Demolition Timers should be adjusted

[Tony89]

I have been playing this game for ten years straight on a 6month renewing subscription. love this game, I don't really take long breaks because technically you can't or you lose the house that took you awhile to save up for... been playing a little enshrouded wake of water and received a notification that my house was set for demolition today, I feel like was in the house within 45 days??.. that's not really the point tho, if the developers are constantly telling us to take breaks from the game, but taking a break can cause you to lose your house, how can that be reconciled. I'm not asking to remove the demolition timer entirely because then no new players will get a house, but it should be extended.. 3 months 6 months, all I know is "45 days" is not enough time.

[Solowing]

Six months isn't a break , it's a hiatus.

Most people within a united states get a week off for PTO if you youre even offered PTO. 7 to 14 days at most for irl. 91 to 180 days to not login to NOT utilize your plof is excessive when their isnt enough for to go around as it is.

[IOwn92FCHouses]

Six months isn't a break , it's a hiatus.

Most people within a united states get a week off for PTO if you youre even offered PTO. 7 to 14 days at most for irl. 91 to 180 days to not login to NOT utilize your plof is excessive when their isnt enough for to go around as it is.

Oh damn. I didn't know we had the god of fucking break downtime over here. Enlighten me, great one. What is the proper term for 2 years of not doing something? A decade? Humble me with your knowledge. Fuck the definition of the word altogether, we have the GOD DAMN EXPERT HERE.

[Solowing]

Oh damn. I didn't know we had the god of fucking break downtime over here. Enlighten me, great one. What is the proper term for 2 years of not doing something? A decade? Humble me with your knowledge. Fuck the definition of the word altogether, we have the GOD DAMN EXPERT HERE.

I'ma go with 42, final answer. Next question?

[LaylaTsarra]

Six months isn't a break , it's a hiatus.

Most people within a united states get a week off for PTO if you youre even offered PTO. 7 to 14 days at most for irl. 91 to 180 days to not login to NOT utilize your plof is excessive when their isnt enough for to go around as it is.

Paying a sub is all you should need. This enter the house in 45 days is a load of.... I enter mine frequently but still shouldn't be necessary for anyone paying to play this game. End your sub well then the timer should kick in, in my opinion although I think 3 months is more reasonable in my view.

The whole idea of demolition is to recapture houses from those who QUIT the game and I fully support that.

[Solowing]

Paying a sub is all you should need. This enter the house in 45 days is a load of.... I enter mine frequently but still shouldn't be necessary for anyone paying to play this game. End your sub well then the timer should kick in, in my opinion although I think 3 months is more reasonable in my view.

The whole idea of demolition is to recapture houses from those who QUIT the game and I fully support that.

How to word it.. Like so here's the thing, technically XIV doesn't require you to have a subscription to keep you plot, which in itself is the proverbial "slack in the line" If I unsubscribe, and let my sub lapse. My house will still continue to stand despite my subscription being lapsed as long as it has been checked in every other month and a week, give or take. But even if my subscription is active, I will lose it if I do not utilize it. Sidestepping the "paying member argument" as "non payers" are held to the same standard as "payers" A subscription isn't the criteria to keep your plot, its utilization.

"The whole idea of demolition is to recapture houses from those who QUIT the game and I fully support that."

The whole idea of demolition is to recapture ABANDONED/UNUSED plots, and those who QUIT also fall under both criteria. But an active subscription user who also abandons or doesn't utilize their plot within a reasonable time-frame falls under that criteria as well. Doesn't matter if your sub is active or not. You need to utilize your plot. If not, apartments are a better option if you wanna set it an forget it.

[LaylaTsarra]

"The whole idea of demolition is to recapture houses from those who QUIT the game and I fully support that."

The whole idea of demolition is to recapture ABANDONED/UNUSED plots, and those who QUIT also fall under both criteria. But an active subscription user who also abandons or doesn't utilize their plot within a reasonable time-frame falls under that criteria as well. Doesn't matter if your sub is active or not. You need to utilize your plot. If not, apartments are a better option if you wanna set it an forget it.

I don't agree. Paying a sub is all that should be needed. Will they change it doubt it but in my view that doesn't make it right for people who are playing this game and supporting it. You're entitled to your view and that atm is what the devs support but those of us who don't agree can continue to express our view.

Had a friend today dm me she had 3 of her houses under demolition warning with no email. She has a slew of alts on multiple DC's. At the very least if they are going to do what they do they need to get their act together and make sure users are notified by email. That notification should also include an in game warning in chat if you are logged into the game.

They've at least added an in game warning if you enter your garden and not the house proper.

[Solowing]

I don't agree. Paying a sub is all that should be needed. Will they change it doubt it but in my view that doesn't make it right for people who are playing this game and supporting it. You're entitled to your view and that atm is what the devs support but those of us who don't agree can continue to express our view.

Given you've start before I did. How was your view from the outside looking in when demo timers didn't exist? Were you ok with plots were were abandoned for months on end with no ability to obtain it? I was one of the people very much in favor of freeing up UNUSED plots. Nobody said "Only Non Subscribers plot" The message was UNUSED/Abandoned plots needs to be free up. So here I am, standing on business. Because I asked for the demo timer like so many others to free up unused plots from those who abandoned them. Am I going to ask for the rules to be changed because "I got mine" now?


Im fine with more ways of warnings, but even getting a warning is telling to the amount of use your house is getting.

[JohncarterIx]

dec2 wow houseing water falls no timers no houses going poof if you take a few month off go figure

[Solowing]

dec2 wow houseing water falls no timers no houses going poof if you take a few months off go figure

you have fun with that La Carte secondary currency for housing items, in a subscription based game. Blizzard isn't doing this for the player, they see a market and $$$ signs.

Its the same devil in a different tuxedo. Your house isnt gonna be demoed if you unsub for extended periods, but you're certainly going to be paying more then your FF14 sub to decorate your house

The secondary currency for World of Warcraft housing is Hearthsteel, a new virtual currency bought with real money in the upcoming Midnight expansion. It is used to purchase exclusive decorations for player housing, though most housing items will still be earnable in-game. It will integrate with the existing Battle.net economy and should be compatible with the WoW Token, allowing players to eventually use gold to purchase Hearthsteel.

Id rather login once a month, rather then be subjected to a secondary purchasable currency "Hearth-steel", that also play into the primary purchasable currency "Wow Tokens" In a game I'm already paying a subscription for