Live Letter Predictions!!!

[Caitlyn]

[Daralii]

Isn't a new housing area pretty much confirmed? The promo site says that the first stage of the reconstruction of Ishgard will be a new district called The Firmament, which was translated as the Blue Sky District in some other languages.

[disturbedcobra]

Isn't a new housing area pretty much confirmed? The promo site says that the first stage of the reconstruction of Ishgard will be a new district called The Firmament, which was translated as the Blue Sky District in some other languages.

It's implied, but not 100% confirmed. Yoshi P Never did confirm as of yet that it will be set in place for housing.

[ADVSS]

LOL love this! Even put please look forward to it in there!

[Iscah]

I think you'd have to check what "Foundation" and "The Pillars" are called in those other languages, because technically they're city districts as well. (Alternately, what the existing housing districts are called relative to the main cities.)

The firmament is an archaic concept of the sky - a solid outer dome upon which the sun, moon and stars are attached. Now used poetically.

Alternately I'll guess that the "Blue Sky" translation might come from the Japanese term - I don't know what that is, but if I remember correctly Heavensward's Japanese title is Azure Skies of Ishgard.



Until we've seen for sure that there will be housing, I don't think it's a good idea to assume it's coming.

[griffinborn]

Gib Stoneskin back. My saltskin is starting to irritate.

[Mansion]

I think you'd have to check what "Foundation" and "The Pillars" are called in those other languages, because technically they're city districts as well. (Alternately, what the existing housing districts are called relative to the main cities.)

The firmament is an archaic concept of the sky - a solid outer dome upon which the sun, moon and stars are attached. Now used poetically.

Alternately I'll guess that the "Blue Sky" translation might come from the Japanese term - I don't know what that is, but if I remember correctly Heavensward's Japanese title is Azure Skies of Ishgard.



Until we've seen for sure that there will be housing, I don't think it's a good idea to assume it's coming.

French text says roughly "the birth of a new district: Azurée" (a word that exists in English too "Azure Dragoon", meaning Blue and Sky by metaphor in French)

[Theodric]

The development team has been pretty tight lipped about the 'farmer' feature that is supposedly coming, so I wonder if the Live Letter will address that? There's nothing on the official Shadowbringers site about it so I wonder if it'll somehow tie into the Ishgard reconstruction effort?

[Vahlnir]

There's nothing on the official Shadowbringers site about it so I wonder if it'll somehow tie into the Ishgard reconstruction effort?

Knowing them it will potentially be locked behind that but will be incomplete and not be released until patch 5.3 or something.

[disturbedcobra]

The development team has been pretty tight lipped about the 'farmer' feature that is supposedly coming, so I wonder if the Live Letter will address that? There's nothing on the official Shadowbringers site about it so I wonder if it'll somehow tie into the Ishgard reconstruction effort?

I wonder, maybe it is a community-based zone where anyone is able to garden freely without being tied to a house? Maybe people are able to purchase a set number of these garden plots specifically for gardening, but of course there would be a max capable of being bought. Each garden plot holds 4-8 beds much like the actual housing garden plots each with varient prices. Just a theory.

Edit: To add to this, maybe players that already own a house are unable to buy said plots as they already have the capabilty to use their own plots for gardening. Also as they are so small, there could be up to maybe 1000 varient patches per sectioned off area with maybe a dozen or so sections within the zone?