I have one fully furnished house in Alinor and this is enough for me. Otherwise, I don’t worry about what will happen with the housing.

For example, when I got tablets for the home in North Elsweyr I smiled. On the other hand, I don't focus on it. Questing, dungeons, and pvp are my favorite content.

Yes, although I find it difficult to properly furnish one, especially the larger houses (hence my dismay at all the recent additions being mansions). So I only have one house I am happy with an a couple more WIPS across 2 accounts. All small, all cluttered. Mostly it's furniture I made or found. As for why... it's a fun creative outlet when done sparingly.

I enjoy it. You can make some really fun stuff. Some folks are incredibly talented and I have seen houses that would blow your mind, using furnishings in ways you wouldn't have thought before, to make aquariums, haunted houses that look like a Disney park ride, and a carnival complete with manually-constructed ferris wheel, etc.

I also like putting together themed rooms and using them as raffle prizes or auction lots for guilds I'm in. I run two furniture stores for guildies as well and while very expensive to get going on the front end with designing all the display pieces, it's earning me so good gold from high-end buyers who like housing but can't be bothered tracking down/learning a bunch of furnishing plans, so they spend that gold paying someone else to craft it for them (and sometimes even to come set it up/decorate).

Housing is the true end game and I participate fully

I like housing. It's all I have left to enjoy in the game. I have a Christmas house, a Halloween house, a beautiful torture cave, a wine cellar, and numerous half done ideas like a wedding venue/bed and breakfast. Its expensive but it's the only thing ZoS hasn't ruined for me.

I care about all content, housing included.

Lysette wrote: »

You might like sleek creek house near Rawl'kha in Reaper's March - very convenient with a decently sized outdoor space,

I'll have to check it out. I do a lot with exterior spaces. My Hundings has much more stuff outside than in: it's practically forested, I built a dock (shame I don't have the Master Fisher ship), and I built out the beach with lots of Summerset limestone & coral formations. Plenty of big statues (like the ones on sale this week), too.

I do care, a lot in fact. You can spend countless hours on housing.

I always find it fun when your character/characters have a place to call home, especially if you can tailor it to fit them. For example create your own Imperial Mansion for your Imperial character. I call Linchal Grand Manor home for my characters, it's the perfect Imperial home. I've also made it quite...draconic, Akatosh banners, dragon statues and Imperial statues for example. (All hail Akatosh!)

If you don't care much about housing itself, you can at least care about fast crafting. It's a lot smoother and faster going to your own home to do crafting, enchanting, cooking etc. Or it's a place to just have stuff in storage containers as well as your own personal banker & merchant. Or you can utilize a home to have dummies where you can practice parsing and doing good amounts of damage. Housing isn't just a place to teleport, you can do a lot with housing content.

Watchdog wrote: »

I love housing in ESO and I am very happy to see the furnishing Antiquities. I just wish they weren't bound on pickup.

Agreed, the Antiquities system added a lot of cool new furniture items.

Its a bit sad as i like the look and ide of it.

But no, as its has no function i can use that benefits me.

That is the the only part of the game left, that is not laggy...

More needs to be added to make them feel more useful tho.

As a challenge for crafting and harvesting stuff yes. I am slowly decking out the temple in Northern Elsweyr but not by spending crowns on housing or furniture.