The Garrisons weren’t bad… but the sheer amount of cut content in Warlords was devastating.
Also: this is my most prized decoration— the Rakata Mind Trap in the middle of the floor. It took sooooo many runs of Eternity Vault and then I had to win the roll.
They had player housing in Fallout 76 (a C.A.M.P that could be moved around) and you could buy items from the in-game shop to help furnish it. I imagine the same thing will be done here.
You would purchase blueprints from the shop with bottlecaps and could upgrade the camp with better blueprints with more caps. Come to think of it, sounds like an engineering thing.
Fallout 76 tried to be an mmorpg but kinda failed in that respect, but the CAMPs were very cool.
Player housing releases prior to Midnight. Read the roadmap.
Someday, maybe you’ll get your head out of whatever space it’s stuck in and stop acting so jerky about something you don’t need to participate in if you hate it so much.
I’m thinking it might be like Animal Crossing, and it’ll be a huge gold sink, at least towards the end, for the largest of rooms/houses.
Probably gonna cost a large amount to upgrade room size or change layouts or something like that.
I am very much expecting something for whales since the brutosaur was such a success. There’s no reason for them not to keep trying with that stuff lol.
Also wondering if they’ll charge us for moving furniture as they do with transmog.
I hope it’s a gold sink, since I’m casual these days I don’t do much with my gold but buy transmogs every so often, and I’m running out of transmogs I want that I can actually purchase on the AH, so mainly I just sit on my gold doing absolutely nothing with it except making more (which is kind of fun but I’d rather have something to do with it)
What’s the inverse of a silver lining? A rusty lining?
Who cares if housing is time gated? All that matters is if we get something other than Garrisons 2.0. If so, real housing can be as time gated as it wants (Initially lol).