Highland/Alpine partitions: the bare minimum.

[HeyMcFly]

I do get the point and I disagree to it, lack of creativity is lack of creativity.... any other ward in game also has limited partitions to their respective build format.

The other wards do have their limited partitions to their build format, EXCEPT Ishgard- There are Glade Partitions (Lavender beds) There are Glade Pillars (again, lavender beds) Do you know what there is not? Highland/ Alpine/ Ishgardian Partitions & Pillars. Now do you understand? Because I don't believe you when you say you do.
You were not grasping the concept but hopefully I have helped you

It has nothing to do with creativity, but a lack of resources- you saying it's a lack of creativity is just you being cornered & throwing an insult because you came here without a valid point.

[Ayan_Calvesse]

I respectfully disagree; my reasoning below.

I would argue that creativity has its limits within the confines of the system within which they reside - it falls outside of the typical SCAMPER logic of housing design due to system constraints that are unique to Ishgard homes exclusively at this time. A pillar being in a inconvient place is a issue of creativity - how to you build around or incorporate it into the build - those are your only options. A good point to consider - in all other layouts - you can blend your construction into the existing layout due to the existence of matching partitions/pillars. The option is currently absent which results in a net loss of options - in essence it makes Ishgard homes the lesser option due to the limitations of the structure. It results in more item slots to replicate the same effect possible in all other ward layouts.

Secondly, its no surprise that housing oversights happen - I think a good example of this would be the curved marble partition or the Glade Door partition. I believe that the high-land limitation is merely a oversight; and I think a request for it to be made equal is not unrealistic; its merely a desire in short for Ishgard designing to follow essentially the same design limitations as all other wards - something very vexing to many designers due to the sparse limitations on item budget - which I think you might agree with me is the greatest hurdle to creativity. In essence I do not think the request comes from a place of laziness or entitlement; rather merely the result of a upset of design options which also has a tendency to rob Ishgard of the alpine aesthetic due to folks having to take extensive measures to deal with Ishgard bones lacking matching components.

[Elevin]

creativity is already greatly limited in the game. People always go for the modern look because doing anything archaic or fantasy looking is nigh impossible with the numerous amount of mismatched furniture along with teh vanilla walls not being very accommodating to wall mounted items.

The devs need to remove or have an optional snap to surface option. Allow 6 degrees of freedom with the placement of all items. Completely overhaul how house walls work with the ability to swap them out for different wall types. After all, we know it's already possible for them to change the interior of houses since Free Company apartments stay intact when they are moved from one housing area to another. So since the furniture locations are saved in a database with x/y/z coordinates, then they could make a system so that you can swap out the interiors of houses/apartments.

[Kuroka]

I remember it was the same on Hingashi, took ages till i had matching walls... especially the custom ones....