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The forum community keeps crying about instance housing ... question is why? if SE said they would review the allocation of fc wards. ... that is my point .. they should have waited for the review and not cry instance housing, instance housing, instance housing, that cry is still ringing in my ears.





instanced housing already exists in appartments. so unless insland sanctuaries come with a little single floor home that doesn't have a secondary instance to it, what the playerbase calls instanced housing is never going to happen.
When SE advertises "housing" with pictures of houses they set the expectations themselves. Defining if apartments are housing or not is fine, but it misses the point.
Apartments are incredibly small and don't offer the same benefits of S, M or L houses; you know, like the pictures in the advertisements.
Demand for houses seems pretty high if you look at the number of bids. Having a system that encourages players to make small FCs so they can participate in housing as advertised is eating up the lots they seem to intend for what is, in their minds, FCs full of players who can take advantage of housing as a group.
It just seems like bad decisions. For a relatively new player, not seeing any SE forum posts about housing (except a sticky one from many years ago?!?) is making me think ignoring popular issues will not do them any favors.
Encouraging players to give feedback here is also silly. SE does not interact with the forum community and the trolls are rampant (see OP) and just serve to rub salt into other's wounds.





Apartments are still limited in number. In true instanced housing, every character has their own individual place.
EQII gave all characters an inn room and part of the initial starting quests involved accessing that inn room and you even got some basic furniture. You could keep that room and also purchase other instanced housing. So you could have multiple places. There were buildings with doors with different addresses. Everyone for a given address accessed their particular instance from that door so everyone wasn't crowding around one location. You could control access. You could even sell on the market board from your housing. And there was even an outdoor possible in the form of courtyard type areas. There was no limitation on how many people could have their instance at a given address. This is the type of thing that's meant by true instanced housing.
They're already part of the way there with apartments. They just need to figure out the last few steps and whatever it would take behind the scenes to implement them.

Can someone lock this thread, it's a needless one.
And everybody clapped.I have been vindicated on a monumental scale Wards 10 to ward 24 will be personnel housing now. I have been saying make an FC get a house but now no one has to. It was said the Devs didn't care about housing and when I disagreed I was attacked and trolled. Today I have a huge smile on my face and you naysayers have so much egg on your faces it's very funny.


And it still won't be enough.
Your boos mean nothing! I've seen what makes you people cheer. -Rick Sanchez




fairly certain there is something "monumental" in this thread... not sure its what the OP thinks it is though.
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