People said this about transmog as well and we can see how popular this is. People that play WoW love collecting things, having housing is just another collection. It would be a collection that spans every activity of the game crafting, pet battles, PvP, world content, raiding, M+ and even achievements for play the AH. Blizzard could even make a few changes to WoW logging to make a carpenter profession that everyone could learn, like cooking and fishing. Crafting items for housing could also make old profession mats usable.
ironically…that one will tell you there is no false flagging for the same exact reason when he and his group are gang flagging posts they dont like.
VERY funny to see him now saying the opposite, lmao
In the context they were mentioned in, the point was made.
Take the DRing mounts…there are mods I’ll never get because of the content they exist in that I wont ever bother with.
If that player could farm the mod, then it wasnt soulbound so they could sell it on the AH, sure…I’ll pay them a pretty penny for it.
Same here.
Put some of the recipes for housing crafted items in M+ or mythic raiding and that gives that group something they can craft and sell on the AH.
its already a thing with some crafting recipes…just bring it into housing if the ever do it.
Are you a streamer? Are you a investor? Do they call you by name when you go to a blizzard event? Do you have like a discord friend list of people in blizzard? Do you get blue responses on any of your posts? If all you have are no’s, then to them, you are a nobody. A clown. Some with opinion and beliefs that dont matter to any of them. Sorry, but it is what it is. Nice post btw. [Not heing sarcastic]
Then you haven’t read every thread in the general forums…which is of course, true for nearly all of us. The most common complaint by the ‘anti-transmog’ crowd was that PvPrs would no longer be able to gauge the relative power of their opponent just by looking at them.
Sounds silly, right? But then…most complaints against optional features ARE silly.
They did player housing. It was garrisons. And they didn’t like it because the social interaction in the cities dwindled. Because everyone just sat in their garrison and did things. It was basically their own personal. Capital city.
So I don’t think blizzard will do that again. And to be honest. I don’t think the majority of players actually want player housing. It would be a waste of development man power.