Could be like GW2's hosuing system... Wait that doesn't exist. Granted its not as nice as ESO's but most of ESO's house cost a ton of real money and are all instanced anyway.
Could be like GW2's hosuing system... Wait that doesn't exist. Granted its not as nice as ESO's but most of ESO's house cost a ton of real money and are all instanced anyway.

I rather have that than what we have. I'd pay real money to have a themed housing.
We don't talk about that says the hardcore player lol Notice they won't respond to that pick out something else you said.
Not that you're a reasonable sort, but I'd still petition to assume people don't respond because of the very logical and smart design that you can only post a certain amount of times a day on the boards because if there's one thing better than communication, it's restricting communication. /s
This is patently false. You can get most of the ESO houses without spending a dime of real money. I know this because I owned every house in that game except the ones which were store exclusive.



Yep. Many if not most can be obtained for in game gold. I also have four full houses that were given away for free as part of ESO game promotions or events. Then there is the free inn room, though small, each character gets.
Funny, that's not at all what was said in the posts. Maybe you should take your own signature's advice and
Before you type something make sure you have proof of what you're saying

While yes, instanced housing would be nice. instanced housing also requires a ton of server space for the current most popular MMO in the world. Mind you we only got instanced areas at expansion launch due to clogged up servers due to everyone buying Endwalker going above and beyond expectations leading to long, long wait times to enter the game. Meaning they don't have the base server space until recently just to fit everyone in the game. instanced housing is above and beyond that. If your sub and everyone's sub could pay for that before we'd chances are have it. We haven't due to server costs and will probably get it sometime down the road simply due to how many play it now. Housing has always been a luxury end game thing not really required for the game and thus has been put on the back burner. Which, much like PVP, they're only trying to rework now since the main story (for this massive chapter in it) is done. A new story in the works, thus they have the time for it.
As for the new lottery system, they stated if you read the update logs the issue wasn't the lottery itself but displaying of data. People didn't actually roll 0's it displayed 0's and they have the data of who won despite rolling a zero. Thus those who won but rolled 0 are getting the house. Those who lost and rolled 0 are not. Those unaffected are unaffected. You got the lottery. It's a step in the right direction.
You pay a sub to play the game not have everything in the game. But a chance too. Well my friend lottery is all chance. And you win or lose. I won, you lost. Reroll.



It's pretty close to the worst system. Definitely in the area of accessibility.
"A good RPG needs a healthy dose of imbalance."
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuC365vjzBFmvbu6M7dB80A




Should've just stuck with the original system where you could buy a plot immediately as the prior tenant left. Led to an interesting dynamic with plot re-sales. Maybe have the lottery system ONLY for when new wards open, to prevent the mad rush when that happens.
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