@ZOS_SarahHecker - could we please have a sticky of the housing issues that ZOS is aware of and intends to fix in this forum?

Are you going to be fixing the lighting issue that has been reported in multiple threads about Dawnlight Palace?

They blame me for Spider-Man threads isnt that enough? Why do you have to pick on me i need a safe space

thatlaurachick wrote: »

So, you bought a home you didn't like the design of, and now want it changed? No amount of bumping is going to get that to happen.

In the future, if you don't love the design of a home, don't buy it.

So you buy a $100 pair of shoes and you go home, put them on but after walking in them for 20 mins you notice the sole is becoming unstuck. Do you say to yourself tnat perhaps you should not have bought the shoes which are a known brand btw or do,you take them back to the seller and ask them to please exchange them for you? I imagine most consumers with any sense would expect to get quality for their money. This is all these people are asking for so I don't understand your comment.

Tigerseye wrote: »

You might like a dev, you might like a game, but it is just a product, being sold by a corporation, at the end of the day.

If it doesn't work you complain and you keep complaining until they make it work.

This is exactly my point. I know, that I wouldn't get much if it comes to general design, but by pointing out what went wrong with this house I could help devs avoid similar issues in the future.

On top of that we've got some really nasty stuff going on in Lakemire Manor, which needed fixing. I don't see anything wrong with putting them all in one post instead of two separate ones.

Together, we've got to really nice solutions and I would love to see ZOS implementing at least some of them.

Mix wrote: »

I never noticed that wall behaved like that!

Personally though I love the roots, pillars, lake you have to swim in to get places (or build walkways of some sort).

I am also OK with the rubble but I agree that it is very inconsistent on what rubble is removable and what isn't (Pariah's Pinnacle had removable rubble and so does Hall of the Lunar Champion but other homes do not).

I like the idea of an "empty" preview so that we can all see what is/is not movable/removable before buying and that option shouldn't be THAT hard to implement.

Once you notice how crazy this wall is you can't unsee it. Sorry for that

If it comes to pillars and roots I understand that some would like to keep them as they indeed may add to their idea of the house. Thus I would rather suggest making them furniture - there are not so many to jeoparidse your item count and some people, including myself, would be happy to remove what they don't like, or what gets in their way.
Personally, I like how the pillars look but get really irritated with how they limit the functional space. (Imagine myself shouting at my monitor trying to accomodate quite complicated custom built "wall decor" in the pinnacle room and getting frustrated as ef with 6th failed attempt) I would simply make the rooms a bit bigger (without adding extra pillars) or give players a chance to remove the pillars at will.

But I'm repeating myself

@ZOS_SarahHecker - Thank you for playing a part in fixing that horrid wall.

Great thanks to everybody, who commented about my rambling, who agreed and disagreed with me, as it allowed this thread to gain some momentum! Recently added homes show improvment comparing to the old ones (removable structures), thus it keeps me hopeful that ZOS managed to digest some of our suggestions. Thank you again guys!

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Well so we just had a housing event and I go to show off my xanmeer and oh look, all my candles are now all *** up!!! Awesome!!!

I don't think it's too much to ask for a warning somewhere reasonable on the forums. Now I'm having to retrieve candles and other items now stuck inside the wall.

Please let us know when things like this are going to occur in the future because this is really crappy to deal with. Thanks.

** Edited to be a little less angry/ranty **

Well, the best solution is to make the house properly No fixes, no angry people. And... there is a part of crappy texture in that house left (by the stairs leading to the "cellar" room, big, tough to miss) ... which I never mentioned to check if ZOS were actually going to search the whole house for other "booby traps". But naaaaah, why would they

@GoodFella146 I tried to give kind of a warning under my thread, but apparently it wasn't clear enough. No idea if the wall fix was mentioned in the patch notes, though.

I have this house and I agree with OP, this house could use some fixes. My biggest problem with it is un-removable debrires and some larger roots & stones on the floor. Even if you did previewed the house - there was no way of knowing that those are permanent. Take a look at the Hall of the Lunar Champion house for example. You actually can remove debries & rocks from the floor... I wish I could do the same in my Pyramid manor...

And 2nd issue is um... lets just say that this houe is expensive. And I dont have ESO+ (it is not a matter of money or something, subscription model is just super unappealing to me), so I have to work with something like 350 furnishing slots... And this house is HUGE... Right now I had to section off the "basement" with a wall and focus on the main chamber and ignore the huge outside area. Maybe 350 will enough for interior only.

Basically speaking, all crown store houses should have higher furnitute cap.