Old Housing idea Thread...show yourself!

[LoLo]

I remember that during the early days of 1.0 there was video snap shots of a event where Tanaka release footage of co-op crafting inside of your freecompany house.

One screenshot has two lalafells crafting a huge cake, like a wedding cake. Another screenshot showed a player crafting an actual boat. Now I'm not sure if it was a airship or a boat because it just had the frame of the boat being built. But I would love for this to not be scrapped and used in the game. Please SE!

Also will players be able to make food and place it on tables for anyone in the Free Company to grab and enjoy without having to use trade? Kind of like a crafter can make a pot of stew that feeds about 10 and the first 10 players that interact with it get a stew item.

Fridge and oven would be nice as well.

A place for fishers to hang their biggest catch would give fishers more motivation to keep fishing.

Weavers being able to make bed sheets and quilts for housing.

Also hot tub, or hot spring.

please make it happen SE.

[LoLo]

I remember that during the early days of 1.0 there was video snap shots of a event where Tanaka release footage of co-op crafting inside of your freecompany house.

One screenshot has two lalafells crafting a huge cake, like a wedding cake. Another screenshot showed a player crafting an actual boat. Now I'm not sure if it was a airship or a boat because it just had the frame of the boat being built. But I would love for this to not be scrapped and used in the game. Please SE!

please make it happen SE.

video as my source:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cW56J8Gc5A

Q. At the Ebisu event back in September we saw what looked like group crafting – where a group appeared to jointly craft a cake. What can you tell us about that?

A. Yoshida-san indicated that he wants to keep developing this system, but its priority is still to be decided. He went on to joke that he needs to address how the cake would be used before addressing how the cake was made.

http://www.eorzeapedia.com/2011/03/0...ida/#more-6511