enter your house so you wouldn't lose your stuff. You didn't and the your stuff is with the housing NPC, you didn't claim your stuff within the timeframe which is I believe 30-35 days. So 75 to 80 days to claim your housing items is quite generous, in my opinion. Or do you want to give me an opinion so it appeases you?