I will not be spending any gold or crowns on housing until my Coldharbour house becomes available.

Cold. Draughty. Ruined. Expensive.

Even if I'm a fan of orcish aesthetic, orc houses should be warm and welcoming, just like the longhouses in Betnikh.

I have too many houses already.

I, for one, love Orc aestetic. However, I am tired of these giant palaces and will wait for a small/medium house near or inside Orsinium.

The uneven floors were a bad design choice, but otherwise Pariah's is my favorite home introduced so far.

I had intended to get it because I was smitten by what I saw in videos prior to release. I loved that it was partly (mostly) open to the elements and that would have suited me and what I had intended to do with it.

However, the price has put me off a bit. After much deliberation and looking critically at what else I want to spend my crowns on in the near future, as well as factoring in my self-imposed limits on what I spend on the game, I have decided not to get it.

A pity, but there you go.

I'm waiting for the imperial manor to return.

Ajaxandriel wrote: »

Cold. Draughty. Ruined. Expensive.

Even if I'm a fan of orcish aesthetic, orc houses should be warm and welcoming, just like the longhouses in Betnikh.

Couldn't agree more.

When you consider that 14,000 crowns cost $99.99 and they want just under that for unfurnished... and over 16,000 crowns for the furnished version... yeah that's insane. I didn't pay that much for the Imperial Edition of the whole darn game at launch. I really hope ZOS gets a clue that their pricing is simply unacceptable. Of course, it's on us paying (or in this case NOT paying) customers to inform them of this fact.

As I said in the previous thread:

This is one I won't be buying.

On preview it's cold and unwelcoming. For those looking for a bleak snowy property it's probably fine, and there is plenty of space outside. But where there are normally windows all the rooms are open to the elements, and the place is cavernous. There's no way you could get it to look comfortable, and even the floors are uneven so carpets are out. I really don't think it's worth the price (13000 crowns unfurnished/16500 furnished), and the furniture provided in the furnished version is basic and dismal.

{{{shivers}}}.......I'm still in preview as I write......going to port back to Hundings now where it's nice and warm before I freeze to death.

I think I should get it for free. I am an Orc after all.

This house costs 8 copies of Morrowind lol there's no chance on this planet that I'd hand over money like that even if I was a billionaire.

Damn straight disrespectful to the fan base to charge that much.

This one's not my style. Too dang cold and open. I am holding out for Earthtear Cavern, but I cannot buy it until they fix guest permissions to allow those with decorator permission to add furniture. Just not going to spend that much real cash on a half-finished product that I cannot turn into a proper guild house with guildie input. C'mon ZOS, hurry up with that please.

Wrothgar is a beautiful zone, I hope they put a small Imperial house or something in there some day.

But nah, not even interested in this one. Pretty back yard, super cold. At least it's not dark like so many of the original houses.

Would love to but, after finishing the outside of my Daggerfall Overlook and only having about 150 slots remaining for the interior I wouldn't even know where to start with this one #stressful