




Knowing the dev team, they would make a system that would require you to change each individual window and they'd count towards your 40-interactive items limit. >w>



The ability to craft window curtains would be nice.
Just a few ideas.
- Flat walls.
- make the undyeable furniture dyeable.
- allow the ability to dye more parts on furniture.
- add miscellaneous items in the empty space of the manor counter's open shelf with a faucet (luxury items should have perks like that).
- hanging pots on either the manor counter or manor stove
- a folded folding ladder
- a mop and bucket,
- a broom.
- Miqo-freindly windows.
- doorknobs that are not the size of my head.
- a small bookshelf that would have the width but only half of the length of the walnut cartonnier.
- remove the middle window in apartments.
- add a little more space at the partition door by at least an inch so as not to scrape the floor and go over rugs without clipping.
- a larger variety of vanity mirrors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CpQBhvZO4U
- Remove chamber pots from existence since Eorzea will now have plumbing and therefore toilets...
- An increase to the amount of space available to sm/apartment/fc-room by 5ft wide 5-10 ft length.
- Improvements to outward appearance of apartment structures (example: the lavender beds).
- A doubling of the number of apartment structures in housing areas.
- A coffee maker.
- A few life guards at the swimming areas.
- Oh, and some water slides, please.
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-Please continue to develop improvements to the system to allow for even more furniture slots.
-Increase of apartment size to encourage players to use them. (it should be larger than an FC room).
-Allow removal of pillars or allow furniture to clip through them. I wish to have cabinets that are flushed against the wall.
-Half vertical walls.
-Paper partitions that do not function as doors.
-Minions roam inside house.
-Allowing more freedom of placing objects on tabletop.
Thank you SE.

Odds are this has been requested already, since I don't frequent this part of the forum. Either way, can we in the future get:
- Two- and three-section partitions. Just like the ones we have now, but they're double or triple length. Would be a real slot-saver.
- L-shaped partitions, for the same reason.
- Box and barrel sets. Right now making a space look busy takes too many slots.
- Groups of materials, like the ones we see behind vendor stalls in Revenant's Toll. Same reason as above.
- I- and symmetric L-shaped bar counters. Cause goddamn.
If players are allowed to move lighting fixtures in the future: maybe it would be better to make some of them in smaller sizes
In general it would be a great idea to make 3 apartment new structures per ward and then increase the item limit for houses by 25-50 units. Preferably, implementing them in the order of:
- Increasing the number of apartment structures and apartments
- Increasing the item limit by 20 units
- Removing the wall pillars
- Adding canopied terraces/balconies to apartments and back doors to homes
- A miniature greenhouse outdoor furnishing that would be small enough to fit inside apartment balconies
- new wards
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Ewwwwwww, it's all glowwy again!
More greenery in The Goblet. It's so drab when there are no events going on. Maybe something like this:
It would also be nice to have an actual fountain (with moving water) in that Brimming Heart centerpiece.
The cliff walls or the stone walls should be a slightly different shade so they don't blend in with each other. The Goblet has too much brown in it and it makes it look drab and dead.
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