No, and that’s been explained many times and if you’re going to continue to ignore it, then I guess this conversation is over because I don’t like repeating myself.
people have explained that the blizzard devs have acknowledged that an unconfirmed amount of people have requested player housing, but the blizzard devs have not confirmed that there will be a specific time when player housing will be coming to the World of Warcraft game.
would i be correct in my understanding here?
thank you so much for your information on this topic, i really enjoyed having this discussion with you, friend
Now that the Troll is on ignore and nothing of value was lost.
Let’s actually address the OP’s point.
Garrisons were not an actual player housing system. A player housing system is something that let’s you build houses in the style you want and decorate as you see fit, in a location of your choosing. There is a lot more freedom to what you can do with a housing system than what Garrisons allowed for.
The Garrisons were a player HUB system. And one that had positives and negatives. I still use my Garrisons from time to time, but if a true player housing system were implemented, and it will be see my posts above for details, then I probably wouldn’t use Garrisons as much.
Housing would also promote new aspects to Professions, Raids, and Dungeons. It would be a huge breath of life for the game. You can look at other games with housing systems to see how players have interacted with systems like this for example.
You’re not wrong. It is honestly surprising to me when people try to compare Garrisons to a housing system when the information on video game housing systems is public knowledge. A quick google search will tell you all you need to know.
I also play SWTOR and that crappy, dying game has a housing system that blows garrisons out of the water. Even FF14, which has a terrible housing system, is still better than garrisons.
Like I said, he’s just being dishonest because it supports his argument that garrisons are our player housing.
Edit: and another thing I don’t get is why anyone would be against player housing. In all other mmos, player housing, unlike the crappy garrisons, is 100% optional.
I have only ever heard someone mention that Ion mentioned that it isn’t off the tables and they are looking into it (which admittedly is Blizzard-speech for “We are working on it but can’t tell you that we are right now!”), but nothing nowhere near as specific as what you are eluding towards here.
You wouldn’t happen to know where I could find this particular interview? The only one I am aware of touching on this is the one with Hazelnutty.
yes you had multiple plots within your housing complex to choose where you could place your houses within the garrison.
yes, you could make your garrison housing complex contain the following houses:
alchemy lab
Barn (lovely to have animals at your house)
barracks
gem boutique
gladiator sanctum
lumber mill
there are many more, instead of typing out all the different types of houses you could build within your garrison housing complex, i will link the wowhead guide to garrison buildings.
I’ve participated in both SWTOR and FFXIV housing. Hell I participated in Lord of the Rings Online housing. Gods that’s a memory that takes me back…Anyway the systems, while flawed, are good in many ways. I think Wildstar also had a good housing system, though the game shot itself in the foot by catering only to its hardcore player base.
But any time I see people opposing Player housing, it always boils down to them thinking it will take something away from their preferred content. “If we get player housing we’ll lose a raid teir.” Or “PVP will suffer cause they are working on housing.” Or “They won’t do class tuning cause they are working on Player Housing.”
Which I get the concern, but I think they are working to spread their resources out more so working on things like Housing, won’t take away from the teams already working on those things. And with the Warband tech requiring them to rebuild a lot of code, more than likely they are also working on ways to fix their technological limitations that prevent things like housing.