I've figured I'd talk about it here since this idea has been floating in my head for a while.
I think it'd be an interesting fix for the housing system if, instead of being handled in wards, it would work as such:
1. There's only one ward.
2. When you enter the housing area, houses that occupy certain plots would load at random. Plot number 1 would pick a house that occupies that plot across that World, Plot number 2 would pick a random house that occupies that plot in the World, etc.
3. When you go to a house plot in the ward, you would be able to click the placard to choose a house that occupies that particular plot from a list that comes up. Once you select a house on that plot, that house then gets loaded on your end, and you can see the house and everyone in it until you select another house on that plot, or you leave the ward.
I think this would allow for people to more freely pick the plot they want, and not only that, it would take the limitation that players have been unsatisfied with on the number of houses (at least to the degree that the server can handle).
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I think it'd be an interesting fix for the housing system if, instead of being handled in wards, it would work as such:
1. There's only one ward.
2. When you enter the housing area, houses that occupy certain plots would load at random. Plot number 1 would pick a house that occupies that plot across that World, Plot number 2 would pick a random house that occupies that plot in the World, etc.
3. When you go to a house plot in the ward, you would be able to click the placard to choose a house that occupies that particular plot from a list that comes up. Once you select a house on that plot, that house then gets loaded on your end, and you can see the house and everyone in it until you select another house on that plot, or you leave the ward.
I think this would allow for people to more freely pick the plot they want, and not only that, it would take the limitation that players have been unsatisfied with on the number of houses (at least to the degree that the server can handle).
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