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Not sure if I'm gonna LOVE or HATE this new housing.
I do LOVE the notion of having tons of more storage space. Like most EQers I tend to be a packrat, saving practically everything, especially leftover no-drop quest items which I'm always afraid I will need again someday. (But don't ask me why I still have all 10 quest skins from the Devestation!)
I'm still trying to figure out if my new 3-room house with "300 items storage"really means I can store the equivalent of 30 10-slot bags worth of stuff from my bank account. Anyone know? And what the hell do "vaults" do?
I kinda LOVE, altho it's a little weird, how some people just leave their houses unlocked. LOL. I clicked on one door, expecting to be frozen out, and suddenly zoned right into somebody's house with the owner standing right there. I actually felt kinda embarassed, like some kind of peeping Tom!
I HATE the cookie-cutter "new suburb" look of the housing zone, and it's really lame that the zones all look the same regardless of which neighborhood you enter. If one is a Hollow, another a Hill and a third is a Meadow, then I'd expect at least some differences in design.
The suburbanness of these neighborhoods is kinda lame in an fantasy world immersive game like EQ. Altho some of the newness and sameness will go away when people start buying ornaments and other shit to put on their lawns.
Finally, I already see that houses on hills are going to be the first to sell. Most of the neighborhoods I visited still had plenty of plots for sale on "sea level" but almost every plot on a hill was sold. I suggest get your hill plot asap because those will go for premiums for resale eventually, especially if they don't open new neighborhoods until existing ones fill up completely.
A home on a hill IS nice.... kinda like being the lord of the manor in a medieval village.
I do LOVE the notion of having tons of more storage space. Like most EQers I tend to be a packrat, saving practically everything, especially leftover no-drop quest items which I'm always afraid I will need again someday. (But don't ask me why I still have all 10 quest skins from the Devestation!)
I'm still trying to figure out if my new 3-room house with "300 items storage"really means I can store the equivalent of 30 10-slot bags worth of stuff from my bank account. Anyone know? And what the hell do "vaults" do?
I kinda LOVE, altho it's a little weird, how some people just leave their houses unlocked. LOL. I clicked on one door, expecting to be frozen out, and suddenly zoned right into somebody's house with the owner standing right there. I actually felt kinda embarassed, like some kind of peeping Tom!
I HATE the cookie-cutter "new suburb" look of the housing zone, and it's really lame that the zones all look the same regardless of which neighborhood you enter. If one is a Hollow, another a Hill and a third is a Meadow, then I'd expect at least some differences in design.
The suburbanness of these neighborhoods is kinda lame in an fantasy world immersive game like EQ. Altho some of the newness and sameness will go away when people start buying ornaments and other shit to put on their lawns.
Finally, I already see that houses on hills are going to be the first to sell. Most of the neighborhoods I visited still had plenty of plots for sale on "sea level" but almost every plot on a hill was sold. I suggest get your hill plot asap because those will go for premiums for resale eventually, especially if they don't open new neighborhoods until existing ones fill up completely.
A home on a hill IS nice.... kinda like being the lord of the manor in a medieval village.