I think this time they're catering to people who've wanted multiple buildings. A lot of people seem to be building villages in their homes. But if they're going to continue making such large homes, they need to raise the item cap. And since they refuse to do so, they need to scale down on the homes again. Linchal was a good size for that cap. I don't need this much empty space in my homes. I'm basically buying whole worlds at this point.

In my opinion, as far as I can see so far this home is perfect.

I LOVE this house. It is perfect for guild housing. And it would be...if not for two things.

1. The item cap is too small.
2. The player population cap is too small.

Seriously, if they fixed these numbers, then this house would be a terrific consideration for those of us who appreciate the town-style guild housing, but we just can't use it. How can you use guild housing when only 1/8th of the guild can use it at any one point in time? These are two huge, glaring issues that need to be resolved before they release larger houses, because as it stands, I can't buy this no matter how much I love it—it's useless to a guild of anymore than 30-50 players or so.

@ZOS_GinaBruno Please send this feedback over, if at all possible. It's what the majority of the community is complaining about. Thank you!

ZOS_Adrikoth wrote: »

Hi @Recent we wanted to let you know that we appreciate your feedback, thank you for sharing with us.

Thanks for considering our feedback! Now don't get this the other way around... at least from my point of view, the work that was done on this "house" is amazing, the team is very talented and I appreciate their work, however even though I like this house, I see it as an other wasted opportunity for us to get a medium house like most of the community is asking.

Thing is... I have several 700 slots houses. I believe it is the case for most housing enthusiasts. These manors are so expensive to furnish, it is frustrating and painful, because with such large houses you could do a lot of things, yet the furnishings are either very limited or are quite expensive or rare. Some people have the time and the resource to finish such projects, but after I invested piles of gold or many crowns in these houses, I don't feel that I want to buy an other large manor, even if I like it. You have already given us two very large houses for free, the Psijic Villa and the Rimmen Hall of the Lunar Champion. The Psijic Villa is the perfect example of why huge manors do not work, because if you want to decorate it properly, you need to focus on the exterior or the interior, you just can't do both properly without having many empty areas.

An other issue with these manors is how large they are... People just won't travel to the far end of the house, except for the first couple of times, after which there is little reason to wander. Most people will place the banker/merchant and crafting stations somewhere near the entrance, because there is no fast travel in the house and mounts can't be used. Hall of the Lunar Champion was the first house to add portals, but we need some placeable portals like in Eld Angavar to make these large manors fun to use. I am still waiting for a grappling hook furnishing so people could make challenges like in Dragonguard training grounds. Wouldn't that be amazing? You can bet your money that people will enjoy that and housing will be more fun than it is now! Combine that with portals, timed portals, interactable flags/checkpoints and traps (which you added in the private arena house), and you can have a whole new minigame in ESO!

volkeswagon wrote: »

And i really wish you would remove the category caps in notable homes and just have one set cap for everything. Why only allow 10 cats. I don't need 100 slots for trophies. Why not just combine everything.

This, if adding more slots could cause issues then i ask the devs why do we have homes with 100+ slots for trophies.
i would easily and happily accept 10 or 20 slots for trophys if it ment extra slots for normal items.

It's waaaaaay too big, and isn't really good as a guild base/house either. People who use the stations in a guild house are all about business, they are not going there to explore, there is no reason to. They go, they do what they need to do and leave just as fast.

The idea that bigger is better seems to rule in this case, but it doesn't make it true. The walkways without rails that you might fall off and cause frustration on your own home, the fact that the number of items you can place is the same as a medium house that costs much less, the fact it is nothing like any thieves den or hide away in the game. Why? How is this anything like a Thief might use.

Way off the mark. It's as if ZoS spent so much labor on it that they have to get some kind of return on it, so they are moving forward with it even though it's all wrong.

It's meh, I was hoping it would be something special, instead it seems to be a desert city with sandy winds and way too big for any purpose.

Alright ZoS, so you get it, we want a house that is large not an entire world unto itself. Something manageable. But we also want more item slots, and if you are going to put it somewhere way off the beaten track, and expect people to spend $100+ dollars for the house then give it it's own wayshrine, I mean really, come on. These giant houses should justify their own wayshrines.