You must be confused my newfound and beloved, friend. Because that statement you just made is incorrect.
You made an incorrect statement but that’s ok, we all make mistakes sometimes but we learn from our mistakes and become better people for having made them 
And why can’t it be extended to the inventory?
Do you know Blizzard’s code base so well? We can already drop things to the ground and place it, why can’t it be extended to inventory items?
Because it would take a lot of developer time and money to implement this and only 6, maybe 7 (if you have one friend who hasn’t yet spoken their desires on this thread) who would benefit from it
Because WoW can’t do that.
A lot of Blizzard’s code limitations are obvious.
Back when people started asking for cross-faction guilds, I said, well, you might be able to worm your way around that, but you wouldn’t be able to do group content or trade items outside of instances.
And people shouted at me NO YOU’RE WRONG HOW WOULD YOU KNOW.
Now we have “cross-faction guilds” and - SURPRISE! - you can’t do group content or trade items outside of instances.
Told ya.
Some day, maybe somebody will realize, “Hey! Brewa actually knows what he’s talking about!” I can dream.
Show me where in the source code it can’t be done.
You’ve hit that Internet Discussion moment where you ask for something, but even if presented with it, you would just come up with another excuse to deny it.
Take a deep breath. Go pet a puppy.
To be fair, at this point it’s probably best to just get WoW a new coding source anyways, we’re still using the WCIII engine and that thing is NOT suited well for a MMORPG. Sure they’ve attached some sphaghetti code to it to allow for some new functionalities but the mangled up frankenstein of new and old code is just frankly a glitch fest.
This player, brewa, is truly a hero who perseveres against all odds.
Brewa, the champion of the people, fighting the good fight.
Thank you Brewa for your bravery here today!
To be fair only a few people would benefit from new garrisons. So it’s not worth developer time
Calling the garrison player housing is like calling adding shredded cheese to a Hot Pocket is cooking.
We know Blizzard is capable of making good things, we want them to make us a steak.
You’re telling us (and yourself as well) that we should be okay with a gristle-filled burger that is overcooked and covered in ketchup.
God only knows what would be lost forever in that transition, though.
Yes blizzard is capable of making GREAT THINGS, not just good things.
You know how I know this? Because blizzard brought us the beloved garrisons in WoD. Those garrisons were so awesome that there is absolutely no reason to spend more developer time and money on them already because so many people still love them and derive so much joy from the garrison!
Including the devs themselves apparently? It’s already been debunked that the forums are a microscopically small sample size vastly outweighted by people on other media sites, and by the devs own admission themselves, who want better housing.
You’re pitting your own opinions against verified empirical data…
Ion has said so during his interview with Preach
So “better player housing” implies that player housing already exists in the game.
So thank you for confirming that garrisons are, indeed, player housing. This discussion need not continue because everyone already has player housing and we don’t need more of it.
Thank you friend
Have a lovely day
Ion is a serial liar who ‘reads the room’ and tells people what he thinks they want to hear.
Astonished that there are people who haven’t realized this, yet.
Fine, ya know what, Housing is dumb and I’m an idiot for believing it’ll happen.
You guys win, who am I to be the fool, right?
I’m not familiar with this Ion everyone keeps talking about?
Is he the same person who said that tendies would never be sold on the shop and then tendies popped up on the shop this month?
Thank you for your time
I’ve already admitted he’s not exactly the most honest man, but to reiterate… he has Microsoft breathing down his neck IF the deal goes through, the playerbase obviously asking for better housing, etc.
Even the most dishonest crook knows when the jig is up, and one way or another it is up eventually.
What constitutes the player base to you? The four people in this thread?
For all we know, all four of you could just be the same person talking on different accounts