ExiledKhallisi wrote: »WIldstar = World of Spongebob great game for hentai fans and 40 yr old virgins with cute fuzzy characters and happy go sunshine environments.
ExiledKhallisi wrote: »WIldstar = World of Spongebob great game for hentai fans and 40 yr old virgins with cute fuzzy characters and happy go sunshine environments.
They need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
I played theThey need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
Its not just about being social (or anti-social) housing was a key TES function. I always found it nice just to pop back to my house store some gear, listen to the bard before setting off on another epic adventure.
If implemented like this it would be pretty much just the same only instead of going off solo, you would meet up with friends. (or go into PvP battle)
I'm fairly certain too that the role-play community would love housing. I keep using the word but player housing in TES has always been integral to the game.
EDIT - Also its not the aesthetic quality of the Wildstar housing, its the customisation options. Like having your own workstations (something that TES already did, yet ESO doesn't have) ! ! !
They need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
If you have friends you'll find that friends get together often in their houses and tool around. Housing is a very social thing. In RIFT people make dimensions and open them up to strangers so people get to experience the cool things others have made. Guilds hold meetings in their guild houses, people have friends over in their personal houses.
If you think people are hiding in their houses, it's just they haven't invited YOU...maybe they're just hiding from YOU.
Well Zenimax has already said its likely to be after the 2nd anniversary before we see player housing (personally I think that's way too late). I've just watched a video of the player housing in Wildstar and OMG ! All I can say is ESO's player housing had better be good if this is the standards other MMO's are setting. (RIFT did it great, Wildstar now better)
(not sure if I can post the link here or not)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jLc0esD1fc
Well Zenimax, you got 2 years to sort out player housing and it'd better be AAA rating quality. I'm talking Skyrim epic levels of housing. The gauntlet has been thrown down, zeni... don't let us down ! ! !
They need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
If you have friends you'll find that friends get together often in their houses and tool around. Housing is a very social thing. In RIFT people make dimensions and open them up to strangers so people get to experience the cool things others have made. Guilds hold meetings in their guild houses, people have friends over in their personal houses.
If you think people are hiding in their houses, it's just they haven't invited YOU...maybe they're just hiding from YOU.
Maybe you haven't played many MMOs. /facepalm
Well Zenimax has already said its likely to be after the 2nd anniversary before we see player housing (personally I think that's way too late). I've just watched a video of the player housing in Wildstar and OMG ! All I can say is ESO's player housing had better be good if this is the standards other MMO's are setting. (RIFT did it great, Wildstar now better)
(not sure if I can post the link here or not)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jLc0esD1fc
Well Zenimax, you got 2 years to sort out player housing and it'd better be AAA rating quality. I'm talking Skyrim epic levels of housing. The gauntlet has been thrown down, zeni... don't let us down ! ! !
Amsel_McKay wrote: »Well Zenimax has already said its likely to be after the 2nd anniversary before we see player housing (personally I think that's way too late). I've just watched a video of the player housing in Wildstar and OMG ! All I can say is ESO's player housing had better be good if this is the standards other MMO's are setting. (RIFT did it great, Wildstar now better)
(not sure if I can post the link here or not)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jLc0esD1fc
Well Zenimax, you got 2 years to sort out player housing and it'd better be AAA rating quality. I'm talking Skyrim epic levels of housing. The gauntlet has been thrown down, zeni... don't let us down ! ! !
WTF is that... that has to be the worst looking game in history of games... Looks like I would be playing Sponge Bob's world... a color palette neon puke and neon poo would make my head explode after 1 min on play...
A couple of weeks ago, I might have scoffed at that.Ragnar_Lodbrok wrote: »Well it is likely on the back burner like most things, until they get f2p sorted out.
magickats242cub18_ESO wrote: »
Zanbarbone wrote: »Housing in this Wildstar game is kind of lame ... The best Game I have ever built a house in is EQ2, Where you can use ANYTHING for housing and have the most custom of houses in any MMO. This is the last house I built in EQ2. It took me 2 weeks to build this house. You need to read the post to get an idea of how complex this house is. This game has a ton of building blocks with just as many textures and colors to them. All items can be moved up/down, back/forward and rotate 360deg. The Land you can purchase from a vast array of styles and sizes. There also premade houses that you can just decorate. There is a publishing system with a "Like" leaderboard.
If ZoS can allow people to build like this I will be very happy person and I would not mind waiting 18 - 24 months for it to come out.
Vendersleigh wrote: »Rev Rielle wrote: »Meh housing. The only housing I cared was Everquest 2 because you could build your own table chair etc.
Damn my wife made tons of money in woodworking sellings high house stuff. And all the pets you gathered (catch them all) you could just put them in your house like a sort of grand ménagerie, and you could win stuff like wall decoration in their cards game.
And all was resizable on the fly. Yes. Even mini pets.
Ah and you could visit others home if set on free visit.
Yes. EQ 2 is the benchmark for player housing, no other MMO comes close.
SWG housing was amazing. And so profitable for those like myself that specialised in crafting houses, furniture, gardens, guildhalls, town halls, theatres, cantinas, landing pads, etc. Plus the money I received in tips for decorating other people's houses as every item could be placed anywhere in the house on all three axes. Thus we ended with such glorious pieces as eg. pianos, imax cinemas, shops with items out to browse around, restaurants with food on the tables, indoor gardens, haunted houses.
In the end housing is like PvP; it is something that one gets or does not. Also like PvP, it gives the player a measure of control and means of showing off.
And we all like to have some control in our lives. Between school and the work that most of us do we not have so much control thus the importance of holidays and hobbies, where we get to make the decisions. The more decisions allowed in a game to the players, the more the players become invested in the game and the longer they stay playing.
MMOs also often have housing ... most commonly in later patches often years after release.
Stonesthrow wrote: »Has ANY of you who complains about no housing in ESO READ that Zenimax answered this question quite a lot before the game was released. Player housing was NOT planned to be in the game at all. They didn't say it would never be, but was NOT part of the plan.
They listened to the feedback, and have started a project around it. Even communicated to us that the idea of housing is not a NO.
Where did the timeline for 2 years come from?
Can anyone link me a confirmed comment from a ZENIMAX rep who says player housing will be in ESO, but in 2 years?
I don't care what your brothers, sister, friend or a cousin, who plays supermario, saw on a TV commercial, that a guildleader from EVE said, ESO will get player housing in 2 years.
Zenimax managers comments or official statements only. Everything else means nothing.
Creative director Paul Sage told IGN May 22nd, 2014...
Another feature often asked about is Player Housing; fans of previous entries in the series widely agree that owning property in Tamriel is a fairly integral part of the franchise, while MMO players tend to be keen to have somewhere to hang their hats, regardless of which fictional world it's in. Sadly, Sage says that while Player Housing would be nice, it's not likely to come until ESO has an anniversary or two.
"I will tell you that when we get to player housing, and I think it’s one of those things that when you have a game that’s been running a long time it’s one of those things you want to get to, it has to be something that’s done differently and done well," he said. "That’s about all I can tell you. We have no firm plans for anything on housing at this time."
I played theThey need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
Its not just about being social (or anti-social) housing was a key TES function. I always found it nice just to pop back to my house store some gear, listen to the bard before setting off on another epic adventure.
If implemented like this it would be pretty much just the same only instead of going off solo, you would meet up with friends. (or go into PvP battle)
I'm fairly certain too that the role-play community would love housing. I keep using the word but player housing in TES has always been integral to the game.
EDIT - Also its not the aesthetic quality of the Wildstar housing, its the customisation options. Like having your own workstations (something that TES already did, yet ESO doesn't have) ! ! !
Stop comparing ESO to TES. This game is an MMO, not a SPRPG.
ExiledKhallisi wrote: »WIldstar = World of Spongebob great game for hentai fans and 40 yr old virgins with cute fuzzy characters and happy go sunshine environments.
They need to implement housing much sooner, to grab the social players.
Social? If they implement it like Wildstar it won't be social. Instanced housing with crafting stations and direct teleports to raids? How does that foster social behavior AT ALL?
This will be DAoC all over again where people hide out in their houses and others constantly complain that the cities are empty.
If you have friends you'll find that friends get together often in their houses and tool around. Housing is a very social thing. In RIFT people make dimensions and open them up to strangers so people get to experience the cool things others have made. Guilds hold meetings in their guild houses, people have friends over in their personal houses.
If you think people are hiding in their houses, it's just they haven't invited YOU...maybe they're just hiding from YOU.
Maybe you haven't played many MMOs. /facepalm