So, what now? Lotteries with 150+ bids until... when?

[ShantiiElorei]

Housing is fine as it is, no thanks. Instanced housing can stay away.

Gonna assume you're one of the lucky few who was able to get a house and therefore think nothing needs to change? Must be nice.

They can keep the current housing system as-is for all I care and just add a SEPARATE instanced housing district so at least the many people who want to be able to enjoy this part of the game can at least do so, in a public neighborhood or not. Then everyone is happy, problem solved!

[Stormpeaks]

Gonna assume you're one of the lucky few who was able to get a house and therefore think nothing needs to change? Must be nice.

They can keep the current housing system as-is for all I care and just add a SEPARATE instanced housing district so at least the many people who want to be able to enjoy this part of the game can at least do so, in a public neighborhood or not. Then everyone is happy, problem solved!

Oh I do think something needs to change, go back to first come first serve with placard camping, problem solved. Odds are better, sure it's a waste of time, but at least you dont get 3 chances a month agaisnt over 100 people.

[ShantiiElorei]

Oh I do think something needs to change, go back to first come first serve with placard camping, problem solved. Odds are better, sure it's a waste of time, but at least you dont get 3 chances a month agaisnt over 100 people.

That system excluded anyone with a job, school, or other responsibilities, which also sucks. And is frankly a great way to give people repetitive stress injuries. I don't think that was any better. The issue is availability more than anything. That's what they need to solve.

[Stormpeaks]

That system excluded anyone with a job, school, or other responsibilities, which also sucks. And is frankly a great way to give people repetitive stress injuries. I don't think that was any better. The issue is availability more than anything. That's what they need to solve.

That is very wrong, there was "prime time" which consisted of 2 to 4 hrs, you didnt have to camp all day, people decided to do that despite the extremely low odds of the house selling in that time.

[ShantiiElorei]

That is very wrong, there was "prime time" which consisted of 2 to 4 hrs, you didnt have to camp all day, people decided to do that despite the extremely low odds of the house selling in that time.

Not sure how what I said was wrong? I didn't say anything about camping all day. If someone's job or other responsibilities fell during that prime time, they were out of luck. And you definitely don't have to be repeatedly clicking literally all day to end up with tendinitis. Speaking from personal experience here.