Sylvermynx wrote: »I miss the superlative version of housing in RIFT.
Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »I miss the superlative version of housing in RIFT.
Never played RIFT, how is the housing in there?
I like it, but wish it was more accessible to poorer players.
It's not fun telling players that, for example, many of the big houses cost 70+ USD
The number of housing slots is laughable. And instead of giving us interesting and good-looking small houses, which we can actually decorate, they only release gigantic, lifeless mega-mansions.
The number of housing slots is laughable. And instead of giving us interesting and good-looking small houses, which we can actually decorate, they only release gigantic, lifeless mega-mansions.
Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »
(emphasis mine)WithMyLaserGun wrote: »Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »I miss the superlative version of housing in RIFT.
Never played RIFT, how is the housing in there?
Something I love about the housing in RIFT is that you can scale furnishings, so if you want a huge chair (stretched-out texture ofc) then you can do that. There are also these little node things that create lighting in a certain vicinity, without an actual object like a lamp, so it's really easy to create mood-lighting.
But my very favourite thing in RIFT's housing, is the time of day nodes (idk what else to call them) and weather nodes. You can place one, say sunset time, in your dimension (they're not called houses cause many of them don't have premade structures) and it'll forever be sunset. Same with weather, you can add a thunderstorm one to your dimension and the weather will be permanently thunderstorms! One of the best things about this, also, is that this stuff is *really cheap* to buy. There's a whole load of creative freedom in RIFT that ESO does not, and imo, will never have, unfortunately.
They'll never do any of this in ESO because they're too concerned with consistency - time of day, weather etc - despite the fact that many people would like the option to have different time of day in their house, especially when furnishing.
Just realised this is the longest post I have ever written, I guess I really love housing ^_^
(emphasis mine)WithMyLaserGun wrote: »Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »I miss the superlative version of housing in RIFT.
Never played RIFT, how is the housing in there?
Something I love about the housing in RIFT is that you can scale furnishings, so if you want a huge chair (stretched-out texture ofc) then you can do that. There are also these little node things that create lighting in a certain vicinity, without an actual object like a lamp, so it's really easy to create mood-lighting.
But my very favourite thing in RIFT's housing, is the time of day nodes (idk what else to call them) and weather nodes. You can place one, say sunset time, in your dimension (they're not called houses cause many of them don't have premade structures) and it'll forever be sunset. Same with weather, you can add a thunderstorm one to your dimension and the weather will be permanently thunderstorms! One of the best things about this, also, is that this stuff is *really cheap* to buy. There's a whole load of creative freedom in RIFT that ESO does not, and imo, will never have, unfortunately.
They'll never do any of this in ESO because they're too concerned with consistency - time of day, weather etc - despite the fact that many people would like the option to have different time of day in their house, especially when furnishing.
Just realised this is the longest post I have ever written, I guess I really love housing ^_^
That's the biggest reason I just can't bring myself to move out of that free Psijic Manor place they gave us a few years ago -- I just love that the lighting is consistent whenever I go there, no matter what! Nothing worse than building a fully furnished and beautiful home where it's raining or dark or some other nonsense 80% of the time when I go there. I really did like my Mournoth Keep, but I just can't go back to being at the mercy of weather and time after being in Artaeum.
The day ESO starts allowing us to set weather and time of day in our houses is the day they make probably hundreds of dollars from me on housing stuff. Til then, I've yet to find anywhere I want to be more than where I'm at.
Also, I would like to like some of these other houses that are available, but I just can't convince myself to buy a house where I'm forced to enter through the basement or whatever like I'm trying to sneak into my own home. Not only is it annoyingly inconvenient, but it's also just immersion killing. That's another pro of the Psijic place -- the entrance is at least open and inviting... you know, like an entrance should be.
When will we get the option to set the spawn points for our homes?!
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I don't mind that you can buy furniture with crowns btw. I only mind when its crown ONLY.
WithMyLaserGun wrote: »Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »I miss the superlative version of housing in RIFT.
Never played RIFT, how is the housing in there?
Something I love about the housing in RIFT is that you can scale furnishings, so if you want a huge chair (stretched-out texture ofc) then you can do that. There are also these little node things that create lighting in a certain vicinity, without an actual object like a lamp, so it's really easy to create mood-lighting.
But my very favourite thing in RIFT's housing, is the time of day nodes (idk what else to call them) and weather nodes. You can place one, say sunset time, in your dimension (they're not called houses cause many of them don't have premade structures) and it'll forever be sunset. Same with weather, you can add a thunderstorm one to your dimension and the weather will be permanently thunderstorms! One of the best things about this, also, is that this stuff is *really cheap* to buy. There's a whole load of creative freedom in RIFT that ESO does not, and imo, will never have, unfortunately.
They'll never do any of this in ESO because they're too concerned with consistency - time of day, weather etc - despite the fact that many people would like the option to have different time of day in their house, especially when furnishing.
Just realised this is the longest post I have ever written, I guess I really love housing ^_^
SeaGtGruff wrote: »I'd planned to put all of the crafting stations in at least one of my houses, but I can use some of my guilds' guild halls for that, so there's no rush.
cap on furnishings...
while in small/medium houses it is fine or even to much in large houses it is not enough...at best you will fill just half of your house or maybe even only 1/3 or 1/4 in bigger houses
to much useless space or to many so single furnishings like many empty bookshelves vs not to much filled bookshelves, many single forgs, plates etc while having maybe few sets of this as single furniture etc
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Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »cap on furnishings...
while in small/medium houses it is fine or even to much in large houses it is not enough...at best you will fill just half of your house or maybe even only 1/3 or 1/4 in bigger houses
to much useless space or to many so single furnishings like many empty bookshelves vs not to much filled bookshelves, many single forgs, plates etc while having maybe few sets of this as single furniture etc
Yea it is a shame in most houses you cant go into detail if you want to fill up the whole space what is given to you.
It's either going into detail and cutting out space of the house or not having details and filling up all somehow,at least in the manors.
Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »cap on furnishings...
while in small/medium houses it is fine or even to much in large houses it is not enough...at best you will fill just half of your house or maybe even only 1/3 or 1/4 in bigger houses
to much useless space or to many so single furnishings like many empty bookshelves vs not to much filled bookshelves, many single forgs, plates etc while having maybe few sets of this as single furniture etc
Yea it is a shame in most houses you cant go into detail if you want to fill up the whole space what is given to you.
It's either going into detail and cutting out space of the house or not having details and filling up all somehow,at least in the manors.
yep, as I stated small and medium houses have no problem but bigger have to big problem, I have decorated z dozen of houses, all small/medium are fine, even without eso+ bonus they are managable to decorated good but houses with 600 decorations limit with eso+ and then manors with 700+....are just pathetic, houses with 600 decors I barely decorate fine, without to much details if any are possible without leaving somewhere empty area while with manors...I can only decorate outside or inside, never both places at same time
like for example dagerfall overlook, I have decorated outside castle and just basement, rest of castle is literally empty
serenity falls estate - entire home is empty as it is anyway not to close to entrenacne so no reason to even go in here when barn (or what is this xD) with rest of this areo outside is decorated