This one will only buy a property if she has a very clear idea of what she will do with it and how she will do it - the existing furnishings limit this too, for example it is hard to make a fabulous bakery when the only cakes we have are sweetrolls.

There needs to be much open and outdoor space - dark enclosed interiors do not work well for this one - give her an island or a meadow or something like that yes and she is happiest. Khajiit needs to see the bright moons above.

For some of the existing homes this one has not purchased this is why:

The Snow Globe - the strange shape of the interior. Now if it had been a mead hall shape placed in a large snowy meadow this one would have been pleased and jumped at the chance.

The potato eight house - the green rocks not being moveable and also the square building outside not being moveable either. Things being moveable is quite a big deal for this one.

The style matters to this one too - she is not likely to buy a spooky or Imperial sort of place because she is neither of those things. The preferred style is Redguardish or something else related to sand. Actually quite often related to sand thinking about it …

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

So far, I haven't bought...

...Mournoth Keep:
Because I have both Hammerdeath and the Forsaken Stronghold, and Mournoth has nothing I don't have with those two (except the location).
...Mathiisen Manor:
Because I'm not too fond of the Aldmeri architecture style outside of Summerset, and the smaller version is enough for me.
...Dawnshadow:
I like the location, but I don't really like the layout of the bigger Khajiiti buildings outside of Elsweyr, and the yard is very ... boring IMO.
...Quondam Indorilia:
Dunmer homes tend to depress me, and I already have the small and the huge versions.
...Stay Moist Mansion:
Um... not too fond of Argonian architecture, either, at least outside of Murkmire. But this one is still on my to-get list ... I like the location and the yard.
...Old Mistveil Manor:
I like its location, but I found the smaller version cuter. It's been like this with Gardner House as well, and I finally got around to buying that one. So this is not a hard pass - I'm just waiting for an occasion to get it, and I never seem to have enough spare crowns to buy it.
...Gorinir Estate:
Uh. Ah. Erm, well... I find Bosmer treehouses extremely difficult to furnish, and I'm still challenged by the medium-sized version of this house. This would probably be the last home I'd get.
...Daggerfall Overlook:
Personally, I find it a tad too big and too generic. On the other hand, it's still on my to-get list.
...Serenity Falls Estate:
I love this house, way better yard than its smaller brother ... but whenever I had enough crowns to get this one, a new, fresh home appeared from out of nowhere, and I absolutely had to get *that* then. But I will hopefully get this one day.
...Jode's Embrace:
Because it's currently not for sale.
...Potentate's Retreat:
Because it's currently not for sale.
...Wraithhome:
The price is steep - which might not be a hindrance per se, but this home is too specific for my taste. And since I have no idea what to do with it, I give it a pass this time around. Should it ever become available again (and hopefully with a discount), I might give in to the temptation, provided I had the funds at the time.

In short, I - as a habitual hunter & gatherer - would like to collect them all, but I already have all the houses I really like, so I tend to think twice when it comes to getting the rest. Or even shorter: Soon (TM).

Well, I am relatively new, so the list of places I haven’t bought would be rather long yet!

There are some places that I can’t see myself buying now because the building layout or style isn’t too my taste or inconsistencies between exterior and interior are too much for me. Sometimes my opinion on these can change, however, and I may overlook or try to “fix” things if I get an inspiration.

The main barrier for me is the size:item limit ratio. A generous item limit greatly increases the appeal of a home. Conversely, if it is too large for me to furnish to my satisfaction I would likely not buy it even if it were exactly the same price as smaller notables. Pay more for space that I won’t be able to fully utilize? Hard pass.

Tel Galen is currently the largest most expensive residence on my wish list, in part because it is one of the smaller notables and also because I have undying love for TES III (which above all else is what brought me to ESO). I want to also say that it is also at the upper limit of what I would consider paying for a home, but if ZOS were to not only up the item limit but add something more that I felt it was worth it... I don’t even know what that would be but I would enjoy the pleasure of finding out.

All homes accessible via Crown Store only...because Not Gonna Pay for a House that's worth more RL money than the game.

I don't see undesirable homes as being a reason to be unsatisfied, unless these homes have a glaring issue. Taste is highly subjective, and it's good (IMO) that housing caters to a variety of tastes.

I have no interest in the Wraithhome, for example, because it doesn't fit any of my characters' styles, but a lot of people have been thrilled with it, and I'm happy that they're happy.

Plenty of people turn their nose up at Tel Galen, but I personally adore it, even though I still haven't designed it in a way I'm entirely happy with.

The ones I considered but didn't get include:

Hammerdeath - needs an exterior space.
Cliffshade - the same
All Argonian mud homes, because they're TOO primitive.
The Bosmer pods larger than Snugpod, which is the right size for that kind of home. A larger one should be a tree, not a pod collection.
Several homes in cities that didn't offer much past the Inn rooms. The Gardner House is close to Rolis Hlaalu, so that was an exception.

idk wrote: »

I have not bought most properties because I choose to not waste my real world money or even in game gold.

And yet you “waste” your real world time playing a game? 🤔 It’s all entertainment. Different people enjoy different things. I buy things that I enjoy and thus are not a waste of my money.

I have not bought a lot of houses because I am just getting started.

I do avoid the houses in the Aldmeri Dominion though, even though my main character is Khajiit. All of the houses in that area are so much smaller than the DC or EP choices.

Wood elf houses are terribly unappealing. High elf houses are a nice design, but little space. Khajiit houses are lovely, but even the largest has only a few small rooms.

All houses need bigger windows to let in more light.

The ones that cost crowns... Because I'm not going to pay cash for a house.

Wraithhome, Daggerfall Overlook, Earthtear Cavern, Ebonheart Chateu, Colossal Aldmeri, Hakkvild's High Hall, Serenity Falls Estate, Observatory Prior, Princely Dawnlight, I'm sure you see where this is going.
All these houses are just too big to decorate properly imo with the slot limit. They don't have very good ceilings or walkways for using "large" furniture to fill in space or the space that needs filled in is just too high up. (Wraithhome and Earthtear are really good examples of this.) If I'm spending 100$ or so for a house I want to at least have the ability to really make it feel full and lavish which is a pretty big detriment when it comes to most of the crown pricing as a whole in regards to both houses and crown store only furnishings.

Haven't bought any wood elf or argonian because I mostly just think their relatively ugly little things but I know that's 100% personal preference and not any fault of ZOS's.

Won't buy most crown-only homes because for their price of just selling the crowns I can get 2-3 other houses of the same size for gold. (Exception is the estates but I outlined my issues of that above.)

For the most part I wish they'd adjust their crown prices to at least be inline with the current going rate even if it's something that will change in the future. It'd sure make more sense instead of seeing Barbed Hook Private Room cost 600 crowns when that's worth 120k in gold on average atm. It is a practice they have condoned even if they won't enforce it so I don't see why they shouldn't at least acknowledge it in their store.

(Yeah yeah I know housing isn't giftable blah blah. Still doesn't change that SOME are available for gold even if they want to provide a 15-25% markup on crown-exclusive homes. That'd still make the average crown exclusive cheaper than it is right now if they balanced Crown to Gold cost on older homes.)

I have not bought all of them except the one on Kenarthis Roost (for ingame gold, no less).
With three Grand Psijic Villas (got those for free like everyone else) there's really no need for me
to own any more real estate in ESO. Also, the continous discrepancy between the exteriors and the interiors
makes me not want any more in game real estate.

I haven't bought several - but the one I would buy is Twin Arches.

Why have I not purchased it? Because of the stupid low skybox that makes the roof unusable. Redguard architecture is known for utilizing the roof as living space - there are examples of it all over the game. Yet Twin Arches has the invisible low ceiling preventing you from doing that. If they removed that I'd buy that house in a heartbeat.


Edit: Oh and I did not buy the Snow Globe - because it was crowns only. That should have been an event reward like the Glenumbra hut - crown OR gold w/ Achievo.

I pass on khajiit homes because the interiors look filthy. I don't like the green textures on the inside of the new homes. It looks like mold or moss both of which do not belong inside of a home. I also don't like that the red paint is missing on the lower part of the walls. I'm pretty sure a home owner would fix that as well.

I'm going to generalize because it covers more territory. I haven't purchased and won't purchase any house that is Crown Store only. I just can't justify the real dollar costs for some pixels on a screen when there are adequate houses available for gold. I also don't by the large houses as I just can't see how to decorate them fully with the ridiculous 700 item limit. As an example I use the Grand Psijic Villa as nothing more than a storage facility since 700 won't fill the inside let alone the outside. I've tended to stick to the 400 item houses as they can generally be decorated to look complete although another 100 slots wouldn't hurt.