Housing demolition timer need to be changed! Sitting on your property needs to count.

[HyoMinPark]

So the OP owned a house but didn’t step into it once in 45 days despite logging in every day, and is now mad that he lost the house? You say mad, I did not. i'm disappointed that outside does not count. Thus the post. Also the solutions provided.

I’m going off of the tone of your posts. They sound quite angry, but you could have—at any point during these 45 days—stepped into your house to take care of things. Instead, you opted to check retainers and do stuff at your FC house and just lounge about in your yard. I can’t really feel sorry for that.

[SomeRandomHuman]

Why should they overcomplicate a perfectly fine and functional system because you don't wanna step inside a building for 2 seconds. I will admit that the game is a little unreliable on sending the notices, but if its that hard for you to click on an entrance then how the heck do you even play this game?

They do not need to change the requirements for resetting the auto-demolition timer. The player(s) just need to be responsible enough to step inside it once every week at least.

This whole thread is the result of the laziness of the player not taking the literal FEW SECONDS to step inside his own house once in a while. That was his fault and he has to live it. The Dev team is not your personal problem fixer because you can't put even a modicum of effort into a basic function.

[Prophecy]

I’m going off of the tone of your posts. They sound quite angry, but you could have—at any point during these 45 days—stepped into your house to take care of things. Instead, you opted to check retainers and do stuff at your FC house and just lounge about in your yard. I can’t really feel sorry for that.

No need to feel sorry for me nor do I expect it.

What was stated is the need to have the outside count if we need to have a timer at all.

The other option if we need to have timer is, an in game pop up notice.

The last option is to change or add instances we zone in so we all can have a plot with no timers need.

[Prophecy]

Why should they overcomplicate a perfectly fine and functional system because you don't wanna step inside a building for 2 seconds. I will admit that the game is a little unreliable on sending the notices, but if its that hard for you to click on an entrance then how the heck do you even play this game?

They do not need to change the requirements for resetting the auto-demolition timer. The player(s) just need to be responsible enough to step inside it once every week at least.

This whole thread is the result of the laziness of the player not taking the literal FEW SECONDS to step inside his own house once in a while. That was his fault and he has to live it. The Dev team is not your personal problem fixer because you can't put even a modicum of effort into a basic function.

The fact is the Dev team created this issue which makes us need to enter the house and that same team can change that. This is where that change starts on this post. Lazy or not. It starts here. I am glad this post is getting the attention it needs.

[HyoMinPark]

No need to feel sorry for me nor do I expect it.

What was stated is the need to have the outside count if we need to have a timer at all.

The other option if we need to have timer is, an in game pop up notice.

The last option is to change or add instances we zone in so we all can have a plot with no timers need.

It’s already been stated repeatedly why they probably do not have the outside programmed to count—what with the amount of people that can enter any given yard for any given house, how is the server supposed to identify that it’s the plot’s owner? This game is littered with the remnants of code that are over a decade old, and it wouldn’t surprise me if this code is the limitation here.

While yes, they can give you an in-game pop-up, you already receive multiple emails. I don’t know about you, but my email is all pushed to my phone and I check it daily. If you’re concerned about it going to spam, you can add the addresses to your address book, which should prevent that. There is also a Timers menu that shows up for you AND any tenants you may have discussing estate demolition.

I’m all for instanced housing. I’d rather have it as opposed to ward housing anyways. But the developers seem keen on it not being a thing in the foreseeable future.

[Prophecy]

It’s already been stated repeatedly why they probably do not have the outside programmed to count—what with the amount of people that can enter any given yard for any given house, how is the server supposed to identify that it’s the plot’s owner? This game is littered with the remnants of code that are over a decade old, and it wouldn’t surprise me if this code is the limitation here.

Can the Dev team tell us why they can not ID us on the property? There are other triggers they can use outside (stables, gardening, Sitting, etc...)



While yes, they can give you an in-game pop-up, you already receive multiple emails. I don’t know about you, but my email is all pushed to my phone and I check it daily. If you’re concerned about it going to spam, you can add the addresses to your address book, which should prevent that. There is also a Timers menu that shows up for you AND any tenants you may have discussing estate demolition.

Yes they can give us pop-up! Glad we can agree on that. Thanks!

I’m all for instanced housing. I’d rather have it as opposed to ward housing anyways. But the developers seem keen on it not being a thing in the foreseeable future.

100% agree for Instanced housing! awesome !-_-! Looking forward to it!

[Mew_FC]

Why is this guy asking for an ingame notification when the game already tells you when an estate is about to get nuked?

[Edax]

100% agree for Instanced housing! awesome !-_-! Looking forward to it!

It's not happening, so don't bother looking forward to it.

[Prophecy]

Why is this guy asking for an ingame notification when the game already tells you when an estate is about to get nuked?

Pop up that is not buried! There is a difference.

[Prophecy]

It's not happening, so don't bother looking forward to it.

Time will tell.