It’s the one thing every FFXIV player collectively loathes in a community that otherwise produces some of the most creative and enjoyable housing designs out there.
Oh, and because it artificially limits the available housing, it pretty much holds your subscription hostage if you are fortunate enough to get one. Enjoy never being able to unsub for more than 45 days without losing the plot you spent a year getting.
BIG pass on anything like that, for WoW. Not that I’m worried - instanced housing is way more up Blizzard’s alley.
BTW this will just get removed if you dont move it to where it belongs. If blizz is nice they will simply move it. But my money is on a 404 since you are discussing a non Blizzard Game
Lol it works like a charm for Enix. And yeah, housing would ultimately come back to some sort of subscription incentive, but I imagine for Blizzard it’d be more in the vein of limited edition furnishings, rare holiday drops, TP, etc.
I know you make the most money via online in game micro-transactions so why not use that knowledge to include player housing? some people would buy gold just to have premium housing and that alone will make you increased revenue while increase the fun factor for many players.
No you are not, that is what you percieve. I knew a player that didn’t level, and only fished. The player was happy & I think to this day he was / is insane but what I think doesn’t matter, only that players happiness mattered to that player.
You are free to do what you like, you choose to do things, don’t pawn it off, own up to it.
By the time monks came about the precedent for inserting new classes had existed since Wrath. When Wrath came out they had already given both factions a new class by opening up Shaman to Alliance and Paladin to Horde.
Creating a new class from time to time is a staple of WoW. Housing is not.
Monks were hardly as unprecedented as housing would be imo.
